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The headlines today are filled with stories of new outbreaks and deaths caused by the novel coronavirus, now known as Covid-19. The uncertainty now is enormous. The impact on business is already being felt. Though most businesses are and will continue to stay open, many are already adjusting. Microsoft and
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