Is Fiscal Stimulus the Answer to Preventing a Coronavirus Recession?

Amazon Employee in Seattle Has Confirmed Case of Coronavirus

Amazon.com Inc. notified employees Tuesday of the first confirmed case of coronavirus among its U.S. workforce. The online retailer told workers about the infected employee via email.

Fears of Coronavirus Spreading in Chicago Area Spark Cancelations Hurting Businesses

Fears over the coronavirus has led to the cancelation of the biggest annual trade show at McCormick Place, and soon others may follow as the city is now missing out on millions of dollars. An estimated $77 million will be lost now that the inspired home show, originally scheduled to begin on March 14, has been canceled. From trade shows…

Congress Set to Agree to Coronavirus Funding Will Avoid FISA Pitfall

Congress is close to reaching a bipartisan deal on coronavirus funding, with negotiators close to a $7-$8 billion package which could be unveiled Tuesday.

Danish cyclist Morkov ‘feeling good’ and free to race after coronavirus scare

The Wait for China to Shake Off Virus Nears Key Moment: Eco Week

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.

House passes bill to battle coronavirus

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Coronavirus: Chaldean Patriarchate cancels Sunday Mass in Baghdad

Weddings and funerals are also suspended until further notice. Weekday Masses will continue as fewer people attend them. The faithful are asked to sit in church and not shake hands. For priest in the capital, measures are designed to contain the contagion. Card Sako offers a “special prayer” to God the Father and Mary.

Japan is closing all of its schools to prevent the spread of coronavirus forcing parents to take time off work

Japan's Prime Minister has asked all elementary, junior high and high schools in the country to close from Monday through the students' spring break,

U.S. coronavirus death toll rises; New York Los Angeles region confirm new cases

The U.S. death toll from coronavirus infections rose to 11 on Wednesday as new c...

Coronavirus: NASA Reveals How China’s Lockdown Drastically Reduced Pollution

NASA just released satellite images showing the impact Coronavirus has had on dramatically reducing pollution throughout China.

Coronavirus Kills Top Iranian Official State Media Reports

Cuomo: Coronavirus risk remains low despite first confirmed case in N.Y.

Mike Pence is leading coronavirus efforts. This was his health record in Indiana.

Mike Pence was tapped to lead the nation's response to the coronavirus threat. This is how he tackled health issues in Indiana.

DR Congo battle ready for COVID-19

The Democratic Republic of Congo, which has over 84 million inhabitants, intends to repatriate its population residing in China and called on its citizens to postpone their trips to Asia.

How the Left is weaponizing Coronavirus in an attempt to destroy President Trump

And anyone who gets in the way of their narrative becomes roadkill/collateral damage

Don't try to make your own hand sanitizer just because there's a shortage from coronavirus

Recipes for DIY hand sanitizer are popping all over the internet. But experts are wary and even caution against the idea.

Coronavirus Damps Upbeat Mood Among Miners As Financing Dries Up

(Bloomberg) -- A gathering of prospectors and mine developers in Toronto began with an upbeat mood, despite the spreading coronavirus. By the time it ended, reality set in, with signs of financing drying up.The Bloomberg Industrial Metals Subindex Total Return has tumbled more than 10% since mid-January

European shares stabilise after worst week since 2008

Coronavirus fears bring questions as Augusta preps for the Masters

With the US death toll rising to six and two new coronavirus cases in Florida, local officials are making sure they're prepared.

Bank of Canada cuts interest rates in face of coronavirus

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Coronavirus: Student from Singapore savagely beaten in racially-motivated attack in London

The outbreak has created "another excuse for racism to rear its ugly head".

Stop Buying Face Masks To Protect Against Coronavirus Outbreak US Surgeon General Warns

Turkey Restricts Exports of Medical Protective Gear

Turkey on Wednesday imposed stringent restrictions on the export of medical protective gear in a preemptive measure against the coronavirus.

University of Washington coronavirus puzzle game aims to crowdsource a cure

The University of Washington is taking a novel approach to combat the spread of coronavirus around the world.

'This is a crisis': Airlines could lose $113 billion due to coronavirus

The airline industry, already hit hard by COVID-19, could lose up to US$113 billion in revenues if the spread of the virus continues around the world.

Coronavirus: Google leads tech charge to work from home

An unfamiliar hush has fallen across Google’s European headquarters in Dublin on as thousands of employees follow an injunction to work from home - a precaution against coronavirus that is being replicated across the world. The glass complex remained largely empty on Tuesday and was expected to be again on Wednesday after the company ordered most of its 8,000 staff to stay away from Grand Canal Dock, also known as Silicon Docks, in Ireland’s...

Exclusive: U.S. mulls using sweeping powers to ramp up production of coronavirus protective gear

President Donald Trump's administration is considering invoking special pow...

Trudeau Vows to Steer Canada Clear of Coronavirus Slowdown

Why Washington health officials fear novel coronavirus may have been quietly spreading

Hasbro Gannett restrict employee travel to China Italy other coronavirus hot spots

Due to concerns about the coronavirus, Hasbro is prohibiting employees from taking business trips to mainland China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Iran and Italy, a spokeswoman said Tuesday. The travel ban applies to employees who are not already living in those locations "until further notice," the spokeswoman, Julie Duffy, told The Providence Journal. Hasbro is not the only company to announce such travel restrictions. Gannett,...