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DCHHS is first lab in Texas with capability of coronavirus testing
Dallas County Health and Human Services will have the first lab in Texas with the capability to test for coronavirus, officials say. DCHHS announced Wednesday that it has been working with partners at the state and federal levels to bring the capability to the Local Response Network laboratory. At this time, no cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in North Texas, but department officials say testing is a critical tool in responding to...
Coronavirus to cost Europe's retailers $4 billion in lost sales: study
Supply disruptions caused by the coronavirus is expected to lead to 3.26 billion...
New Yorker coronavirus cover shows Trump with a mask over his eyes to critique his response
Federal Reserve Issues Emergency Interest Rate Cut on Coronavirus Fears
The Fed initiated a surprise interest rate cut on Tuesday to combat the economic effects of the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus Outbreak Will Likely Pause Baby Yoda Toy Production Hasbro Says
The toys were expected to hit stores by May 2020
How Walk-In Clinics Are Preparing For The Coronavirus
Walk-in clinics are on the front line fighting the spread of the coronavirus, and they are already implementing new procedures.
Chinese Tech Stocks Are a Risky Coronavirus Refuge
There has been an unlikely haven for investors during the coronavirus selloff: China.
Shoppers in the Phoenix area stockpiling against the coronavirus
PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) - As shoppers in the Phoenix area like Debbie Dilz look for products to help protect them against the coronavirus outbreak, they may increasingly find empty shelves. [WATCH: Phoenix-area shoppers stock up on supplies over coronavirus fears] “I have asthma. It concerns me a little bit,” said Dilz. Water is in high demand at all Costco across the Valley. “People are just totally stressed out and I have never seen anything like...
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.
Everything you need to know about coronavirus
As COVID-19 spreads around the United States and the world, fear is also spreading and both may not let up for many more months. With the total confirmed cases closing in on the six-digit threshold, with potentially many thousands of other cases still unconfirmed, here are answers to some basic questions
Socceroos world cup qualifier with Kuwait at HBF Park under threat due to coronavirus spread
A decision on the future of the match is expected on Monday when the Asian Football Confederation have a second round of emergency meetings to discuss the situation.
Drs. Amesh Adalja and Jennifer Nuzzo: End coronavirus health care worker quarantines
If this policy continues it will be disastrous and further cripple what will already be an over-extended health care system coping with a surge of patients.
Dr. Michael Baden: Why I am worried about the coronavirus
Dr. Michael Baden, a Fox News contributor, said Thursday that while he believes it is still much too early to be concerned about the impact of coronavirus being comparable to the Spanish flu, he is worried that "it could be serious."
Coronavirus pandemic and US recession aren't yet priced into markets fund manager says
Despite taking a beating last week as cases of the new coronavirus spread rapidly around the world, U.S. markets have yet to price in a full-scale pandemic and subsequent recession, a U.S. equity manager told CNBC Tuesday.
92 countries territories restricting entry from S. Korea over coronavirus concerns
A total of 92 countries and territories were imposing entry restrictions or stricter quarantine procedures on people from coronavirus-hit South Korea on Wednesday, with Qatar being the latest to slap an entry ban. As of 9 a.m., 38 countries and territories barred the entry of travelers who have visited Korea in at least the past two weeks, according to the foreign ministry website. Qatar began to enforce an entry b...
As coronavirus spreads surgical masks run short throughout Amarillo
As coronavirus spreads, surgical masks run short throughout Amarillo
Nikki and Brie Bella 'terrified' of coronavirus during pregnancies
Pregnant twins Nikki and Brie Bella have admitted they are both "terrified" of the coronavirus.
Schumer: New York State will get $33M in federal funding to fight coronavirus
Coronavirus Jumps Species: First Known Case Of Human-To-Animal Tranmission Reported
Experts confirm human-to-animal transmission of COVID-19.
Coronavirus Kills 10th in Washington State 1st in California: Officials
Washington state has reported a 10th death from the new coronavirus and California announced its first.
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,”...
Coronavirus: Twelve more cases confirmed in England
One person from Essex had "no relevant travel" and it is unclear how they had contracted the virus.
EXCLUSIVE: Here's what possible coronavirus isolation room looks like in San Francisco Bay Area
EXCLUSIVE: Here's what possible coronavirus isolation room looks like in San Francisco Bay Area
Person being tested for coronavirus in New Hampshire
The New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services has announced a person in New Hampshire is being tested for the new coronavirus. The person recently returned from Italy and developed a fever and respiratory symptoms after returning. >> Download the FREE WMUR app Sign up for our Newsletters According to DHHS, the person is isolated and being monitored by public health clinicians and does not currently pose a threat to the public’s...
