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France bans gatherings of more than 5000 people amid coronavirus outbreak

World Bank Pandemic Bond Losing Value Facing Criticism as Coronavirus Spreads

Queen Elizabeth wears gloves at investiture ceremony amid coronavirus scare

Queen Elizabeth wore gloves for an investiture ceremony at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday in what royal watchers are calling a sign of the times amid the threat of COVID-19. "This is the first time in my memory, and I’ve been covering the royal family for 30 years, that Her Majesty has worn gloves

Airlines could lose up to $113bn on back of coronavirus says Iata

Forecast is almost four times the estimate from only 13 days ago as share prices plunge

Coronavirus Israelis vote in national election breakfast wars: 5 things to know Monday

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

Corona beer has nothing to do with coronavirus. These brands also suffered PR nightmares

Corona beer is having a bit of a PR problem at the moment. But they're not the first brand name to run into hot water

Travel Advisors Face Daunting Cruise Business Shake-Up From Coronavirus

This year’s wave season, the annual first quarter when cruise sales hit their peak, was supposed to be smooth sailing for travel advisors. Thanks to the coronavirus, however, it's bringing cancellations, itinerary changes, postponements, and a whole lot of uncertainty. The past week has been one

U.S. stock futures wobble lower as Wall Street watches for global response to coronavirus

Fort Bragg works with state and local officials to prepare for coronavirus outbreak

South Korea Italy Iran likely to miss Delhi World Cup due to coronavirus

Trump: Administration 'very strongly' considering closing southern border amid coronavirus outbreak

President Trump said the administration is "very strongly" considering closing the southern border to prevent the spread of coronavirus. "We are looking also at (the) southern border," Trump said, when asked by a reporter at the White House press conference Saturday about the move. "We have received a lot of power on the southern border over the last couple years from the courts but we are looking at that very strongly.""We have received a lot...

First U.S. Coronavirus Death Confirmed as Trump Says 'No Need to Panic'

The first coronavirus death in the United States is confirmed in Washington state; President Trump urges calm as travel restrictions are expanded to Iran, Italy and South Korea.

Tensions rise as U.S. death toll from coronavirus reaches 9

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are expressing doubts about the government’s ability to ramp up testing fast enough to deal with the crisis.

Amazon confirms two employees in Italy have contracted coronavirus

Amazon.com Inc said late on Sunday that two employees in Milan, Italy, have cont...

Emerging-Market Bonds Escape Contagion as Yields Eclipse Risks

Kuwait announces 10 new coronavirus cases

Ukraine MPs approve new premier after tape scandal

Ukraine's parliament approved Denys Shmygal as the new prime minister on Wednesday after his predecessor resigned following a leak of a recording where he criticised President Volodymyr Zelensky. Analysts say Zelensky was unhappy with the government's handling of the economy and its flagging

New York coronavirus cases trace back to Manhattan lawyer

New York officials say about 1,000 people are expected to go into either mandatory or self quarantine in Westchester County. Meg Oliver reports.

NBA Recommends Players Give Fans Fist Bumps Instead of High-Fives Amid Coronavirus Outbreak

The NBA is actively taking precautions to protect its players during the current coronavirus scare, especially following the reports that the virus has reached U.S. soil. The league released a memo to its players with suggestions on how to avoid the spread of germs amid the outbreak of the virus. One of the first things the league brought up was the recommendation for players to give fans fist bumps instead of a traditional high-five, in order...

Gambia: China makes considerable gains against coronavirus

CDC says US coronavirus cases climb to at least 108 with six deaths

COVID-19 has taken the lives of six Americans and sickened at least 108 people, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says.

Short-term economic impact of coronavirus will be significant strategist says

Matteo Andreetto, head of SPDR ETF business EMEA at State Street Global Advisors, says the global economy is already seeing some impacts from the coronavirus crisis.

Coronavirus: Growing divergence in UK and Ireland’s response

Outbreak is first real test of co-operation between two countries in post-Brexit environment

Self-quarantined Rice University employee being tested for coronavirus

Self-quarantined Rice University employee being tested for coronavirus

Travel advisories issued as Georgia health officials brace for coronavirus

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.

Chicago State UMKC cancel basketball games against Seattle U as precaution against coronavirus

First Jordanian infected with coronavirus says he is recovering cautions others

Jordanian citizen Mohammed al-Hyari, who was recently confirmed as the first person in Jordan

White House eyeing use of special powers to produce more coronavirus protective gear

The Trump administration is considering using the Defense Production Act to expand production of protective gear, such as masks.

Coronavirus Alert: Russian Cossacks Told Not to Kiss Icons

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