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India’s exporters faces crunch as coronavirus pummels economyhttps://on.ft.com/3c1j1vf 

Six films to stream and download this weekhttps://on.ft.com/3bZuiwc 

Opinion: Coronavirus-tracking apps in China have proven to be valuable in fighting the virus, but there are concerns over how data is processed – and who it may be shared withhttps://on.ft.com/2xVEIyn 

Yemen ceasefire announced by Saudi-led coalitionhttps://on.ft.com/2RpoKDn 

In the latest Coronavirus Business Update newsletter: India’s Supreme Court has ordered all coronavirus tests to be free; McDonald’s will halt investments in upgrades and openings as its sales fell more than a fifth last month because of the outbreak.https://on.ft.com/2RmJUlD 

Former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick had launched a new business last month called ‘Internet Food Court’. Then suddenly on Tuesday, shortly after we approached him for further comment, the online presence for the company vanishedhttps://on.ft.com/39RafOX 

Ministers in the UK are considering reopening schools by the end of this month, and betting on young workers to lead the country out of the economic destruction caused by coronavirushttps://on.ft.com/2woJFiC 

JPMorgan halts small business loans outside Federal schemehttps://on.ft.com/2JMA9Jk 

Edward Luce: It is an irony — and a bitter one for his movement — that the Bernie Sanders presidential candidacy folded at just the moment big government was coming back into demandhttps://on.ft.com/2JRHg3e 

Jeremy Farrar: We must work together, treating vital medicines as shared global goods which everyone receives equitablyhttps://on.ft.com/3e8g6CQ 

Mauro Ferrari said his idea for the European Research Council to set up a special pandemic programme had been unanimously rejectedhttps://on.ft.com/2V7m1j2 

FT View: A second signal of high-level disagreement among eurozone finance ministers in less than a week would sow serious doubts in financial markets and around the world about Europe’s ability to get its act togetherhttps://on.ft.com/3e4DlOn 

African health officials have warned of a chronic shortage of the critical care equipment needed to fight coronavirus on the continent. In Burkina Faso there are 11 machines for 19m citizens, while Sierra Leone has 18 for a population of 7.5mhttps://on.ft.com/2UU7Y1k 

Boris Johnson’s condition is 'improving', with the UK prime minister now 'sitting up in bed' in intensive care and engaging positively with hospital staff, the country's chancellor said on Wednesdayhttps://on.ft.com/34wRuQ9 

Munich’s city council is planning to make a final decision on Oktoberfest in late May or early June. In the meantime, hotels are still taking reservationshttps://on.ft.com/3bYNZnZ 

Why must it take a crisis to fund medical innovation? Gillian Tett explores the dangers of western complacency in modern medicinehttps://on.ft.com/2RnAINL