6 People Have Died of Coronavirus in the U.S. and at Least 13 States Have Confirmed Cases. Here's the Latest

Here's what to know about coronavirus in the U.S.

Oregon coronavirus: What we know so far

The new coronavirus has reached Oregon, and the situation is changing fast. Here’s what we know as of March 1. -- The lone case: Oregon’s first and so far only coronavirus patient worked at Forest Hills Elementary School in Lake Oswego but did not have a job with close student contact. School and health officials still have not identified the person or said anything about the person’s ...

Coronavirus Defers World Exchange Congress 2020

Coronavirus: Elbow bumps and footshakes - alternative handshakes

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

Cruise Lines Banning Passengers Issuing Health Screenings but Continue to Sail Amid Coronavirus

Investing in the coronavirus climate feels like 'catching a falling knife' says CIO

While it may be difficult to invest as coronavirus fears deepen, Martin Crabb from investment firm Shaw and Partners says it is important to rotate positions and take advantage of lower prices.

Trump accused of sexual misconduct himself hails Weinstein verdict

National Olympic Committee: Athletes coming to Azerbaijan will be tested for coronavirus

Everyone who comes to Azerbaijan’s Baku city will be tested for coronavirus and must submit a health certificate, Vice-president of the Azerbaijani National Olympic Committee Chingiz Huseynzade said.

Coronavirus fears close down France’s famed Louvre Museum

The world's most popular museum welcomes tens of thousands of fans daily in Paris.

'We love being here': Thousands attend Asian District Night Market in Mesa despite coronavirus fears

A line packed with thousands of excited and hungry customers wrapped around the block outside Mesa's Asian District on Saturday night for the Asian District Night Market.

Coronavirus spreads to more than 60 countries; number of cases surges in Italy

Government backtracks on coronavirus insurance stance

The government will declare coronavirus a "notifiable disease" after pressure from businesses.

India postpones naval exercises over coronavirus fears

The Indian navy said Tuesday it was postponing a large-scale multinational exercise due to the spread of the deadly novel coronavirus. The MILAN 2020 exercise "has been postponed, taking into consideration the safety of all participants and travel restrictions imposed by the spread of COVID-19," the navy said in a statement.

Are the elderly at a greater risk for coronavirus complications?

Experts agree the available data on new coronavirus cases around the world suggests elderly people who contract the virus are at a greater risk for complications and death than other individuals.

Coronavirus: How do I self-isolate and what should I do if I live with other people?

Armenian army chief holding closed meeting with MPs

Coronavirus prompts Saudi Arabia to limit travel to holy sites – months ahead of hajj pilgrimage

Search for 36 South Africans in China ahead of evacuation amid coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus Doesn’t Change Good Economic Policy

At the first sign of a crisis, the knee-jerk reaction of Washington is more Washington—more spending, regulation, and programs for states with strings attached.

Security for T&T student returning from China

Cruises and coronavirus: The latest itinerary changes and travel restrictions for each line

Coronavirus spreads to more countries as markets take historic tumble

Coronavirus and self-isolation: How to deal with the psychological effects and avoid boredom

Coronavirus: British man who was on Diamond Princess ship dies in Japan

The man, who was on the Diamond Princess cruise ship, is the first UK national to die from the virus.

UPDATE 2: Egypt detects first Egyptian coronavirus case

This is the first case of the new coronavirus detected among Egyptians in Egypt, and the third in the country

Concerts sports events cancelled in Gulf as coronavirus spreads

Major concerts and sporting events in Gulf Arab states have been cancelled or postponed and Saudi Arabia stepped up health screening measures in response to the spreading coronavirus. In the United Arab Emirates, a tourism and business hub, this month's electronic music Ultra festival at Abu Dhabi

Price gouging on Amazon as sellers squeeze consumers looking for coronavirus-related goods

CNBC's Tyler Mathisen reports on Amazon's efforts to push back on sellers trying to take advantage of frightened consumers looking for protection against the coronavirus.

How Coronavirus Poses New Risks To Latin America's Sputtering Economies

Why don’t we treat the climate crisis with the same urgency as coronavirus?

It is a global emergency that has already killed on a mass scale and threatens to send millions more to early graves. As its effects spread, it could destabilise entire economies and overwhelm poorer countries lacking resources and infrastructure. But this is the climate crisis, not the coronavirus. Governments are not assembling emergency national plans and you’re not getting push notifications transmitted to your phone breathlessly alerting...

Trump administration confronting decisions to limit teleworking for federal employees as coronavirus cases mount

As the government recommends to businesses that some employees should consider working from home amid the coronavirus outbreak, the Trump administration is confronting decisions it made to force federal workers to work at the office.

U.S. Coronavirus Cases Climb Past 120 With 9 Deaths Reported

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Blip or bust: coronavirus economic impact still in doubt

Markets have shuddered as the coronavirus spreads worldwide, but analysts doubt it will plunge economies into a crisis like the one that followed the 2008 Lehman Brothers investment bank failure. Where will the market slide end? Stock markets held up fairly well in the first weeks of the coronavirus outbreak in China, but fell sharply when a large number of cases were reported in Italy. In one week more than half a year of gains were wiped out...