Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Department Of Health Confirms State’s First Case

Gov. Phil Murphy says the patient was tested by the New Jersey Department of Health and the results came back positive, but it has not yet been confirmed by the CDC.

Coronavirus has 'pandemic potential' WHO warns as US ramps up testing

Spain in coronavirus meltdown as killer disease claims THIRD life in UK holiday hotspot

CORONAVIRUS has been linked to a third life death in Spain, sparking fear among UK holidaymakers and prompting the nation to issue emergency measures to impose "work from home" conditions.

Mark Zuckerberg’s Philanthropic Staff In Silicon Valley Are Asked To Work At Home Due To Possible Exposure To The Coronavirus

Meanwhile, the organization is working with the Gates Foundation to further research on the coronavirus to help combat it.

Trump pummels Fed as economic leaders cope with coronavirus

First suspected coronavirus case registered in Honduras - Health authorities

Prince William jokes about ‘spreading’ coronavirus during Ireland tour

‘Does it seem quite dramatic about coronavirus at the moment?’ duke asks a paramedic during trip

Juventus against Inter Milan among five additional Italian soccer matches postponed due to coronavirus

Five Italian top-flight soccer games have been postponed this weekend due to concerns over the coronavirus outbreak.

2 San Francisco coronavirus cases likely from 'community transmission' officials say

Two San Francisco residents are in the hospital after testing presumptively positive for COVID-19 in what is likely "community transmission" of the virus, authorities said Thursday. The two patients -- a man in his 90s and a woman in her 40s -- are unrelated and are at separate hospitals, according to a news release from San Francisco Mayor London Breed's office. Sign up for our Newsletters "The patients do not have a history of travel to a...

Coronavirus USA Update: Seattle California Confirm Four More Cases Spread To Be Expected

US malls 'will be hit hard' if coronavirus worsens new study shows

If the coronavirus spreads further in the U.S., that could mean really bad news for U.S. mall owners, according to new survey data.

Virus Rate Cut Could Open Poloz’s Bank of Canada Finale

Coronavirus Could Be The End Of China As Global Manufacturing Hub

Delhi: 1.21 lakh passengers screened for coronavirus since Jan 15

"There is an outbreak of the disease in India as well, with one case being reported in Delhi and one in Telangana. The Centre and Delhi government will work together to prevent an outbreak of the deadly disease. We have to work together, said Delhi CM.

Wall Street Gets Real Over Extent Of Coronavirus Outbreak’s Oil Demand Destruction

Complacency from February has turned into outright alarm after Goldman Sachs predicted that global oil demand in 2020 will likely shrink on an annualized basis.

'Don't be kidnapped by China': Taiwan tells WHO in bid for separate virus tally

Coronavirus: British Airways and Ryanair cancel more flights due to deadly outbreak

Coronavirus enigma: Experts ask why Africa seems to have few cases

Coronavirus fears change art of shaking hands in US capital

WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. Lindsey Graham is offering elbow bumps instead of handshakes, while Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is putting her hand over her heart in greeting. Sen. Bill Cassidy is offering up hand sanitizer and Sen. Marco Rubio is washing his hands so often that he has "to start moisturizing." In a city where the meet-and-greet is hardwired into the culture of political life, the coronavirus is rapidly changing the norms - even before a first case arrives in the nation's capital. Government officials are scrambling to monitor the national situation while also taking pains to keep the virus out of their own very-public workplace. Tourism officials are admitting that virus fears will inevitably cut into what should be the start of peak tourist season. "Obviously there will be an impact," said Greg O'Dell, president of Events DC, which owns Washington's convention center. "For those who are comfortable traveling, we do want them to travel to our great city." Springtime in Washington normally brings waves of school trips and conventions, plus the thousands who come for the annual Cherry Blossom Festival, which starts on March 20. But the cancellations have already begun. On Tuesday, the International Monetary Fund and World Bank announced that their annual spring meetings in Washington would be switched to an online "virtual format" in order to ensure the health and safety of participants. So far the coronavirus has killed at least 3,000 people and infected more than 89,000 around the world. The virus has made small inroads into the U.S. so far. Dr. LaQuandra Nesbitt, director of D.C.'s health department, said there had been no reported infections in Washington so far. Theresa Impastato, chief safety officer at the Washington Metro, told the Metro board late last month that the Metro had...

Coronavirus Heaps Misery on Europe’s Ailing Banks

European banks have long been considered one of the weaker links in the global financial system. The coronavirus outbreak on the continent poses a fresh test of their health.

The risk from coronavirus ‘remains low’ to Americans: Azar ...

Appearing next to President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence, Azar expressed condolences to the family of the first patient to die from coronavirus in the United States. As federal and local health officials scramble to contain the rapidly spreading disease, health officials at the White House sought to reassure Americans that the necessary precautions were being taken to prevent an outbreak.

Iraq announces five new coronavirus cases: health ministry

Coronavirus And Travel: The Scary Facts (And The Reassuring Ones)

How Africa is Dealing with Coronavirus

Senegal confirmed its first case of the novel coronavirus on Monday, marking just the second...

Coronavirus office closures: the expert guide to how to work from home

Companies including Google, Twitter and Sony are sending workers home. Here’s how to stay happy, healthy and productive – even if you’re still in your pyjamas

Coronavirus: PM to reveal government plan to tackle outbreak

Despite All Checks 28 Positive Cases in India. Here’s How the Virus Spread in India

Though it's a two-digit number and a sudden jump has been recorded, the majority of this 28 are those Italian travellers who came to India before the screening started, health minister Harsh Vardhan said on Wednesday. From that group, their driver has got the infection.

Shipping’s Smaller Operators Are Most Susceptible to the Coronavirus Financial Impact

Many companies are struggling to stay afloat as the impact of the coronavirus outbreak sweeps across supply chains, slashing production in China and dealing a blow to global trade and the movement of goods.

Clive Cussler million-selling adventure writer dies at 88

China Spins Coronavirus Crisis Hailing Itself as a Global Leader

The propaganda push suggests the Chinese government might be worried about the lasting damage of the outbreak.

SA Advises Nationals against Travel to Lebanon over Coronavirus Threat

Saudi Arabia on Saturday called on Saudi nationals to postpone unnecessary travel to Lebanon amid concerns over coronavirus.The Saudi Embassy also called on its nationals in Lebanon to stay away from crowded places, take the necessary precautions, and reach out to the embassy whenever they need help.Lebanon had confirmed its fourth coronavirus case on Friday. The country took precautionary measures closing down all its educational institutions...

Video captures fight erupt on cruise ship after coronavirus scare