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Fed slashes interest rates to inoculate economy from coronavirus
It's the biggest rate cut since the 2008 financial crisis — central bank says the virus poses "evolving risks."
Chattanooga couple quarantined for coronavirus might be headed home this week
One upside to coronavirus scare — a big reduction in China’s greenhouse emissions
China's shuttered factories and emptied airports have caused a steep drop in carbon emissions and other pollutants. Analysts caution the dip is likely temporary.
Coronavirus lays bare all the pathologies of the Trump administration
Amazon cracks down on coronavirus price gouging and products making false claims
The company pulled more than 1 million products that made false claims about the coronavirus.
Is it safe to travel to Switzerland? Latest advice as first coronavirus death and almost 100 cases confirmed
CORONAVIRUS cases in Switzerland are nearing 100, with the first death due to the virus confirmed. If you are planning on travelling to Switzerland, here is all the essential advice you need to kno…
Prince William Joked About Coronavirus During His Royal Tour of Ireland
He made the comment to a paramedic during his royal tour of Ireland.
OPEC under pressure as coronavirus hits oil demand
Don’t tell President Trump but Twitter is testing a new kind of tweets called Fleets that disappear after 24 hours, offering tweeters more control and less pressure, the company said Wednesday. “Some people say they feel insecure to Tweet because Tweets are public, permanent and exhibit public engagement
Washington nursing home tied to coronavirus cases — some of which were fatal — was fined by state over flu outbreaks last year
The US death toll from the coronavirus climbed to 11 on Wednesday with a victim succumbing in California â the nationâs first reported fatality outside Washington state â as officials, schools, and businesses came under pressure to respond more aggressively to the outbreak.
The Coronavirus’s Impact on Japanese Manufacturers
The ARC Advisory Group, where I work, has analysts around the world. Customers are asking us about likely impacts. What follows is an analysis from our Japanese team on impacts in Japan.
NFL “closely monitoring” coronavirus developments
As the nation continues to get a grip on the realities of COVID-19, more widely known as the coronavirus, the NFL is paying attention. “We are closely monitoring developments and have been in contact with The World Health Organization, CDC and the NFL-NFLPA medical experts at the Duke Infection Control Outreach Network (DICON) Program for [more]
Passover in the time of coronavirus: Cancellations mount at kosher resorts
Even a small drop in participation can spell disaster for operators that sometimes spend a whole year planning for the getaways from holiday preparation.
State of Alaska can now test for novel coronavirus
According to a release from DHSS, under most circumstances, initial test results should be available within 4-6 hours of specimen arrival at the laboratory.
Coronavirus: Trump approves additional travel restrictions on Iran advisories to prevent spread
The U.S. also increased warnings about travel to Italy and South Korea to help prevent spread of the virus.
The Immigrant Racing To Deliver a Coronavirus Vaccine Never Would Have Made It to Trump’s America
Dr. Bruce Aylward, of the W.H.O., got a rare glimpse into Beijingâs campaign to stop the epidemic. Hereâs what he saw.
Gov. Northam gives update on coronavirus
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam is giving an update on the Commonwealth's response to the coronavirus (COVID-19). In a news conference Wednesday, Northam announced that state officials would be executing long-standing public health plans in response to the coronavirus. There are currently no confirmed cases in Virginia. So far, 17 people in Virginia have been tested for the coronavirus. Fourteen of them have been cleared, while officials are...
Coronavirus Sparks Virtual Innovation Across TV Industry as Long-Term Toll Looms Large
With French events organizer Reed Midem pulling the plug on MipTV for the first time since its formation in 1964, the realities of keeping businesses ticking in the face of a potential global pande…
California woman tests positive for coronavirus in Florida after traveling to Italy governor says
California woman tests positive for coronavirus in Florida after traveling to Italy, governor says
As coronavirus spreads Israeli tech co. transforms business and schools
With the shutting down of schools worldwide due to the virus, students can continue their education from home with just a laptop and Internet connection.
Coronavirus Fears Are Driving Interest Rates Down a Bad Omen for the Economy
Very low rates mean there is little room to maneuver if economic conditions get worse.
Italian sports will take place without fans after coronavirus outbreak
"Playing in empty stadiums could be the only way to keep the league going."
Coronavirus crisis ebbs in China but spreads fear across the West
The coronavirus epidemic shifted increasingly westward toward the Middle East, Europe and the United States on Tuesday, with governments taking emergency s
112 Wuhan evacuees at ITBP quarantine facility test negative for coronavirus
Bucks co-owner Marc Lasry says coronavirus will impact NBA player interaction with fans
Marc Lasry, co-owner of the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks, told CNBC on Tuesday that sporting events could possibly ban fans if the coronavirus outbreak worsens.
New coronavirus is affecting Arizona tourism. Here's how hotels and others are reacting
The Arizona tourism industry is starting to see the impact of coronavirus travel restrictions. Here's how hotels and other players are preparing.
Uganda mega public-funded projects hit by contractor absence
The coronavirus outbreak has hit Chinese-controlled infrastructure projects in...
Sun Princess cruise ship met by violent protests upon docking at Réunion island amid coronavirus concerns
Yet another cruise ship is finding it hard to dock at foreign ports amid growing COVID-19 concerns.