How the Coronavirus is Affecting the U.S. Economy From Cancelled Conferences to Historic Stock Market Lows

Financial markets have suffered historic losses and major companies have cancelled or withdrawn from key events and restricted travel for employees due to coronavirus fears.

Coronavirus Elbow bumps and footshakes

Take a look at some of the alternative ways people have invented to greet their friends instead of shaking hands.

UK says four more confirmed cases of coronavirus

British health authorities said on Monday there had been four more confirmed cas...

Startup Biofourmis Using AI-Based System to Battle Coronavirus

Doctors and researchers in Hong Kong are betting an artificial intelligence-based remote-monitoring system from startup Biofourmis Inc. will aid their fight against the disease caused by a new coronavirus.

Amid Coronavirus U.S. Adopts Travel Restriction For Iran Increases Advisory To 'Do Not Travel' For Italy and South Korea

The Trump administration is implementing additional travel related measures in attempts to reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus.

New coronavirus case in California is second of unknown origin

An older adult woman from California is the second case of unknown origin of the novel coronavirus, health officials in Santa Clara County said Friday.

George Clooney 'saddened' by Nespresso link to child labour in Guatemala

Oil prices rise on slowing pace of coronavirus U.S. move on Venezuela

Israeli who recovered in Japan develops coronavirus again

California grapples with growing coronavirus threat: ‘Everyone’s concerned’

California is coming to terms with the growing threat posed by coronavirus, as two communities issued emergency orders and a patient in Northern California was described by authorities as potentially the first in the U.S. to contract the disease through community. Officials have stressed that the number of cases in California remain low, and there are no signs of an outbreak. But health ...

Coronavirus Is Different. Almost No Company Is Safe.

Companies have endured wars, natural disasters and financial meltdowns, but nothing in modern memory has hobbled both demand and supply so quickly for so many industries as the coronavirus.

Hasbro braces for Coronavirus Impact

Iran death toll from coronavirus over 200: report

At least 210 people have died of coronavirus in Iran, the BBC reported citing sources in the country's health system, far more than the figure maintained by the government in Tehran.According to the network's sources, most of the deaths have come from Tehran and the city of Qom, where the virus was first found in the country.Iran's Health Ministry on Saturday updated its death toll for the virus to 43, saying that 593 have been infected with...

French President Macron visits Paris hospital treating coronavirus

French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday visited a hospital in Paris that ha...

Coronavirus Latest: Italy Shuts All Schools And Universities As Covid-19 Cases Rise

Infections in Italy climbed to 2,200, with 79 deaths as of Wednesday afternoon.

MAP: Here are the confirmed coronavirus cases in the U.S. and worldwide

Real-time, updated map of confirmed cases of coronavirus across the United States. The virus has spread to 77 countries worldwide with more than 93,000 confirmed cases around the globe.

Virgin Atlantic cuts CEO pay as airline industry predicts $113 billion hit from coronavirus

Virgin Atlantic has said its boss will take a 20% temporary pay cut, as the airline became the latest to introduce emergency measures to cope with the impact...

Local public schools plan to cancel trips amid coronavirus outbreak

NORTHAMPTON/WESTFIELD, MA (WGGB/WSHM) -- As the coronavirus continues to spread across the world, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker advised all colleges, universities, and high schools to cancel their trips abroad. Some schools here in western Mass are now canceling planned overseas trips. Western Mass News spoke with Superintendent John Provost of Northampton Public Schools, who said their school trip to Italy could be canceled once it is...

Santa Clara announced second case of 'community spread' of coronavirus in the US. Here's everything we know.

An older woman tested positive for the virus without any relevant travel history or contact with an infected individual.

