U.S. Ports Likely to See Slump in Cargo Volume From Coronavirus

Many U.S. ports are expected to handle 20% less cargo this quarter as fewer shipments from China make their way to America as a result of the coronavirus epidemic, according to the American Association of Port Authorities.

Flybe: Coronavirus raises new doubts over the airline's future

The struggling airline has seen a collapse in bookings and has still not secured a £100 loan.

EU welcomes Kosovo cut to Serbia tariffs US says not enough

Coronavirus outbreak: Virus spread recedes in China; global cases cross 90000 mark

The overall confirmed cases on the mainland had reached 80,270 by the end of Tuesday, 27,433 patients are still being treated and 49,856 patients discharged after recovery

Any US Coronavirus Restrictions On Korean Flights Could Significantly Impact Korean Air And Asiana

Observers expect this week will be critical for South Korea to bring the outbreak under control and convince global governments not to apply restrictions.

This year's Geneva Motor Show canceled amid coronavirus concerns

The Swiss government has banned all events of 1,000 people or more, fearing the events increase the risk of spreading COVID-19.

Rays take coronavirus precautions; Choi Tsutsugo worried about homeland

The Rays are taking some basic precautions now that the coronavirus has spread to Florida, reminding players and staff to wash their hands and frequently use sanitizer. Ji-Man Choi, who is from South Korea, where the virus is more widespread, is going a little farther. Choi said he has asked media from his country to conduct interviews outside the clubhouse out of courtesy to his teammates. "I ...

Finnair Wizz latest European carriers to extend cuts to counter coronavirus

Finnair and central European budget carrier Wizz have become the latest European carriers to detail more plans for cuts in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

Ireland to ban mass gatherings if coronavirus outbreak worsens

People in the Republic of Ireland will be banned from attending funerals and bringing their children to crèches under the Government's worst case scenario plans to tackle the coronavirus.

South Korea coronavirus cases raises to 2022 BTS cancels concert

Coronavirus: Kenya ranked among African countries least prepared to handle disease

CMU Cancels All Spring Study Abroad Programs Due to Coronavirus Concerns

As the coronavirus continues to spread, Central Michigan University has cancelled all study abroad trips planned for the remainder of the semester. This is leaving many students disappointed and with some unanswered questions. Tuesday night CMU students received an email telling them their spring study abroad trips have been cancelled. “I haven’t unpacked it yet because I don’t want too,”...

England's Mako Vunipola self-isolating amid coronavirus fears

England prop Mako Vunipola has been ruled out of the game against Wales and is self-isolating after his return from Tonga

Why a South Korean Church Was the Perfect Petri Dish for Coronavirus

Seoul had a technologically advanced, deep-pocketed plan to confront the infection. A giant congregation with rituals demanding mass human contact—and secrecy—punched a hole in the defenses.

DOD Outlines Priorities in Combating Coronavirus

Military officials and their civilian counterparts are learning together how to combat the coronavirus, Defense Department officials said.

Garmin: Safe Dividend But Coronavirus Is A Wild Card

Coronavirus could push UK to brink of recession says Goldman Sachs

Analysts at Deutsche Bank halve UK growth forecast for this year to only 0.5%

How agents are handling (and calming) clients' coronavirus fears

Three agents in Washington, Texas and Canada share how they're quelling fears about a possible COVID-19 pandemic by relying on facts and statistics

Turkey implements strict new screening requirements for holidaymakers in an attempt to remain coronavirus-free

TURKEY is ramping up their efforts to remain coronavirus-free with new screening measures for tourists visiting the country. The new rules will be implemented at airports for any international trav…

Dow Jones Industrial Average plunges 700 points on coronavirus fears

The Dow plunged further Friday, deepening this week’s global rout on fears that a deadly virus in China is spreading.

Coronavirus hit to airlines could top $100 billion Flybe collapses

LONDON/SINGAPORE (Reuters) - The coronavirus epidemic could cost passenger airlines up to $113 billion in lost revenue this year, an industry body warned on Thursday, more than three times a projection it made just two weeks ago as the virus continues to spread around the world. The warning from the

Coronavirus crisis ebbs in China as fear spreads across the West

More than 93,000 people have been infected around the world and over 3,100 have died.

Coronavirus: Santa Clara County vote centers offer sanitizers wipes to avoid COVID-19

Coronavirus: Santa Clara County vote centers offer sanitizers, wipes to avoid COVID-19

Ukraine reports first coronavirus case in man who travelled from Italy

New York City high school closes after suspected coronavirus case in its community

SAR Academy and SAR High School said in a statement that it was a precautionary measure, following guidelines from the New York City Department of Health.

Pathogen expert calls coronavirus crisis the 'disease X of the century'

Dr. Syra Madad of NYC Health & Hospitals says that the ongoing "pandemic" will hopefully be a "good wake-up call" for countries globally to improve their public healthcare systems and invest in outbreak preparedness.

UK says number of coronavirus cases has risen to 20

Britain's health ministry said on Friday that the number of people infected...

White House Wants Signoff on Coronavirus Messaging

The White House is taking steps to better coordinate messaging on the coronavirus outbreak, instructing senior officials to seek approval from Vice President Mike Pence’s office before speaking publicly about the epidemic, according to people familiar with the directive.

Coronavirus Oregon: Second Case In Washington County Diagnosed

Officials Sunday night announced a second case of coronavirus has been diagnosed. The person is connected to the first person.

Coronavirus: Bengaluru IT companies asked to allow employees to work from home

Those employees having flu like symptoms may be allowed to work from home, said Karnataka Health Department .Companies have been asked to promote good respiratory hygiene and ensure the availability of surgical masks and paper tissues at workplaces

Coronavirus: Think outside the box – Occupy Ghana to health officials

Media Covering Coronavirus to ‘Bring Down the President’ Mulvaney Claims

The acting White House chief of staff plays down the risks of the virus and criticizes the media for not covering Mr. Trump’s son Barron, something Melania Trump has asked it not to do.