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The coronavirus has hammered economic activity across China and in other parts of the world, fuelling concerns about the outlook for the global economy

Wall Street's Wild Ride Continues As Biden Wins Boost Dow

Wall Street's wild ride continues as Biden wins boost Dow

IMF Chief Calls For All-out Offensive To Counteract Epidemic

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva and World Bank Group President David Malpass bump elbows at the end of a joint press briefing on COVID-19 where they called for an all-out, coordinated global response

IMF chief calls for all-out offensive to counteract epidemic

Coronavirus Second Strain: US Officials Order Stricter Infection Control At Hospitals, Nursing Homes

Italy is learning fast from its mistakes after a man with pneumonia was not isolated while in hospital, leading to other patients being infected with coronavirus

WHO said 93,090 people have tested positive for the pathogen, which has killed at least 3,200 worldwide.

Namibian Deputy prime minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah

Namibia Becomes First African Nation To Export Beef To US

After 18 years of negotiations, Namibia became first African state to export beef to U.S.

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Citing diminished demand for flying due to the coronavirus, United Airlines said Wednesday it is suspending new hiring and delaying planned salary increases

United Airlines Tightens Its Belt As Virus Hits Demand

United Airlines tightens its belt as virus hits demand

Most of Italy's deaths have occurred in Milan's Lombardy region and the neighbouring northern area around the cities of Bologna and Venice

Italy Closes Schools As Death Toll Hits 107

Italy closes schools as death toll hits 107

British regional airline Flybe is reportedly close to collapse again after failing to secure a Â£100 million ($129 million, 115 million euros) state loan

UK Airline Flybe Nearing Bankruptcy: Reports

UK airline Flybe nearing bankruptcy: reports

Bullard predicted higher tariffs would likely remain in place for an extended period

Interest Rates Impacted By Coronavirus? Fed To Weigh Response To Outbreak, Economic Outlook

The Federal Open Markets Committee meets March 17-18.

Ukraine's new PM Denys Shmygal accepts the congratulations of a fellow MP

Ukraine MPs Approve New Premier After Tape Scandal

Ukraine MPs approve new premier after tape scandal

The makers of the new James Bond film say its release is being put back to November from April due to the coronavirus outbreak

Hollywood Hit By Coronavirus: James Bond Movie Delayed 7 Months Due To Global Box Office Slump

The James Bond film, "No Time to Die," is the first major film to have all of its worldwide release dates delayed due to Covid-19's impact on the global box office.

JPMorgan Chase and other large US banks are testing emergency systems in case the coronavirus disruptions

Coronavirus: US Banks Ready Disaster Plans: Sources

Coronavirus: US banks ready disaster plans: sources

No Time To Release A Film: Latest Bond Delayed On Virus Fears

No time to release a film: latest Bond delayed on virus fears

China has been hard-hit by the new coronavirus epidemic, and the International Monetary Fund says growth this year will be below 2019

Travel Is Safe Despite Virus, US Industry Chiefs Say

Travel is safe despite virus, US industry chiefs say

The coronavirus outbreak is the latest blow to Hong Kong's economy, which was already reeling from political turmoil and the US-China trade war

US Economy 2020: Did February Jobs Report Beat Projections? Coronavirus Fears May Soon Hurt Employment

Hiring for non-government jobs shows no signs of taking a hit from coronavirus, so far, as February growth bucked projections.

Researchers are racing to develop treatments for the coronavirus as hospitals battle its spread

Coronavirus News: Hospital Employee Carrying COVID-19 Ignored Self-Quarantine Order, Attended Work Event

The two men are the only two confirmed cases of coronavirus in New Hampshire, but health officials are monitoring for more.

The Bank of Canada has lowered its key lending rate for the first time in nearly five years in response to the coronavirus epidemic

Coronavirus: Canada Cuts Rates For First Time Since 2015

Coronavirus: Canada cuts rates for first time since 2015

India has now stepped up preventative coronavirus measures including barring visitors from Italy, Iran, South Korea and Japan

Italian Tourists In India Quarantined With Coronavirus

Italian tourists in India quarantined with coronavirus

Coronavirus Update: Ford Restricts Company Travel After Two Employees Confirmed To Have COVID-19

Ford has restricted company travel until March 27 after two employees in China were confirmed to have the coronavirus.

All pets of people in Hong Kong infected with the coronavirus will be quarantined for 14 days, starting Friday

Pet Dog Infected With COVID-19, Hong Kong Authorities Confirm

Pet dog infected with COVID-19, Hong Kong authorities confirm

International Monetary Fund chief Kristalina Georgieva has warned that the coronavirus epidemic is putting the brakes on growth in the world economy

Global Growth To 'Dip Below' Last Year's Rate: IMF Chief

Global growth to 'dip below' last year's rate: IMF chief

The 2006 launch of Amazon Web Services (AWS) gave the online giant a huge lead over its competitors

Coronavirus Update: Seattle-Based Amazon Employee Tests Positive For COVID-19

An Amazon employee located at the company's Seattle offices has tested positive for the coronavirus.

Iran Coronavirus: 54,000 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.