EsThe range of companies impacted by, and reacting to, COVID-19 coronavirus is widening across the apparel, electronics and logistics industries with Uniqlo, Lenovo and Maersk all outlining what it means for their operations. Also: Repsol, Ford face Spanish digital service tax risks; Bunge, Vale face slide Brazilian commodity exports to China due to COVID-19; plenty of tariff money to pay farmers that are waiting for phase 1 orders; China healthcare tariff roll backs help deliver phase 1, tackle COVID-19; Suez supply chain disruptions averted as Yemen conflict continues; progress toward Ja...
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