Chamber chief executive praises companies adaptations
Adapting to the challenges raised by coronavirus will change businesses on the Island forever.
That's according to the chief executive of the Isle of Man Chamber of Commerce Rebecca George.
The government's social distancing measures mean many firms have had to shut their doors, leaving employees working from home.
Ms George believes some of the adaptations will become permanent:
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