Coronavirus: Spain France Iran and Kuwait confirm new cases stocks negative

New reports about coronavirus cases are weighing on the market mood. France has confirmed one new case, with the total reaching 17. Authorities in the

Media's coronavirus stories trying to hurt Trump Mick Mulvaney says as he urges public to turn off TV

Mulvaney, who also heads the Office of Management and Budget, also said that there will "probably" be school closures and transportation issues due to the impact of the virus.

Coronavirus will wipe out corporate profit growth in 2020 and may trigger recession: Goldman Sachs

Strategists at Goldman Sachs just reminded investors why they are dumping stocks hand over fist right now. The coronavirus may wipe out corporate growth in 2020, perhaps completely. Goldman Sachs said Thursday in a note U.S. companies will generate no earnings growth in 2020. Underlying the call is Goldman’s view that the coronavirus is expected to spread around the globe and severely harm economic activity.

Australia to use biosecurity law to restrict movements of coronavirus patients

Australia will use a little-known biosecurity law to restrict the movements of p...

Coronavirus: How the virus has impacted sporting events around Africa

The spread of coronavirus around the world has impacted the staging of sporting events. This is what has been affected so far in Africa.

N.B.A. Responding to Coronavirus Encourages Fist Bumps Over High-Fives

The league sent a memo to teams explaining ways to avoid spreading the virus during interactions with fans, such as not using a fan’s pen to sign autographs.

Colombia's Ecopetrol restricts travel to Asia Europe due to coronavirus -CEO

NBC's Chuck Todd pressed Mike Pence to 'name some names' of Democrats pushing 'irresponsible' coronavirus claims

"This just feels like gaslighting," Todd said of Pence's broad claims against "Democrats" who have criticized Trump's handling of the virus.

Coronavirus live updates: Singapore has 98 cases Mexico has first cases

Japan's PM vows subsidies amid fallout from coronavirus

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Saturday his government will provide subsidies to cope with fallout from rising number of coronavirus cases.

Massive sandstorm strands travelers in Canary Islands

(CNN) -- Travelers in the Canary Islands face continued disruption Monday morning following a massive sandstorm that blew in from the Sahara Desert over the weekend. The popular holiday destination, which is part of Spain but lies off the coast

Thermo Fisher buys Dutch firm that tests for coronavirus in $11.5 billion deal

The $11.5 billion deal expands the Waltham-based laboratory equipment firm’s ability to detect infectious diseases, including the new coronavirus.

Coronavirus cases outside of China exceed 12600: WHO

The WHO, in its new coronavirus disease situation report, said that the number of confirmed cases outside of China had risen by 2,103 to 12,668 in 76 countries.

Saudi Arabia halts travel to Mecca over coronavirus fears

Coronavirus round-up: Fears of pandemic grow worldwide

England rugby star self-isolates over coronavirus travel fears

England rugby star Mako Vunipola is in self-isolation due to fears over coronavirus after flying back from Tonga via Hong Kong.

Olympics World Cup and Champions League all hit by coronavirus

These are the airlines cancelling hundreds of flights because of coronavirus

Experience with disasters helps Japan Inc adapt to coronavirus outbreak

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Prince William jokes about ‘spreading’ coronavirus during Ireland tour

‘Does it seem quite dramatic about coronavirus at the moment?’ duke asks a paramedic during trip

Coronavirus Diaries: Inside an Emergency Coronavirus Scientist Slack Channel

And what they’ve learned about Slack etiquette since Zika.

Nick Grimshaw pulls out of Sport Relief challenge from heat exhaustion days after Coronavirus fears axe Mongolia trip

Coronavirus-hit China must look at helpful India not pick on Amit Shah’s Arunachal visit

The India-China border dispute is a complicated issue and it is futile to expect it to be resolved in the ‘early harvest’ manner suggested by China.

Dow's Drastic Decline Coronavirus and Global Pandemic Fears - 5 Things You Must Know Friday

Stock futures signal another steep drop for Wall Street after the World Health Organization says the coronavirus outbreak has 'pandemic potential'; the Dow's drop Thursday of 1,190.95 points was its largest one-day point drop in history; the S&P 500 has fallen 12% from its all-time high set a week ago.

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China’s Box Office Has Already Lost Nearly $215M Due to Coronavirus

Coronavirus pummels Iran leadership as data show spread is far worse than reported

Microsoft’s new coronavirus plan: Seattle-area employees to work from home for next 3 weeks

Microsoft is recommending that all of its Seattle-area employees who can do their jobs from home do so for the next three weeks, through March 25, in the latest effort to thwart the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Hong Kong dog with coronavirus is 'doing well' WHO officials say

"This dog was a victim more than others and we need to establish quite clearly what part animals might play in further transmission," a WHO official said.

U.S. manufacturing growth nears standstill amid coronavirus outbreak

U.S. manufacturing growth took a hit in February as fallout from the coronavirus outbreak in China disrupted global supply chains and negatively affected the sector's outlook.

Pakistan confirms first two cases of coronavirus

Coronavirus updates: Florida confirms third case; Infected New Yorker visited Miami

Gov. Ron DeSantis’ spokeswoman tweeted out that New York’s first person-to-person case of COVID-19 traveled to Miami recently.