Billionaires

The summit reportedly attracted over 16,000 attendees last year. The thousands of investors planning to head to Omaha in May join the over 27 million people whose plans have been changed by COVID-19 cancellations or postponements, as of the Forbes tracker’s most recent count.

April’s Boston Marathon has been postponed, as Massachusetts coronavirus cases exceed triple digits.

Since then, concerns over the disease have spread exponentially.

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The month-long ban is untimely for Broadway, as the district typically sees a springtime surge in attendance.

The cancellation and postponement of international sporting events has affected millions of spectators.

The tournament is among the largest events to be cancelled because of the coronavirus outbreak. Hundreds of events worldwide have been cancelled, postponed or transformed into “digital-only” affairs.

The rodeo is one of the largest events affected by the coronavirus, with an estimated 1 million-plus people expected to attend later this month.

Over 2 million people are affected by the cancellations. Chicago and Pittsburgh cancelled on Wednesday.