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China's economy has been battered by the coronavirus outbreak

Virus Hammers China's February Economic Activity: Data

Virus hammers China's February economic activity: data

In Virus-hit China, Coat Maker Adapts To Make Hazmat Suits

Ugly Duck Industry in Wenzhou, eastern China, has switched production from winter coats to hazmat suits

In virus-hit China, coat maker adapts to make hazmat suits

Horton Says Bitter Feud With Sun Never Personal After Drug Ban

Australia's Mack Horton (L) has said his feud with Sun Yang was never personal, and only about keeping swimming a clean sport

Horton says bitter feud with Sun never personal after drug ban

A rebel tank patrols the streets of Saraqeb, reduced to a ghost town abandoned by its residents after weeks of fighting

Turkey-Russia Tensions Soar After Deadly Syria Strike

Turkey-Russia tensions soar after deadly Syria strike

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Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell says the US central bank is ready to intervene if needed to mitigate risks to the economy posed by the novel coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus Update: WHO Raises Risk Of Global COVID-19 Pandemic, Powell Says Fed Will Take Action

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the U.S. economic fundamentals remain strong amid fears coronavirus will impact corporate profits.

Friday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Mostly Fall As Traders Finish Week Of Historic Sell-Offs

U.S. stocks mostly dropped on Friday in the worst week for equities since October 2008.

WHO Raises Global Virus Risk To Maximum Level

WHO raises global virus risk to maximum level

A man wearing a surgical mask looks on as the peleton rode by on Thursday's stage five

Cyclists Await Test Results After Coronavirus Hits UAE Tour

Cyclists await test results after coronavirus hits UAE Tour

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

US Congress Passes Bill Funding 'Rip And Replace' For Huawei Gear

US Congress passes bill funding 'rip and replace' for Huawei gear

White House economics advisor Larry Kudlow appeals for calm

'Market Has Gone Too Far' On Virus News: Trump Economic Advisor

'Market has gone too far' on virus news: Trump economic advisor

A worker cleans a bus in the Iranian capital Tehran as part of efforts to prevent the spread of coronavirus

Iran Reports 8 New Coronavirus Deaths, Raising Toll To 34

Iran reports 8 new coronavirus deaths, raising toll to 34

Images of hospital where Nigeria coronavirus case is being treated

Coronavirus Update In Africa: Nigeria Confirms First Case, Kenya Bans Flights From China

Nigeria became the first sub-Saharan nation to confirm a case of coronavirus

The global spread of the coronavirus from China has already rocked global markets and could cut into both US income growth and spending

US Incomes Grow In January But Virus Could Change It All

US incomes grow in January but virus could change it all

Democrats want to hear from former national security adviser John Bolton, acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo (R)

Coronavirus Update: Is The Media Using COVID-19 To Bring Down Trump? Here's What Mulvaney Says

Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney tells CPAC the coverage of the coronavirus outbreak is just the media's latest attempt to hurt the president.

Did White House Prevent Disease Expert From Talking About The Coronavirus?

The Trump administration is focused on quelling market panic over the virus.

Sri Lanka's Port City is among several major infrastructure projects affected by the coronavirus outbreak, with many Chinese workers not having returned after the Lunar New Year holiday

Virus Slows China's Major Projects In Asia

Virus slows China's major projects in Asia

The Japanese government is facing criticism for its decision to shut schools nationwide to battle the coronavirus outbreak

British Passenger Of Virus-hit Japan Ship Dies

British passenger of virus-hit Japan ship dies

Traders at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on January 29, 2020; Government data show slowing economic growth in the US

Friday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Plunge As Coronavirus Outbreak Worsens, Oil At $45

U.S. stocks dropped on Friday in what is shaping up to be the worst week for equities since October 2008.

Roubini, Professor of Economics at New York University and Chairman of Roubini Global Economics speaks at the Global Financial Forum in New York

Coronavirus Update: Roubini, Other Economists, Warn Of Global Financial Catastrophe

A number of economists have issued dire warnings about how the virus’ ultimate impact

Manufacturers of hand sanitizing lotion are facing strong demand from companies, individuals and agencies such as the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Despite Virus Rout On Markets, Hygiene Firms Clean Up

Despite virus rout on markets, hygiene firms clean up

Leap Year 2020: Quick Facts On Why It Happens And How It Started

Quick answers on why we have Leap Year and where it originated from.

Hospitals in many African countries struggle with poor equipment and lack of trained staff

Vulnerable Continent: Africa And The Coronavirus

Vulnerable continent: Africa and the coronavirus

The new coronavirus has killed more than 2,700 people and infected nearly 79,000 in mainland China

'Plague Inc' Pandemic Simulator Removed From Chinese App Store

The popular pandemic simulation game “Plague Inc.” has been removed from Chinese app stores, but the reasons for its takedown remain unclear at the moment.

Coronavirus Outbreak: Why COVID-19 Is Reappearing In Discharged Patients?

Experts said the convalescing patients can fall ill with the virus again as they may not build adequate antibodies to aid their immunity to the virus.