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With the deadly virus spreading to new countries, investors are growing increasingly worried about the impact on the global economy

Mixed Day For Global Stocks As Coronavirus Continues To Spread

Mixed day for global stocks as coronavirus continues to spread

Microsoft Expects Financial Hit From Coronavirus Spread

Microsoft became the latest tech firm to warn of a financial hit from the global coronavirus epidemic

Microsoft expects financial hit from coronavirus spread

Wednesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Finish Mixed, Oil Under $50, As Market Can’t Hold Early Gains

U.S. stocks could not hold early gains an finished narrowly mixed as oil futures fell below $50.

A majority of US farmers and ranchers expect flat or lower profits and declining investment in 2020 despite much-touted new US trade agreements, according to a survey

US Farmers Cautious On Income, Investment: Survey

US farmers cautious on income, investment: survey

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A man wearing a protective facemask, as a preventative measure against the COVID-19 coronavirus, walks through a deserted shopping mall in Beijing

US Retailers Upbeat On 2020 Sales Despite Virus Uncertainty

US retailers upbeat on 2020 sales despite virus uncertainty

Shares of Coca-Cola rose as it reported higher sales, with especially good growth in Asia and Latin America

Coronavirus Update: How Coca-Cola Is Affected By The China Outbreak

Coca-Cola said it was seeking alternatives to the current sweetners used in its diet and zero sugar drinks.

People walk outside the Hospital Clinic in Barcelona on February 25, 2020 where a woman was hospitalised in a suspected case of coronavirus

Spain Seeks To Calm Nerves As Virus Cases Jump

Spain seeks to calm nerves as virus cases jump

Hong Kong's seven million permanent residents are to get a HK$10,000 cash handout from the government in a bid to boost spending

Hong Kong To Give Big Cash Handouts As Economy Reels From Virus

Hong Kong to give big cash handouts as economy reels from virus

Xinjiang's capital Urumqi is seen from a passenger plane in September 2019

Uighur Activists Say Coronavirus Measures Causing Hunger

Uighur activists say coronavirus measures causing hunger

Ferrari Restricts Unnecessary Travel In Response to Coronavirus

Ferrari has restricted unnecessary travel or access to its facilities in the wake of the coronavirus. The move came from the intensification of virus cases in Italy. There are 332 confirmed cases and 11 casualties from Italy.

US President Donald Trump has been criticized for his response to the crisis

Trump Defends Administration's Coronavirus Response

Trump defends administration's coronavirus response

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.

Australian Ben Simmons sparked the Philadelphia 76ers to an NBA pre-season victory over China's Guangzhou Lions on Tuesday from which two spectators supporting Hong Kong freedom were removed from the crowd

NBA Rumors: Sixers Should Consider Johnson, Stephenson To Fill Up Simmons Void

The Philadelphia 76ers may want to consider adding players via the 10-day contract route with Ben Simmons indefinitely out of action.

Wednesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Bounce From Two-Day Rout

U.S. stocks soared higher Wednesday as investors turned to bargain-hunting after the Dow's two-day plunge.

Much of China has ground to a halt in recent weeks as a result of coronavirus prevention efforts

Coronavirus Update: What Can Companies Do To Protect Supply Chains Collapse If COVID-19 Isn't Stopped?

Manufacturers had about a month's worth of components on hand in preparation for the Lunar New Year slowdown. They're about to run outt.

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

Japan Reports Two More Virus-linked Deaths, Urges Public Events Cancelled

Japan reports two more virus-linked deaths, urges public events cancelled

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

USFK Service Member Becomes First US Military To Be Infected With COVID-19

The 23-year-old patient is currently in self-quarantine at his off-base residence.

Toyota Invests $400M In Autonomous Driving Startup Pony.ai

Toyota invested $400 million to startup Pony.ai as it plans to use autonomous driving technology to its Lexus RX platform.

Traveller screening using temperature monitors and questionnaires is a key response measure to the emergency

Coronavirus Screening 'Missing More Than Half Of Cases': Study

Coronavirus screening 'missing more than half of cases': study

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

French carmarker PSA Peugeot Citroen notched up record profits in 2019

French Carmaker PSA Defies Sales Slowdown With Record Profits

French carmaker PSA defies sales slowdown with record profits

Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren, shown here passing out treats to protesting workers in Las Vegas, was under pressure to deliver a command performance in the Democratic debate on February 19, 2020

South Carolina Debate: Warren Destroys Bloomberg, Biden Slams Sanders' Gun Control Record

The melee among seven presidential nominee hopefuls at South Carolina on Tuesday evening wasn't what the Democratic Party had hoped for.

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.