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Only around 10 vaquita are believed to remain in their sole habitat off northwestern Mexico

US Expands Mexican Seafood Import Ban To Save Critically Endangered Vaquita

The move is expected to pressure Mexico to stop the use of destructive fishing practices that harm vaquita.

Coronavirus Update: Netflix, Apple Cancel SXSW 2020 Participation, Screenings Due To Health Concerns

Apple is one of many American businesses relying on China to supply parts and products, but manufacturers fear those supply chains could be disrupted by the coronavirus outbreak

Netflix is the latest to cancel its participation, including a panel for #BlackExcellence and five film screenings due to coronavirus outbreak.

Wuhan Doctor Recounts Fears And Hope At Virus Frontline

Ma Yonggang was called up in the middle of the night to help staff a makeshift hospital treating coronavirus patients

Wuhan doctor recounts fears and hope at virus frontline

Shipping containers from China and other Asian countries are unloaded at the Port of Los Angeles, as US central bankers fear that President Donald Trump's trade wars could drag down hiring and the broader economy with it

Los Angeles Port, Country's Biggest, Hit Hard By Coronavirus

Los Angeles port, country's biggest, hit hard by coronavirus

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While Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is enormously popular overseas, her Labour Party trails the opposition in opinion polls

Virus Looms As Election Issue For New Zealand's Ardern

Virus looms as election issue for New Zealand's Ardern

The US Justice Department signaled it plans to end the Paramount Consent Decrees, which bar major film studios from owning movie theaters

Global Film Industry Looking At Losses Worth $5 Billion Due To Coronavirus Outbreak

According to a recent report, the global film industry is facing losses worth billions due to the coronavirus outbreak as theaters in China and many other countries continue to remain shut.

A US lawmaker proposed legislation to ban the use of the social media app TikTok on government devices at a hearing discussing the security risks of the Chinese-owned video sharing service

US Lawmakers Told Of Security Risks From China-owned TikTok

US lawmakers told of security risks from China-owned TikTok

An image of the SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19

Coronavirus Lingers In Rooms And Toilets But Disinfectants Kill It

Coronavirus lingers in rooms and toilets but disinfectants kill it

Jair Bolsonaro, pictured here campaigning in 2018, had raised hopes of an economic take-off in Brazil but growth has been weak in his first year in office

Brazil Economy Slows In Bolsonaro's First Year

Brazil economy slows in Bolsonaro's first year

The new coronavirus has killed more than 800 people and infected tens of thousands across China

Coronavirus USA Update: US Death Toll Hits 11, New York Confirms 9 New Cases

COVID-19 has now infected persons in 14 U.S. states and is is quickly spreading in Washington, California and New York.

An airline staff member wears a mask while working at Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport in Santiago, Chile -- the new coronavirus has spread into Latin America and Africa

Italy Shuts Schools As Global Coronavirus Battle Intensifies

Italy shuts schools as global coronavirus battle intensifies

People wearing face masks take a rest at a park in Daegu, epicentre of the South Korean outbreak

Coronavirus Update: South Koreans Flock To Virus Tracking Apps Amid Outbreak

The South Korean government has also introduced an app to keep patients in quarantine.

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 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

IMF chief calls for all-out offensive to counteract epidemic

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

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

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.

Fonterra, a collective that buys milk and dairy products from New Zealand farmers then sells them on to foreign firms, is refocusing on its core business after a string of poorly performing offshore investments

Dairy Giant Fonterra Chairman To Retire

Dairy giant Fonterra chairman to retire

Shipping, manufacturing and even restaurants in the US are seeing the impact of the coronavirus outbreak

Fed Says Coronavirus Causing Disruptions, Widespread Concern

Fed says coronavirus causing disruptions, widespread concern

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden won the South Carolina primary, reviving his White House hopes

Wednesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Surge, Dow Jumps 1,173, On Joe Biden’s Super Tuesday Victories

U.S. stocks surged on Wednesday after Joe Biden did very well in Super Tuesday primaries

Italy Deploys Emergency Field Hospitals To Fight Virus

Italy deploys emergency field hospitals to fight virus

Some US telecom services will get funds to "rip and replace" Huawei equipment under legislation approved by lawmakers amid concerns of possible spying by the Chinese tech giant

5G Technology Fears Growing? US Senators Urge British Government To Reconsider Stance On Huawei

The U.K. decision to allow Huawei on to its 5G network angered President Trump.

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

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.