Shipping’s Smaller Operators Are Most Susceptible to the Coronavirus Financial Impact

Many companies are struggling to stay afloat as the impact of the coronavirus outbreak sweeps across supply chains, slashing production in China and dealing a blow to global trade and the movement of goods.

Joe Root reveals England players will not shake hands in Sri Lanka

Rent the Runway assures customers it is cleaning its clothes amid coronavirus outbreak

Rent the Runway is assuring its customers that its cleaning practices "are designed to kill viruses such as the common cold and flu," in the midst of the deadly coronavirus outbreak.

Prime Now Day Delay In NYC Amid Coronavirus Panic Shopping

Amazon's grocery delivery service saw delayed service as stores across the city reported shortages of masks, hand sanitizer and water.

Can dogs get coronavirus?

Leading health officials say there is no present evidence that pets like cats and dogs can contract the coronavirus amidst a report from Hong Kong of a dog testing positive.

Euro 2020 way-too-early preview: Assessing England Portugal VAR and more with 100 days to go

With a little over three months until Euro 2020 kicks off across Europe, how are all the contenders shaping up? Who has the edge?

Coronavirus: Australia runs out of toilet paper

The threat of coronavirus has inspired a wave of panic buying in Australia, resulting in items including loo paper disappearing from shelves across the country. Australians have begun to prepare for disaster at levels previously unseen, even at the height of the country’s recent extreme bushfires and other natural disasters. The huge demand for loo paper has seen supermarket supplies dry up in minutes, and in Sydney one chain has implemented a...

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Coronavirus in Oregon: More test results expected Sunday

The Oregon Health Authority plans to release new test results Sunday for people potentially exposed to coronavirus. The state lab is collecting samples between 10 a.m. and noon, with results expected to be publicly released in later in the day. It’s unclear how many tests will be analyzed, said Robb Cowie, a state spokesman. But as of Saturday, the state had eight people under investigation ...

Iran prepares to test 'tens of thousands' for coronavirus as number of confirmed cases spikes

Coronavirus Concerns Overshadow Eventbrite’s Strong Year-End Finish

Eventbrite finished 2019 better than expected, but investors became wary following warning signs of the coronavirus impacting events in 2020.

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Rhode Island reports first presumptive positive coronavirus case

A Rhode Island person who traveled to Italy last month is the state’s first case of coronavirus, the state announced Sunday. The Rhode Island Department of Health said all infection protocols are being followed for the person only identified in a statement as a man their 40s. The department also said the individual had limited […]

'Deep sorrow' as coronavirus grounds Flybe for good

Flybe has gone into administration after the regional airline struggled to raise funds, and bookings dropped off due to coronavirus.

Contra Costa County treating first transmitted case of coronavirus

The patient caught the virus despite no known travel history and no known contact with anyone else with the virus, health officials said.

Cruise lines adapt travel restrictions as coronavirus spreads: See latest rules waivers

North Brunswick family fails to prevent deportation of father back to Honduras

A North Brunswick family has failed to keep their father from being deported to Honduras.

Dow sinks more than 700 points despite surprise Fed interest rate cut to counter coronavirus

Wall Street sinks even after the central bank takes steps to protect the U.S. economy from disease hit.

Doubts linger that rate cuts would resolve supply chain issues stemming from coronavirus

- Awaiting to see if other central banks join the Fed in easing. G20 teleconference call said to take place today - Markets vote that monetary easing

U.S. continues efforts to contain coronavirus...

Officials in New York said it is inevitable that the coronavirus will spread in New York city, which just reported its first case. Schools and hospitals all over the country are taking action. Meg Oliver reports.

How Queen Elizabeth and the royal family are protecting themselves against the coronavirus

The monarch wore gloves to hand out honors at Buckingham Palace, and royal experts are dubbing the move a "sensible precaution" against coronavirus.

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Covid-19: Pakistan confirms new coronavirus case bringing total to five

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Avoid hugs - OPEC in the time of the coronavirus

When OPEC ministers descend on Vienna to decide oil production policy, their meetings are usually accompanied by displays of brotherhood between the men in charge of a third of global crude supplies. This time, as the world battles a coronavirus outbreak, they have been given strict instructions: no

How Jewish communities are reacting to the coronavirus scare

In the wake of the coronavirus scare spreading around the world, Jewish communities across Canada are taking precautions to protect their members from the disease and to avoid contributing to its spread.

Indonesia picks Galang island near Singapore to treat coronavirus patients

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Algeria Egypt confirm more coronavirus cases: Live updates

Spread of virus outside China continues to accelerate as governments step up efforts to contain infections.

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Here Are All The Major Events Canceled By Coronavirus So Far

Although the coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, has not officially been declared a pandemic, multiple companies have canceled events around the world due to fear of travel. Here are the latest. Facebook Facebook (NYSE: FB) canceled its annual F8 developer conference due to fears over the coronavirus. The event was originally scheduled for May 5 and 6, but instead, the company will host local events and live stream some content in an effort to...

Questions About How Coronavirus Could Affect Your Wedding? Read This

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced on February 24 that the American public should be prepared for the coronavirus (COVID-19) to impact their local communities and potentially disrupt daily lives. The coronavirus...