Coronavirus: Amazon removes overpriced goods and fake cures

The retail giant is removing fake cures and tackling unreasonable price hikes amid public concern.

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.

Coronavirus fears in Los Angeles have people stockpiling dry goods and cleaning products

Stores across Southern California are reporting a surge in demand for healthcare supplies, shelf-stable food, and other supplies.

Latvia: Prices of essential goods to be monitored amid coronavirus fears

Coronavirus Update: Shoppers Begin Hoarding Products Like Bottled Water Hand Sanitizer Canned Goods

As fears surrounding coronavirus spread around the world, here at home, many people are starting to worry that basic necessities will sell out in the event of an epidemic.

Goods And Services To Go Up If Coronavirus Is Not Contained

Prices of goods and services to go up if coronavirus is not contained

Coronavirus restricting flow of consumer goods into Canada says CN CEO

MONTREAL — The deep slump in Chinese production due to the novel coronavirus is narrowing the flow of consumer goods into Canada, hurting business at the country's largest railway. "In the last 20 days we saw a steady decline. And this week we’ll see a low, and next week we’ll see a low again," Canadian National Railway Co. chief executive JJ Ruest said in an interview, referring to container shipments that contain products ranging from spatulas...

Coronavirus In China Disrupts Business Supply Chain For West Suburban Home Goods Company Honey-Can-Do

Coronavirus has affected the bottom line of the west suburban company Honey-Can-Do in numerous ways.

Russia restricts exports of medical goods

The Russian government has imposed a temporary ban on exports of some medical goods and equipment, including medical face masks and antiviral drugs, from March 2 to June 1, 2020, amid the spread of coronavirus.