Microsoft Google join ranks offering free tools amid coronavirus outbreak

Tech giants hope to mitigate the effects of the virus.

Eurozone inflation drops on coronavirus hit to energy prices

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‘I Miss It’: Donald Trump Jokes He Hasn’t Touched His Face in Weeks Due to Coronavirus

Trump said that it has been 'weeks' since he touched his face as a precaution against the coronavirus  and that it was something that he misses.

EMERGING MARKETS-Latam FX slip as as G7 statement on coronavirus disappoints

Latin American currencies weakened on Tuesday after a statement from financial officials from the G7 countries failed to detail concrete measures to help economies stabilize from damage caused by a fast-spreading coronavirus outbreak.

No Time to Die: Open letter calls for Bond film to be postponed yet again amid coronavirus fears

Oman Bahrain seen vulnerable to downgrades if the coronavirus outbreak drags on: S&P Global

Nursing homes ‘on high alert’ after coronavirus deaths in Washington

In the wake of a deadly coronavirus outbreak at a Washington nursing home, Bay Area nursing homes are taking precautions to protect their vulnerable population. Four patients at LifeCare, a senior living facility in Washington state, were dead as of Monday after contracting the coronavirus, officially known as COVID-19, officials said. San Francisco officials said they were taking steps to protect elderly residents. “We are reinforcing our...

Coronavirus: Palestinian woman accused of assaulting Japan aid worker

In security camera footage, a Japanese woman can be seen holding a phone up, as if filming, as the Palestinian woman shouts 'corona, corona'....

HIMSS a health conference where Trump was to speak next week is canceled because of coronavirus concerns

HIMSS, a giant health conference, has been canceled for the first time in 50 years. The conference was canceled on Thursday after lots of big tech companies decided not to attend. President Trump was scheduled to speak.

Sen. Hawley to introduce Coronavirus bill aimed at securing medical supply chain

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., plans to introduce legislation on Thursday aimed at securing America's medical supply chain, as fears about the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continue to grow.  

Is Spain still safe? Latest travel advice as coronavirus cases increase across Barcelona Madrid and the islands

Coronavirus: New measures to combat spread in Ireland to be announced

Coronavirus U.S. Update: New York New Jersey Report Fresh Cases As Number of States With Infections Rises to 15

A state of emergency has been declared across California, as the state sees the death of an infected patient who traveled on a Princess Cruise ship.

Are we ready for Covid-19? The South African government responds to 22 questions

Coronavirus spreads across the world as new cases in China drop to lowest level in weeks

U.S. death toll rises to 9 as South Korea declares 'war' on coronavirus

Here's the latest on the coronavirus outbreak.

Any U.S. Citizen Can Be Tested for Coronavirus at Doctor's Orders Under New Guidance: Pence

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Coronavirus spreading fast outside China but stigma is more dangerous -WHO

Sony and Nike become latest big names to shut UK bases amid coronavirus fears

Sony Pictures Entertainment and Nike have both closed offices for deep cleaning in the Soho area of London 'out of an abundance of caution' as coronavirus fears grow in the UK.

California confirms second case of coronavirus with unknown origin

Health authorities in California are reportedly confirming a second coronavirus case in

India identifies 29 coronavirus cases as global infections top 94000

A spike in novel coronavirus in India has prompted concerns that the world's second-most populous country could face its own outbreak of the deadly virus, which to date has infected more than 94,900 people and killed at least 3,283 worldwide.

Coronavirus: NBA tells players to avoid high-fiving fans and autographing items

The NBA has told players to avoid contact with fans in the league’s latest response in its ongoing monitoring of the coronavirus crisis

H1N1 vs novel coronovirus: How do they compare?

White House Coronavirus Briefing Live Stream: How to Watch Mike Pence Briefing on COVID-19

Over the weekend, officials confirmed the first two deaths in America and three states announced their first cases of COVID-19.

'Health more important than football' - Infantino says games could be postponed over coronavirus

Local Passenger Sounds Off On Cruise Ship Connected To California Coronavirus Death

A Sacramento woman on board the cruise ship now believed to be the source of California's first deadly coronavirus case says she is concerned officials have not followed through checking on her health.

Travelers to Thailand are getting mixed messages on restrictions amid coronavirus

The coronavirus has taken a toll on Thailand's tourism sector, which accounts for a significant proportion of the country's economy. In a note from dated Feb. 17, analysts at Fitch Solutions said tourism receipts "account for 13-14% of Thailand'seconomy and the sector provides around one-in-six jobs."

Governor activates coronavirus task force no Montana cases

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Global air travel set for decline FBI orders masks and hand sanitizer in case of coronavirus pandemic

Coronavirus: UAE's religious sites take precautionary measures against Covid-19

Coronavirus risk to U.S. as a 'whole' is 'still low': Fauci

Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, and Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar spoke to reporters on Thursday following their briefing with lawmakers, with Fauci saying "the risk in the United States as a whole is still low."