China Approves Use of Roche Arthritis Drug for Coronavirus Patients

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Pérez de Cuéllar Peruvian two-term UN chief dies at 100

Javier Pérez de Cuéllar, the two-term United Nations secretary-general who brokered a historic cease-fire between Iran and Iraq in 1988 and who in later life came out of retirement to help re-establish democracy in his Peruvian homeland, has died. He was 100.

Flying riding a ferry or bus? How transit groups are keeping clean during coronavirus outbreak

Transit groups are keeping the region moving while trying to cut off any spread in highly trafficked areas.

Airlines slash international fares in bid to beat coronavirus downturn

Hotels and airlines are offering deep discounts as they try to lure travellers back to a subdued market

Should You Cancel Your Trip to Europe Because of Coronavirus?

Japanese shares fall as coronavirus fears persist

Other Asian stock markets were mixed after the Dow surged more than 5% on hopes of fresh support.

Coronavirus: Prince Harry's Invictus Games in the Netherlands at risk

Fed Officials Open Door to Rate Cuts as Coronavirus Risks Rise

Federal Reserve officials aren’t ready to commit to a rate cut, but they are laying out the scenario that would make them react.

Bulgaria boss: Racism issue 'a disgrace'

It will be a bright new era for Stephen Kenny when he takes charge of Ireland's opening UEFA Nations League fixture in Sofia, but the Bulgarians are anxious to leave behind their dark recent past.

Coronavirus forces IBM to suspend domestic travel for internal meetings

Big Blue to turn its Think event into a digital conference.

Japan coronavirus cases hit 1000 mark as Tokyo insists Olympics on track

Japan's confirmed coronavirus infections rose above 1,000 on Wednesday, mos...

Robert Walters shares fall on coronavirus profit warning

Economic bellwether recruiter Robert Walters’ shares sank today as it warned 2020 profit will miss expectations due to the coronavirus

Coronavirus: Parent with virus causes Buxton school closure

The primary school in Buxton says a deep clean of the premises is taking place.

About 10 countries and regions included Macau residents or travellers in Covid-19 travel restrictions

With more than 50 countries having imposed travel restrictions related to the Covid-19, most bans involved travellers hailing from mainland China

Search launched for people who were in contact with Ireland's second coronavirus patient

Health experts are understood to be focused primarily on family and work colleagues of the infected patient

New York reports more cases of new coronavirus state now has six

One more person has died of the new coronavirus in the Seattle area, bringing th...

1 More Coronavirus Case Total 30 Delhi Shuts Primary Schools: 10 Points

One more person tested positive for coronavirus today, taking the number of affected persons to 30. The figure had taken a jump yesterday with a group of 14 Italian tourists testing positive for the virus. The rising number of cases has pushed the Delhi government to shut the primary schools till March 30. A similar decision is likely for the secondary section once the exams are over, the government has hinted. Prime Minister Narendra Modi postponed his next week's visit to Brussels, Belgium for the India-European Union summit. The foreign ministry said both nations agreed to this in view of the outbreak. The global trade association of airlines, the International Air Transport Association or IATA said depending on how the #coronavirus spreads, airline industry could face up to $113 billion in lost revenues this year.

New Zealand’s Resurgent Housing Market Could Get Rate-Cut Boost

New Zealand’s property market is heating up again and a fresh round of interest-rate cuts in response to the coronavirus could give it another shot in the arm.

Investigation Into Afghanistan Crimes Gets Green Light: Daily Brief

World news from a human rights perspective.

Gainesville Conservancy Defends Bats Against Corona Virus Fears

HSBC sends staff home after London worker tests positive for coronavirus

HSBC has sent more than 100 of its London staff home after a worker tested positive for the coronavirus, the first known case at a major company in Europe's main financial hub.

GHS investigating death of man with Coronavirus symptoms – Dr Badu Sarkodie

Coronavirus: Marist suspends operations on Italy campus amid CDC's heightened warning

Amazon tells employees to pause nonessential travel in U.S. due to coronavirus

Amazon has started restricting all nonessential employee travel in the U.S. as the coronavirus continues to spread.

Iraq bans public gatherings on coronavirus fears bans travel to 9 countries

Iraq reports 5 suspected coronavirus cases

Animal owners in Hong Kong warned they CAN transmit coronavirus to dogs and cats

A pomeranian (believed to be pictured) in the Chinese territory became the first animal to test positive for the virus last month, sparking fierce debate about whether the diagnosis was legitimate.

Coronavirus fears disrupt Rice University cancel CERAWeek

There are no confirmed cases of coronavirus in Harris County, but CERAWeek organizers canceled the conference slated to begin March 9 out of concerns over health and safety. Rice University said an employee recently traveled overseas and was possibly exposed to the coronavirus, but it is not canceling classes or operations as of Saturday night.

BOC Preview: Buy the coronavirus cut rumor sell USD/CAD on the fact? Five scenarios

Coronavirus has reached Canada – and the central bank is ready to act. Yet for the Canadian dollar, it may turn into good news as a cut is already pri

Coronavirus: Edo deploys health officials to airport motor parks

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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...