Businesses brace for coronavirus threat and travel disruption
U.S. and global small firms adjust plans amid rising cases. Owners cancel trips, shift staff to remote work, and stockpile materials as manufacturers face shortages and firms seek contingency plans. Leaders from The List, Fluidmesh Networks, and ThoughtSTEM cite telecommuting, video meetings, and delayed revenue as the outbreak tests operations.
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