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Brazilian Health Minister Luiz Henrique Mandetta said authorities were trying to identify people that had been in contact with the patient

Brazil Confirms Latin America's First Coronavirus Case

Brazil confirms Latin America's first coronavirus case

Coronavirus Update: COVID-19 Threatening EV, Computer Production

Computers, rechargeable batteries and other electronics all use rare earths, the bulk of which are produced in China with few, if any, alternatives.

Cyber Police In Virus-hit Iran Arrest 24 Over COVID-19 Rumours

Iranian Deputy Health Minister Iraj Harirchi confirmed that he has tested positive for the novel coronavirus

Cyber police in virus-hit Iran arrest 24 over COVID-19 rumours

Demand for new homes in the United States has sent inventory dropping while sales have risen to their highest level since 2007

Americans Ramp Up New Home Buying In January

Americans ramp up new home buying in January

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A city council worker in protective clothing disinfects a bus in Tehran as part of government efforts to control a novel coronavirus outbreak that has now killed 19 people

Iran Cyberpolice Arrest 24 Over Coronavirus Rumours

Iran cyberpolice arrest 24 over coronavirus rumours

SAS says the economic outlook for the airline sector is "uncertain"

SAS Sees Limited Impact From Coronavirus As Q1 Loss Widens

SAS sees limited impact from coronavirus as Q1 loss widens

BBC Veteran Journalist Nick Robinson Tested For COVID-19 After Asia Trip

The veteran journalist took to Twitter and said that he is on a two-day self-isolation at his home.

Coronavirus Outbreak Pushes Bitcoin Price Down: Is It Really A Safe Haven?

Gold and other safe-haven assets usually appreciate as investors pull money out of riskier ones in favor of them during economic stresses, and some crypto observers think that BTC is making a case for its dependability in similar tough times. But that doesn't appear to be the case lately.

China is struggling to produce enough equipment to deal with the coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus Outbreak Fuels China Black Market For Supplies

Coronavirus outbreak fuels China black market for supplies

Pedestrians wearing face masks against the spread of the coronavirus spotted on a street in Tokyo

Dozens Allowed Off Japan Virus-hit Ship Have 'Symptoms': Minister

Dozens allowed off Japan virus-hit ship have 'symptoms': minister

Solvay said its bottom-line net profit fell in 2019

Belgium's Solvay To Cut 350 Jobs Worldwide

Belgium's Solvay to cut 350 jobs worldwide

Fighting... and hacking, the US alleges: China's People's Liberation Army

China Prepares For Conflict With Taiwan, US; Orders 1.4M Body Armor Units

The Global Times, China’s state-run daily tabloid newspaper, said on Saturday that the People’s Liberation Army is purchasing 1.4 million units of body armor.

Iran President Slams US For Spreading 'Fear' Over Virus

Iran president slams US for spreading 'fear' over virus

Diageo sees the coronavirus hitting its sales this year

Coronavirus To Cut Diageo Drink Sales By Up To ?325 Mn

Coronavirus to cut Diageo drink sales by up to ?325 mn

Hermes, which generates more than half of its sales in the Asia Pacific region, says its too early to assess the economic impact of the coronavirus

Hermes Bags Record Results In 2019

Hermes bags record results in 2019

US President Donald Trump, seen with First Lady Melania Trump as they prepared on February 23, 2020 to leave the White House on a two-day trip to India, has dismissed Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders as a radical leftist

Trump Defends Handling Of Coronavirus Outbreak Following Democrats Criticism During Debate

Trump tweeted that his administration was doing a great job of handling the coronavirus outbreak.

Hong Kong's exchange enjoyed a healthy 2019 despite the economy falling into recession, though the outlook for this year has been clouded by the coronavirus outbreak

Hong Kong Stock Exchange Enjoys Upbeat 2019 Despite Protests

Hong Kong stock exchange enjoys upbeat 2019 despite protests

Coronavirus Has Left Apple's iPhone Production In A 'Tough Spot,' Report Says

Apple has been struggling to continue its business in China due to the recent coronavirus outbreak in the Asian country. The virus has caused so many problems for the company and left it in a difficult situation, a report claims.

Workers are disinfecting buses and subway trains in Iran where more than a dozen people have died from the coronavirus outbreak. Duration: 00:43

Here's What You Can Do To Be Prepared For The Coronavirus Crisis

CDC warns Americans to channelize their worry about the potential coronavirus crisis into being prepared for it.

The emergence of the coronavirus has stoked fears across northern Italy

Coronavirus Update: Italy COVID-19 Death Toll Hits 11; Spain, Switzerland, Austria Confirm First Cases

Rome’s Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte told reporters, “We trust that we can quickly achieve a result of containment of the contagion from the coronavirus.”

A jump in the number of deaths and infections in South Korea and elsewhere outside China has fanned concerns the COVID-19 outbreak could last longer and hammer the global economy

Is Coronavirus COVID-19 The Real Disease X? WHO Says It's Possible

COVID-19 fits the World Health Organization's description for Disease X.

Pyongyang insists that it remains the only one of China's neighbours not to have had a single case of the new coronavirus

North Korea Imposes 'Extraordinary' Measures Against Virus

North Korea imposes 'extraordinary' measures against virus

The declines on Wall Street come as US companies raise concerns over the impact of the coronavirus, including less spending from tourists and supply chain problems

Coronavirus Update: Latest Death Toll At 2,762, South Korea Confirms 1,146 Cases

Wall Street investors hope for some relief Wednesday from the massive sell-offs Monday and Tuesday brought about by COVID-19 fears.

Alexandre Lacazette scored the only goal in the first leg in Greece

Five Ties To Watch In The Europa League

Five ties to watch in the Europa League

Can Lessons From COVID-19 Prevent Disease Outbreak From Mars Samples? Scientists Explain

In preparation for NASA’s Mars sample-return mission, scientists discussed the possibility of a disease outbreak on Earth caused by a pathogen from the Red Planet. Scientists noted that the lessons learned from the ongoing coronavirus outbreak could prevent this type of scenario from happening.