March 30, 2020, In just a few months, the novel coronavirus outbreak has changed the world trading system or maybe has affected the way millions of companies operate in a groundbreaking manner. As the companies and employees negotiate things to be back on the track, they have become habitual of some of the unprecedented ways to operate businesses amid the coronavirus outbreak.
COVID-19 has now become to a global pandemic and the outbreak has to shove an uncritical blow to the businesses and companies as everything a small food stall, companies owned outlet to million-dollar multinational firms have been enforced to adopt a new way how do they serve amid a series of statements implicating lockdowns and shutdown orders to help curb the outbreak.
In this turn, while millions of companies have moved to adapt to the new realities of this global pandemic economy, Peter Cappelli, director of Wharton’s Center for Human Resources, predicts, “The worst is yet to come. The big test will come when the same continues for more than a couple of weeks or a few months.”
Highlights: Coronavirus Outbreak
- German State Financial Minister Kills Himself as Coronavirus Affects the Economy.
- Spanish Princess Maria Teresa became the first royal dies due to COVID-19.
- Donald Trump Acknowledges that the death toll in the USA could reach 100,000 or more.
- Warren Buffett said ‘Don’t Buy or Sell’ based on the headlines as the coronavirus puts stocks under pressure.
- Coronavirus Confirmed Cases Around the World Reaches 722,350 as the global death toll spike to 33,980.
The statements released through the panel of companies like Microsoft, Mastercard, Apple, United Airlines and Google indicate the concerns on how the coronavirus is affecting consumer behavior and business sentiments along with enforcing a new way to be adapted.
And even before the coronavirus outbreak the economy and business investments were already pelted stones in the United States.
