Australia to use biosecurity law to restrict movements of coronavirus patients

Australia will use a little-known biosecurity law to restrict the movements of p...

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Coronavirus fears causing Chinese restaurants in Dallas to lose business

Ming Place China Bistro has been a staple on the corner of Inwood Road and Lemmon Avenue in Dallas for nearly 10 years. Grace Zhao, the owner, said business has been great over the last decade, but the last few weeks have been tough. After COVID-19 and coronavirus made headlines, Zhao said she saw a 50% drop in customers. "Very suddenly. I think people are scared. They don't want to come out," she said. On Wednesday at noon, her restaurant only...

Tracking coronavirus: Charts maps show number of cases deaths across the world

According to Chinese officials, COVID-19 first appeared Dec. 12, 2019, in Wuhan, a city with more people than New York and Chicago combined

Hospitals in Indonesia prepare for coronavirus

After two cases of coronavirus were confirmed this week hospitals across the country are prepping for incoming cases of the deadly disease. Footage captured on March 4 shows workers at Medan Adam Malik Hospital in surgical masks and hazmat suits, while subsequent clips show many members of the general public wearing protective masks. Medan hospital has examined at least four people where only one has been ordered to have further monitoring. Indonesia's first Covid-19 patient is a 31-year-old woman who contracted the virus when dealing with a Japanese citizen who was later identified as a number 24 Covid-19 victim in Malaysia, while the second is a mother of 64 years old. President Joko Widodo has ordered officials to protect the identities and privacy of all confirmed Covid-19 patients, following Monday's announcement of the first confirmed pneumonia-like infection case in the country.

Coronavirus impact: United reduces domestic flights and cuts workforce

As travel demand plunges, United is reducing domestic as well as international flights and cutting back its workforce.

Dominican Republic France report first Caribbean virus cases

Health officials in the Dominican Republic on Sunday reported the first confirmed case of the new coronavirus in the tourist-rich Caribbean, a 62-year-old Italian citizen.

5 Gold Stocks to Abate Coronavirus Driven Fears

Given the current volatility in the market and rising panic due to the spread of coronavirus, it is prudent to invest in safe haven assets like gold.

Companies adjust policies as coronavirus scrambles travel plans

Some airlines and hotels are adjusting their usual cancellation fees ⁠— and more people are beefing up their travel insurance coverage.

UGA suspends Italy study abroad plans due to coronavirus

Ethiopia's Legese wins coronavirus-impacted Tokyo Marathon

Ethiopia's Legese wins coronavirus-impacted Tokyo Marathon

France seizes control of masks; Europeans close more schools

France requisitioned protective masks and sent tens of thousands of students home from school while deaths of coronavirus patients in Italy soared

Coronavirus forces Aberdeen Psychiatrist to stay in China

Aberdeen Psychiatrist can't come home from China

Argentina Confirms First Coronavirus Case

Argentina Confirms First Coronavirus Case

Israel on guard as coronavirus fear lingers

Trump considering travel restrictions at US-Mexico border over coronavirus

"We are thinking about the southern border, " Trump said, speaking during a press conference at the White House.

2000 passengers are kept on a cruise liner in latest coronavirus scare

Some 2,000 people were called back on board the MSC Opera (file photo) from an excursion in Athens today and told not to leave the ship after an Austrian passenger tested positive in Italy.

Fist Bump Over Handshakes For England Cricketers Amidst Coronavirus Breakout

Iran Coronavirus: 54000 Prisoners Temporarily Go Free Death And Infection Toll Spikes

Iran reported new coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, a day after the government said it will release 54,000 prisoners in a bid to prevent further COVID-19 infections.

Coronavirus patients with heart disease have a 10% chance of dying. Here's the mortality rate for patients with various underlying health problems.

Coronavirus patients who have preexisting health problems are more likely to die from the virus, a Chinese CDC study found.

In Response to Coronavirus Federal Reserve Slashes Interest Rates; Cases Continue to Rise Outside of China

Here's the latest news on COVID-19 in the U.S. and worldwide.

ACO confident Le Mans will go ahead amid coronavirus fears

The Automobile Club de l'Ouest has moved to downplay suggestions this year's Le Mans 24 Hours could be cancelled amid the coronavirus crisis.

Cruise ship MSC Meraviglia turned away from two Caribbean ports amid coronavirus concerns

Irish boxers focused on Tokyo qualifiers after cutting Italian training camp short

Coronavirus fear impacting SXSW Green Day Set It Off and other tours

British regional airline Flybe collapses after coronavirus blow

LONDON — British regional airline Flybe collapsed on Thursday after a plunge in travel demand, making the struggling carrier the industry’s first big casualty of the coronavirus outbrea…

Coronavirus Spreads to Sub-Saharan Africa

Nigeria’s health authorities reported the first confirmed case of the coronavirus in sub-Saharan Africa, adding to fears about the spread of the virus on a continent already beset by some of the world’s weakest health-care systems.

Coronavirus infection fears prompt Qantas flight cancellation

A Qantas flight to London has been cancelled after a passenger aboard the plane tested positive to coronavirus.

Governments ramp up preparations for coronavirus pandemic

UPS says coronavirus outbreak to hurt first-quarter results

United Parcel Service Inc said on Tuesday its first-quarter results would be hit...

Eramet: EBITDA at €630m in 2019 reflecting good operating performance in a deteriorated manganese price environment

NHL taking coronavirus ‘day-to-day’ as business travel ban goes into effect

The Stanley Cup Playoffs begin next month and the National Hockey League needs to decide if those games will be postponed or played in empty arenas as a result of the spreading coronavirus outbreak.