While the stock market is getting hammered over coronavirus concerns, the bigger impact will likely be at the local level, where hourly employees can't work from home.
Hospitals like Tufts Medical Center and UC San Francisco are reaching out to patients to cancel knee and hip replacement surgeries, as well as annual physicals.
Everbridge shares have climbed to a record as more businesses and government agencies count on the software-maker during the spread of the coronavirus.
While ESPN is likely to lean on SportsCenter and other studio shows in the near term, the all-sports network will have to get creative with programming if live sports are canceled for months. The result may lead to even more cancellations of cable TV and ESPN.
The company will be announcing new procedures and safeguards for employees who can't work from home, AT&T Randall Stephenson said in a note sent to employees.
During the coronavirus outbreak, many public health experts see a role for technology to keeping the so-called "worried well" out of the hospital. In recent weeks, many hospitals have been adding coronavirus to their list of conditions that can be screened for virtually.
The move comes after Microsoft canceled two conferences it had planned to host near its headquarters in connection with the spread of the coronavirus. Build 2020 will now be held online instead of in person.
Amazon, like other e-commerce companies, has struggled to police sellers who have sought to take advantage of the panic and flooded online marketplaces with overpriced goods.
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