Microsoft: Coronavirus supply-chain disruption will hit revenues
Factory shutdowns in China have already hit Surface device production and will affect revenues in the current quarter, Microsoft warns
The knock-on effects of efforts to contain the spread of coronavirus are now being felt in economies across the world
Microsoft has warned that factory shutdowns in China caused by coronavirus - officially labelled COVID-19 - will hit the production of hardware devices, this year. The company's revenues in the current...
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