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Spreading of the epidemic could lead to school closures, public-event cancellations and wide business disruptions. But economists say an activity slowdown would be followed by a sharp rebound. read more...
Anyone showing symptoms of the coronavirus — reported to include fever, cough and shortness of breath — can be tested for the novel virus if a doctor agrees, federal health officials announced this week in expanded guidelines for coronavirus testing.
Dr. Margaret Harris, a World Health Organization spokesperson, appeared on CNN to talk about the coronavirus.
British Airways, Ryanair, and EasyJet have cancelled hundreds of flights amid the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has perhaps the most thankless job in global public health. As director-general of the World Health Organization, the former Eth
The outbreak, which has infected over 95,000 people and resulted in more than 3,200 deaths worlwide, is taking a toll on the global airline industry, especially due to travel restrictions.
Experts at a roundtable on organic foods have counselled Nigerians not to panic in the face of the index case of the Coronavirus in Nigeria
According to the statement released by GDC, the partners and organizers in the game development industry consulted and decided to postpone the upcoming event.
Australia's major grocers put strict limits on purchases of toilet paper on Wednesday after a rush of panic buying related to coronavirus fears emptied shelves, as the country recorded its third case of local transmission of the disease. Australia was one of the first countries to take a hardline
SXSW doubles down on coronavirus fears, says event will go on, adds more speakers
The FTSE 100 is deep in the red again in Thursday trading on fresh news of the worsening coronavirus tragedy. Will it keep on crashing?
Starbucks has stopped filling customers’ personal cups due to concerns about the new coronavirus.
Some big airliners announced Monday that they're suspending more flights. There are also new screening procedures for passengers entering the U.S. Kris Van Cleave has the latest.
Schools have to consider the trade offs between being cautious and facing the disruption of having children home from school.
Health officials have confirmed that an individual in Washington state has died of COVID-19.
The ruler of the United Arab Emirates, M. bin Zayed, has contracted the novel coronavirus, Israeli media claimed on Wednesday. The N12 News website reported the allegation in a...
Gucci and Prada are among the brands that have also either canceled or postponed their fashion shows.
Italy is considering closing all its schools and universities in an effort to prevent a further spread of the novel coronavirus, the country's government said.
The U-16 boys, currently the U-15 SAFF Champions, were slated to depart on March 5 to play two friendlies against Tajikistan, the AFC U-16 Championship runners-up
The UK confirmed its 90th case of coronavirus on Thursday.
Two people sickened with the novel coronavirus have died in the United States, as the global death toll from the viral outbreak that began in China nears 3,000.
The coronavirus is having a major effect on Texas’ quinceañera industry — but not in the way you might think. The parties are still going on, but the supplies are short. “All of the materials are pretty much from China,” said Quinceañera Expo director Jose Medrano. Medrano said vendors are having a tough time getting what they need because most of the decorations, fabrics, table settings, lights and dresses are made and shipped from China....