Coronavirus: Apple revenue warning

Confidence is falling among Chinese companies and Asian governments as the coronavirus outbreak continues. The American tech giant Apple has warned that its revenues are likely to fall short of expectations because of the impact of the virus on factory output.

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(Picture: Apple has warned that disruption in China from the coronavirus will mean revenues falling short of forecasts. Credit: Getty Images)