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A restaurant employee stands by empty tables in a quiet Covent Garden in central London on March 17, 2020 after the UK government announced stringent social distancing advice

UK Hospitality Sector Urges Help To Combat Virus Woes

UK hospitality sector urges help to combat virus woes

White House, Fed Rolling Out Plans To Save US Economy

US President Donald Trump has been pushing for a cut or suspension of taxes deducted from all American paychecks at least through the November presidential election

White House, Fed rolling out plans to save US economy

Tuesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Rebound On White House $1 Trillion Stimulus Plan, But Oil Drops

Traders work of the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on September 30, 2019 in New York City

U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday in a bounce back from Monday’s plunge, but crude oil prices keep falling.

Coronavirus Update: Macy’s, Bloomingdale’s And Nordstrom Set To Close All Stores During COVID-19 Pandemic

All Macy's, Bloomingdale's, and Nordstrom stores will close through the rest of March due to the impact of the coronavirus.

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Virus threat: A lab technician gears up for visiting a quarantine ward at the Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi

After Head Start On Virus, Africa Begins Clampdown

After head start on virus, Africa begins clampdown

Democrat leader Nancy Pelosi is expected to forward impeachment charges against President Donald Trump to the Senate, launching his historic trial for abuse of power

House Democrats Pass Coronavirus Bill With Greatly Reduced Paid Sick Time

This new bill would only allow parents with children out of school to seek paid leave extensions

The torch relay will go ahead as planned but some festivities are scaled back

'Heartbreaking': Olympic Torch Events Downscaled Over Virus

'Heartbreaking': Olympic torch events downscaled over virus

Coronavirus Impact On Germany: Europe’s Largest Economy Put On 'Red Alert' Amid Outbreak

Germany's economy was already in a weak state prior to the coronavirus outbreak.

Will There Be A Bailout? Republican Charles Koch's PAC Tells Congress Focus Coronavirus Relief On Those Who Need It

Americans for Prosperity says aid should be focused and benefit people and businesses that really need help.

‘Real Housewives Of Atlanta’ Reunion Spoilers: Kenya Moore Threatens To Expose ‘Fake Friendships’

“Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Kenya Moore plans on exposing her cast members as the reunion.

Tax Deadline Delayed: IRS Pushes 2020 Federal Deadline 90 Days Due To Coronavirus

The federal deadline for 2019 income taxes has been delayed in order to ease the stress put on individuals and small businesses by coronavirus.

General Motors, the biggest US automaker, delivered 735,909 vehicles during the quarter ending December

GM Launches Incentives To Spur Vehicle Sales During Coronavirus Outbreak

GM is offering 0% financing and four months of deferred payments to new car buyers as an incentive during the coronavirus outbreak.

A Bailout For Low-Income Americans? Senator Wants Coronavirus Checks Amid Economic Fallout

“We should send relief directly to American families most likely to be in need ... to pay for rent, groceries, childcare, and other necessary expenses, as well as to spend at local businesses that are hurting during this crisis” Sen. Tom Cotton

A "closed" sign is viewed on the door of the Tenley/Friendship DC Public Library on March 16, 2020, in Washington, DC

Almost 20 Percent Of Americans Say Coronavirus Hurt Their Employment

Workers in the service and hospitality industries have been hit especially hard

Apple News: French Regulators Hit Tech Giant With $1.2 Billion Fine For Alleged Antitrust Violations

The fine stems from a complaint filed by one of Apple's resellers in France.

A man wearing a facemask as a preventative measure following a coronavirus outbreak which began in the Chinese city of Wuhan sits at a Hong Kong cruise terminal in February 2020

US And China Trade Barbs Over Coronavirus

US and China trade barbs over coronavirus

Facebook is suing an analytics firm, accusing it of improperly gathering data from users of the social network

Facebook To Provide $1,000 Bonuses To Remote Workers During Coronavirus Outbreak

Facebook workers to receive $1,000 bonuses as the social media giant looks to offer support during the coronavirus outbreak.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's (pictured Marc 9, 2020) move to open the gates for refugees heading to Europe came after more than 50 Turkish troops were killed in Syrian regime fire in northwestern province of Idlib in February 2020

Erdogan Discusses Migrant Crisis, Syria With Macron, Merkel And Johnson

Erdogan discusses migrant crisis, Syria with Macron, Merkel and Johnson

German auto giant Volkswagen is to close its European factories for two to three weeks to cope with the impact of the coronavirus crisis

Coronavirus Closures: Volkswagen To Shutter European Factories For Two Weeks

Volkswagen is set to close most of its European factories in response to the rapid spread of Covid-19 across the continent.

Nissan Joins Auto Manufacturers Shutting Down Due To Coronavirus

Nissan has announced that it will be shutting down its Sunderland plant in the wake of the coronavirus spread. Other auto manufacturers like VW, PSA, Toyota and Fiat Chrysler have also shut down their plants across the Europe.

The US economy has been transformed virtually overnight by the coronavirus outbreak, as social distancing subsumes spending

Asian Woman, Assaulted In Manhattan Streets, Blamed For COVID-19

An Asian woman was harassed and assaulted after a Bronx resident blamed her for the outbreak of COVID-19.

Italy is the hardest-hit country in Europe

Europe Locks Down As WHO Calls For 'Boldest Actions' Against Pandemic

Europe locks down as WHO calls for 'boldest actions' against pandemic

Oil-dependent Gulf economies stand to benefit from rising crude prices as tensions rise with Iran, but their exports are vulnerable to attack

Falling Crude Prices Will Hurt Developing Country Oil Producers

OPEC-IEA said low oil prices will hurt the economies of oil producers that are not yet high-income states

McDonald's has closed its 29 stores in Peru while police investigate the accident

How McDonald's, Taco Bell, Starbucks, Sonic, Others Chains Are Responding To Coronavirus

Many restaurant chains are taking measures to serve patrons while curbing the spread of COVID-19.

Italy Takes Over Alitalia In Response To Virus

Italy takes over Alitalia in response to virus

Ariana Grande Update: 'Obsessive' Man Arrested For Felony Battery, 'Love Note' Recovered By Police

A recent report stated that the "7 Rings" singer almost had an unwanted encounter at her home.

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