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What the coronavirus outbreak means for the luxury business

January 28, 2020

Burberry is among the luxury companies whose stocks fell amid coronavirus scares. Image courtesy of Burberry

 

By Sarah Jones

As the outbreak of the coronavirus in China worsens, there could be significant ramifications for the luxury business that has grown dependent on Chinese consumers for growth.

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