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The bank upgraded its outlook on the real estate and utilities sectors, recommending investors shift to defensive assets in the near-term.
Companies can declare a "force majeure" over the coronavirus outbreak ...
London's FTSE 100 share index suffers one of its biggest falls since 2008 as the virus spreads.
The global tech industry is being rattled by the virus.
The global tech industry is being rattled by the virus.
Weak oil demand, exacerbated by the coronavirus outbreak, is threatening to forc...
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Twitter on Monday became the first major U.S. corporation to strongly encourage its employees to work from home to avoid spreading coronavirus. "Beginning today, we are strongly encouraging all employees globally to work from home if they're able," the San Francisco-based social media company wrote in a blog post. "Our goal is to lower the probability of the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus ...
The global tech industry is being rattled by the virus as conferences are canceled and Apple and Microsoft warn investors.
Canada is prepared to act quickly to help companies hurt financially by the outbreak of the new coronavirus and would not need to wait for the next budget, Finance Minister Bill Morneau said on Tuesday. Morneau had earlier discussed the virus with counterparts from the Group of Seven leading industrialized
China's beef imports will fall in the first half of 2020 due to fallout fro...
Canada is prepared to act quickly to help companies hurt financially by the outb...
Taiwan-based MCU specialists have enjoyed an influx of short lead-time orders for healthcare applications, mainly ear thermometers, since February, and are ramping up wafer starts at their 8-inch foundry partners, according to industry sources.
Cases in Algeria and Nigeria should be a wake-up call for governments across Africa.
From virtual meetings to work from home: How are firms tackling coronavirus challenge
Kenya has banned export of respirator masks in the latest measures against the...
The coronavirus, in disrupting the global economy, is highlighting the downside of U.S. reliance on a worldwide supply chain — with China playing a central role — that for years brought prosperity and low-cost goods.
Andrew Bailey, the next governor of the Bank of England, said on Wednesday that ...
Wales follows the rest of the UK, helping firms cover potential losses from the disease.
Andrew Bailey, set to become Bank of England governor just as Britain is facing an economic hit from coronavirus, said financial support would probably have to be rushed out for companies struggling with disruption caused by the outbreak. Investors have ramped up their bets that BoE will cut interest
Labour-intensive industries like textiles and heavy polluters likely to be the first to leave if Beijing does not restore confidence, scientists say Exodus could result in China becoming a ‘hollow economy’, report says China has less than a month to prevent businesses leaving the country in their droves because of the coronavirus epidemic, according to the latest estimate by government scientists. Labour-intensive textile production, hi-tech...
Over 60% of Japanese companies said their earnings were being hurt by the coronavirus outbreak, a survey by a private think tank showed on Wednesday, adding to market fears the epidemic could tip the world's third-largest economy into recession.
The move comes after an employee of the Intel Corporation tested positive for COVID-19 after returning to India from a work trip to Dubai last month.
Wales follows the rest of the UK in making the disease 'notifiable'