, including the five patients who contracted the infection in China and brought it back to the U.S.
As the virus continues to spread throughout China and across borders, it's hitting businesses around the world. The municipal government of Shanghai issued a notice Monday ordering companies not to resume work after the Chinese New Year holiday until Feb. 3, instead of Jan. 31. As a result, the Shanghai stock exchange will remain closed until Feb. 3.
The travel sector is at substantial risk when public health threats like the coronavirus emerge, said CEO of the World Travel and Tourism Council Gloria Guevara, who was the tourism minister for Mexico during the H1N1 outbreak. Most of the consequences of an outbreak like this are caused by mismanagement, lack of communication and panicked responses, Guevara said. She pointed to the SARS outbreak of 2003 as one example, saying it cost the global economy between $40 billion and $60 billion and cost China 2.8 million jobs.
Disney has been a great partner with China. We must remember how the communist party was covering up the news in december and even arrested 8 people for spreading news about the coronavirus.
What, you don't wanna ride Mask Mountain or Virus of the Caribbean?
Who cares about the effects on entertainment? Why not cover what is gonna happen when the wave of the economic crisis coming with this virus? Nobody cares they cant see asian Mickey
The common flu kills thousands of people annually. Just saying.