Australia universities let Chinese students get around a travel ban. Critics warn it could spread the coronavirus

Chinese students make up the largest portion of international students in Australia, accounting for about 0.6% of the country's GDP.

Coronavirus: Shares face worst week since global financial crisis

Asian stock markets continue falling, as the coronavirus spreads across the globe.

Coronavirus Update: COVID-19 Spreads From Italy To Brazil Greece

Coronavirus: Agra Hotels Tourists Sites Asked to Report Arrival of Visitors from Italy Iran China

FTSE 100 continues to tumble; Travel stocks hammered on coronavirus fears

Coronavirus update: Nassau County Legislature plans public hearing to answer questions about outbreak readiness

Coronavirus update: Nassau County Legislature plans public hearing to answer questions about outbreak readiness

West Hartford Simsbury schools cancel student trips to Europe amid coronavirus outbreak

West Hartford and Simsbury schools have canceled student trips to Europe this spring, citing concerns about student safety as coronavirus rapidly spreads through the region.

Google moves ALL job interviews to Hangouts over coronavirus concerns

Google has canceled all in-person job interviews over coronavirus / COVID-19, moves to Hangouts

Coronavirus outbreak in Italy spurs State Department warning for Americans not to travel to 2 regions

The worst outbreak of coronavirus in Europe has spurred the U.S. government to issue the highest level of warning Sunday to the two Italian regions hardest hit by the virus.

Global coronavirus fears mean lower gas prices for drivers in the USA

Spain in coronavirus meltdown as killer disease claims THIRD life in UK holiday hotspot

CORONAVIRUS has been linked to a third life death in Spain, sparking fear among UK holidaymakers and prompting the nation to issue emergency measures to impose "work from home" conditions.

Coronavirus facts allowed Wall Street to rally Monday Jim Cramer says

"I think stocks soared today because Wall Street realized that the coronavirus might be the equivalent of a severe flu season," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

Southwest Airline sees first-quarter revenue hit from coronavirus outbreak

Southwest Airlines Co said on Thursday it expects a hit of $200 million to $300 ...

6 questions to help you decide if you should cancel your trip because of the coronavirus

State Media: Jordan Confirms First Case of Coronavirus

Donald Trump's coronavirus strategy faces new scrutiny after second US death

The White House is warning that more Americans will die of the coronavirus as news emerged that a second man had succumbed to the disease on US soil. Still, top officials are scrambling to show they are on top of the situation as new cases spring up from coast-to-coast.

Holy Land sites remain open despite coronavirus concerns

Deal reached on bipartisan $8.3B bill to battle coronavirus

Capitol Hill negotiators have reached agreement on an $8.3 billion measure to battle the coronavirus outbreak in the U.S. The House will vote on the deal later Wednesday and Senate leaders are pressing for a vote in that chamber by the end of the week

Shortage of smartphones due to coronavirus? Xiaomi Realme Apple face supply constraint

Trump visit likely to cause traffic headaches

Conferences and Expos Canceled Because of the Coronavirus

Here's a list of events that have been canceled, postponed, or moved to online-only due to concerns of the coronavirus.

On the Coronavirus – Ghana Cedi Linkage: What Do We Know so Far?

Trump asks Fed for 'big cut' after Australia slashes rates on coronavirus impact

The Australian central bank cut rates to record lows and noted the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

Elizabeth Warren Wants to 'Take Every Dime' Trump Is Spending on His 'Racist' Border Wall and Divert It to Fight Coronavirus

The presidential hopeful said the Trump administration's response to the crisis is "all about politics."

Masks may actually increase your coronavirus risk if worn improperly surgeon general warns

The US surgeon general not only wants people to stop buying facemasks to prevent coronavirus, but warns that you actually might increase your risk of infection if facemasks are not worn properly.

Family links: Anxiety in Benin as coronavirus epidemic ravages Italy

Coronavirus fears prompt Russia to withdraw from World Cup gymnastics events in Milwaukee Tokyo

Coronavirus Update: 4 New Cases in U.S. 594 in South Korea As Number of Infected Worldwide Tops 83000

China remains the most infected country with over 73,000 cases, but Italy and South Korea have seen significant increases in the number of those diagnosed.

Trade insights: Ecuador shrimp exports unscathed by coronavirus in January

Nike temporarily closes European headquarters due to coronavirus case

Nike's European headquarters in the Netherlands will be closed on Monday an...

Trump coronavirus effort undermined by mixed messages and falsehoods

When Anthony Fauci, clad in a white lab coat, invited an "NBC Nightly News" correspondent into his offices this week and described the coronavirus as an "outbreak" that was reaching "likely pandemic proportions," the immunologist was acting as he long has during public health crises: delivering a fact-based warning to the public. But at the White House, the more politically minded officials overseeing the administration's response were irritated that Fauci - the veteran director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases - had used the word "pandemic" without giving anyone on Vice President Mike Pence's staff a heads up, according to two people familiar with the situation. One week after President Donald Trump returned home from India to confront an unfolding health crisis and tasked Pence with managing the government-wide response, the effort has been undermined by mixed messages, contradictions and falsehoods - many of them emanating from the president himself, including this week when he repeatedly spread false information about just how soon a coronavirus vaccine would be available. The White House is handling the rapidly expanding coronavirus as a public relations problem as much as a public health crisis. Officials are insisting on message discipline among government scientists and political aides alike, part of what they say is a responsible effort to try to calm jittery Americans and provide uniform and transparent information. Trump - who has closely monitored news coverage and the gyrating financial markets, which he sees as a barometer of his reelection chances - has privately griped about what he considers to be hysteria from both the media and his own public health officials, according to people familiar with his complaints, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to share...

Oil prices gain on hope of substantial cuts to production by Saudi Arabia

U.S. benchmark oil futures on Wednesday trade higher as commodity experts wager that an important meeting of OPEC and its allies will result in a cut in...