Princeton University Prohibits Some Travel Over Coronavirus Fears

Trump on Biden and Ukraine: That Will Be A Major Issue In The Campaign I Will Bring That Up All The Time

Trump criticized members in the Democratic party for not going after Biden over Ukrainian corruption, noting they were probably told: "you can't bring that up." SEAN HANNITY, FOX NEWS: Let me ask you, because we now know that there is a corruption issue, and there is an investigation officially in the country of Ukraine as it relates to Joe Biden, who said, you've got six hours, you're not getting the billion unless you fire the prosecutor investigating my zero-experience son, Hunter being paid millions. After all you went through, and now that you see Ron Johnson in the Senate, and you see Ukraine investigating this issue -- and then the other countries such as China that Peter writes about in great detail, that Hunter, again, no experience, making tons of money. Do -- it has to be a campaign issue, how do you plan to use it? Or do you plan to use it? PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: Well, to show you how crazy it is, it's not a campaign issue for the Democrats. They don't want to bring it up. They were obviously told you can't bring that up. So even people that are against -- if you look at Joe, they're against Joe. They don't want to bring that up. That was off-bounds. I watch certain reporters say that this is totally unsubstantiated, and were sorry to even ask you a question -- Anderson Cooper -- then he asks a question at one of the debates, and it was so mild, and a ridiculous answer is given, because there is no answer to it -- of course it's corrupt. And so, he gives a really bad answer. And they go into the next question. Nobody says anything, the other people that are running trying to beat him don't bring it up. That wouldn't happen with the Republicans, I can tell you. I'm not saying good, bad, or indifferent, but that certainly wouldn't happen with the Republicans. And you know, it's incredible. That will be a major issue in the campaign. I will bring that up all the time, because I don't see any way out. I don't see any way -- for them, I don't see how they can answer those questions. And maybe they can. I hope they can. I'd actually prefer it that they can. But I don't believe they'll be able to answer those questions. That was purely corrupt. HANNITY: Any thoughts in your mind why you think Barack Obama has not endorsed his vice president of eight years? TRUMP: Well, I would say because he didn't think he could make it. He didn't think he had a shot at it. You know, he's dealing with people that I didn't rate the highest on the political scale. I know everybody. And I look at -- even a party. I know people that are Democrats that are far above what you're watching. I watched one night. And I looked at the cast of characters. I said, this is -- 350 million people. And this is the best we can do? I don't think so. I will tell you, I know some Democrats that would blow all of those Democrats away. But they didn't run. Maybe they just didn't want to run against me. I've heard that. Maybe it's true and maybe it's not -- makes me feel good. But they didn't want -- they're going to wait -- they're going to wait for another four years. But you have some Democrats that are very impressive. This is not a group that I think was very impressive at all.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper Chinese minister confer on continuing 'cooperation and dialogue'

After a delay of nearly two years, the White House recently moved ahead with the nomination of conservative filmmaker Michael Pack to head the U.S. government’s information operations system, a system that is in dire need of upgrade and reform.

Coronavirus crisis: Australian Workers’ Union issues quarantine demands ahead of mining company summit in Perth

The Australian Workers’ Union has demanded tight quarantine measures from mining and oil and gas companies ahead of a summit on the coronavirus crisis in Perth tomorrow.

March NatGas Bidweek Prices Crater as Coronavirus Fears Hit Increasingly Globalized U.S. Market

Release of James Bond movie 'No Time to Die' delayed over coronavirus fears

The latest installment had been set to have its premiere in London on March 31, before its rollout worldwide in April.

Juventus against Inter Milan among five further Italian soccer matches postponed due to coronavirus

Five Italian top-flight soccer games have been postponed this weekend due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak.

Delta Reduces Japan Flight Schedule Amid Coronavirus Downturn

First it was China and Hong Kong, then South Korea and two cities in Italy. Now Delta Air Lines, Inc. (NYSE: DAL) is reducing service to and from Japan as the coronavirus...

Coronavirus won't affect development of Apple's next-generation iPads and MacBooks top analyst says

A top analyst predicts that Apple will launch several new products using the Mini LED screen technology starting later this year with six products hitting the market before the end of 2021.

Russian gymnasts withdraw from World Cups because of coronavirus

Coronavirus: New York City announces two new cases. Here are the details.

Two more positive cases of coronavirus was found in New York City, bringing the total in the state to 13.

Coronavirus: Inter chief Zhang's 'clown' comment probed by Serie A

CDC: Coronavirus patient released in San Antonio later turned up positive

The patient, who came to San Antonio from Wuhan, China, was released Saturday after testing negative for the virus. CDC says the discharged patient "had some contact with others while out of isolation," prompting a search to track down those who might have been exposed.