According to SDX Central, the semiconductor market is expected to shrink in 2020 due to the Covid-19 crisis. 

The semiconductor market is expected to contract in 2020 as the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak continues to cause disruptions to supply chains, according to an IDC report filed this week.

In the wake of the faltering economy the Defense Department is increasing its progress payment rate to help companies get positive cash flow, reports Washington Technology.

Cash flow is always king for companies in the government market and that especially holds true amid the economic slowdown caused by both the coronavirus pandemic and efforts to slow the spread of it.

China’s digital delivery systems helped Wuhan keep essentials on store shelves, reports Harvard Business Review.

For the last month, China’s cities, with their empty streets and deserted shopping malls, have looked like the set of a post-apocalypse TV series.