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World must start to 'live with' virus - Briatore

Apr.9 "Nothing will be the same" in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, former F1 team boss Flavio Briatore has warned. Apart from the health risks and deaths, the Italian says the global crisis is "a catastrophe for the entire economy". "In a few months, the Chinese will buy up all the best Italian companies. The virus will force us to change our reasoning," Briatore told Corriere della Sera. All around the world, sports like Formula 1 are on mothballs and in peril of collapse, while people are holed up in their homes under government orders. "We can't keep chasing the virus - we must begin to reason with it, to live with it. We need to minimise its...
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