Geneva's cancellation another blow to car shows

Cars and workers linger at Palexpo in Geneva last week as the auto show was canceled over coronavirus concerns. (REUTERS)

March 01, 2020 05:00 AM

Automakers are counting the cost of the sudden cancellation of the Geneva auto show last week in response to health threats from the coronavirus epidemic.

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