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Serena Williams is a seven-time champion in Melbourne

Mixed Day For US Tennis At Australian Open: After Serena Upset, 15-Year-Old Gauff Knocks Defending Champion Out

US tennis suffered a major upset Friday when their ace player Serena Williams was knocked out.

'This Time I'm Scared': Experts Fear Too Late For China Virus Lockdown

Experts say the quarantine appears designed to buy China time to put in place other measures

'This time I'm scared': experts fear too late for China virus lockdown

No Holiday Cheer For Remy Cointreau

Remy Cointreau sales slowed during the key holiday end-of-year period

No holiday cheer for Remy Cointreau

Can The Deadly Coronavirus Be Carried And Spread By Your Pets?

Ever since coronavirus hugged the news headlines this month, concerns about the deadly virus rose to a fever pitch. Many questions are being asked, including whether pets can get infected and become carriers of the virus. So can your pets carry and spread the deadly coronavirus?

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More than 570 people have been infected with the coronavirus across China

US Stocks Steady As WHO Says New China Virus Not Emergency

US stocks steady as WHO says new China virus not emergency

The Chinese government has classified the outbreak in the same category as SARS, meaning compulsory isolation for those diagnosed with the illness and the potential to implement quarantine measures on travel

China Locks Down Cities To Curb Virus, But WHO Says No Global Emergency

China locks down cities to curb virus, but WHO says no global emergency

German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned that Britain would be an economic 'competitor at our door'

Thursday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Mixed, Up From Lows, As WHO Calms China Virus Fears

U.S. stocks finished mixed on Thursday after WHO assured that the virus outbreak in China is not a global emergency

Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou at her extradition hearing in Vancouver

Canada Court Adjourns Huawei Exec's Extradition Battle

Canada court adjourns Huawei exec's extradition battle

Myanmar's civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi travelled to The Hague in December to personally defend her Buddhist-majority country against the allegations over the bloody 2017 crackdown against the Rohingya

UN Court Orders Myanmar To Prevent Rohingya Genocide

UN court orders Myanmar to prevent Rohingya genocide

The social media video sharing app TikTok is opening a new office in California to help boost its ambitions in the United States, where it faces skepticism about its ties to China

TikTok Inks Music Deal As It Sets Up Shop In California

TikTok inks music deal as it sets up shop in California

Dubai International Airport is one of the world's biggest aviation hubs

Gulf Screens Passengers From China Amid Virus Outbreak

Gulf screens passengers from China amid virus outbreak

Ren Zhengfei, CEO of Chinese telecoms giant Huawei, attended Davos, unfazed by the firm being banned from the United States over a perceived risk of Chinese espionage

In Davos, The Spectre Of A Tech Cold War

In Davos, the spectre of a tech cold war

The European Central Bank is expected to mull its definition of price stability, with potential consequences for its future monetary policies

ECB's Lagarde Sees Ebbing Risks To Eurozone, Vows Climate Action

ECB's Lagarde sees ebbing risks to eurozone, vows climate action

Putin was speaking in Jerusalem at an event marking 75 years since the liberation of the Nazi death camp of Auschwitz

Putin Calls For Summit Of Key UN Security Council Members

Putin calls for summit of key UN Security Council members

The central Chinese city of Wuhan has been placed on effective lockdown in a bid to control the spread of a SARS-like disease

China Locks Down Cities, Shuts Transportation, To Prevent Spread Of Deadly Virus

Chinese authorities have largely quarantined Wuhan, a city of 11 million people, to stop spread of a virus.

At Shanghai's Hongqiao Railway Station some travellers wear face masks as they wait to board their trains

Chinese Stock Markets Plunge As Deadly Virus Spreads, Authorities Order Lockdowns

Chinese stock markets endured one of the worst trading days in its history.

More Hong Kong residents are wearing face masks as Chinese authorities rush to contain the Wuhan virus outbreak. So far two people in the international financial hub have tested positive for the new coronavirus -- which is similar to the SARS pathogen.

Thursday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Drop As Coronavirus Spreads In China, Asian Markets Plunge

U.S. stocks traded lower on Thursday after China placed three cities on lockdown to prevent spread of virus

'End Of The World': Wuhan Residents React To Quarantine

'End of the world': Wuhan residents react to quarantine

Hong Kong is on high alert for the Wuhan virus

Hong Kong Holiday Camps Become Quarantine Zones As Virus Fears Spike

Hong Kong holiday camps become quarantine zones as virus fears spike

Bitcoin Price Indicator Hints At 83% Drop: What Is The Death Cross?

The death cross is when a short-term moving average crosses below a longer-term moving average. The common parameters are a 50-day MA for the short term and 100-day or 200-day MA for the longer term.

Siemens Counts On Trump's Support In Syria, Iraq Reconstruction Projects

Siemens CEO Joe Kaeser is betting on the support of President Donald Trump in reconstruction projects of Iraq and Syria, despite simmering transatlantic trade hostilities.

Chinese scientists said last week they believe the pathogen is a previously unknown type of coronavirus

Warning On The Deadly Coronavirus Issued By Public Health England

Coronavirus is rapidly spreading, and the World Health Organization is considering sounding a global alarm to warn everyone of the disease. This has gotten many government agencies alarmed, prompting PHE to issue a warning.

Volvo said higher emissions in cold temperatures "do not mean an illegal defeat device" is built into a car

German NGO Accuses Volvo Of Diesel Emissions Cheating

German NGO accuses Volvo of diesel emissions cheating

In November Hong Kong's pro-democracy camp pulled off a landslide win with a record turnout in district-level elections

Hong Kong's Carrie Lam Admits Extradition Bill Was A 'Political Failure', Will Not Resign

"[It failed] partly because of the nature of the matter and partly because of the very obsolete PR machinery of the [Hong Kong] government, especially facing a world-class propaganda that challenged us,” she said.