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Even companies without locations in China could see their supply chains at risk.
- The coronavirus outbreak is taking a toll on the economy in China and beyond.
- Certain sectors and companies are more exposed to risk than others.
- Business Insider reached out to a number of retailers to get a sense of how the coronavirus is impacting their international operations and supply chains.
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Retailers have shuttered their doors throughout China in order to stave off the coronavirus outbreak.
Meanwhile, international businesses are keeping an eye on the situation, given the potential for a supply-chain fallout. As a result of the tragic spate of deaths and illnesses, the entire global economy has been put at risk, according to the Federal Reserve.
Business Insider reached out to a slew of consumer companies to find out how they are contending with the outbreak.
Here's a look at how different big boxes, luxury brands, and fast-food chains are responding to the coronavirus: