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A trader wearing a face mask to protect against the coronavirus follows the market at Kuwait's stock exchange

Saudi Stocks Lead Gulf Bourses Down After Oil Slump

Saudi stocks lead Gulf bourses down after oil slump

Singapore Police Probe Oil Trading Giant

Court filings showed Hin Leong Trading, which owes nearly four billion dollars, had concealed about $800 million in losses over the years

Singapore police probe oil trading giant

Coronavirus Crisis To Speed Up Cannabis Product Legalization, According To US CEOs

Cannabis CEOs in the US say that they have been deemed essential amid the coronavirus crisis, and this can help speed up the legalization of their products, according to reports.

Infographic: Film Industry Braces For Worst Year Since 1997

Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter expects domestic box office earnings to reach around $6.7 billion this year, down from more than $11 billion in each of the past five years.

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Indians dry their clothes after taking a holy dip in the River Ganges at Rishikesh, where about 700 foreign tourists remain as India's virus lockdown continues

Six Tourists, Including US National, Found Living In Cave Amid Lockdown In India, Rescued

They were reportedly rationing their money to buy food and other necessities amid coronavirus lockdown.

Amphibious Assault Ship USS America Steaming Into South China Sea Amid Fresh Provocation By China

Reports said the amphibious assault ship was carrying a combat element of at least five Marine F-35B Lightning II fighters as well as MV-22Bs tiltrotors and CH-53 helicopters.

More than 300 Amazon warehouse employees plan to strike because of "unsafe conditions at facilities" amid the coronavirus pandemic

Amazon Workers To Strike Over 'Unsafe' Conditions Amid Virus

Amazon workers to strike over 'unsafe' conditions amid virus

Hezbollah power-broker Muhammad Kawtharani is thought to have inherited some of the role held by Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps head Qasem Soleimani (pictured on a billboard in Tehran) who was killed in a US drone strike in January

US Zeroes In On Shadowy Lebanese Playmaker In Iraq

US zeroes in on shadowy Lebanese playmaker in Iraq

US President Donald Trump speaks during a Coronavirus Task Force press briefing at the White House in Washington, DC

Trump To Temporarily Suspend Immigration Into US Amid Pandemic, Cites 'Invisible Enemy'

President Trump announced his intention to suspend immigration in a tweet late Monday.

Josh Brolin 'Apologizes' For Breaking Quarantine Rules And Visiting Parents

Josh Brolin has issued an apology for breaking the strict guidelines issued by the U.S. government amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Kim Jong Un's health is frequently the subject of speculation, but little concrete is known about the secretive leader

Seoul Plays Down Report Over N. Korean Leader's Health

Seoul plays down report over N. Korean leader's health

US airlines have been hard hit by the drop in travel due to the new coronavirus pandemic

US Treasury Sends First Airline Aid Payments

US Treasury sends first airline aid payments

Of the nearly 700 employees at Alibaba, Iran's online travel booking service, 42 percent are women

Women In Virus-hit Iran Tech Sector Fight To Keep Hard-won Jobs

Women in virus-hit Iran tech sector fight to keep hard-won jobs

New York hospital workers paid tribute to colleagues who have died from the coronavirus since the beginning of the epidemic that has ravaged the city

Coronavirus US Deaths Top 42,000; Trump Says Death Toll To Be Sharply Lower Than Estimates

New projections show the coronavirus will claim 50,000 to 60,000 lives in the U.S., much lower than the 100,000 figure estimated earlier.

coronavirus update, doctors see more cases of failing kidneys where patients need dialysis

Coronavirus Update: Doctors See Unexpected Rise In Patients With Failing Kidneys

It seems that ventilators are not the only devices that are in short supply right now in intensive care units. Reports say that doctors have also been facing an unexpected increase in patients who have failing kidneys.

Morn Chear works with an arts collective based in Siem Reap, where he specialises in Linocut block printing -- a technique rarely used in Cambodia

Cambodian Double Amputee Artist Fights Stigma Through Art

Cambodian double amputee artist fights stigma through art

Oil Prices Tank, As Americans Protest Virus Stay-at-home Orders

Oil prices tank, as Americans protest virus stay-at-home orders

The demonstrators remain on the margins in a country where polls show a majority support stay-at-home measures

US Anti-confinement Protesters Demand Economic Freedom

US anti-confinement protesters demand economic freedom

Upscale burger chain Shake Shack returned a $10 million federal small business loan, raising fresh questions about the management of the emergency lending program as Congress stands poised to add funding

US Loan Program Under Fire As Shake Shack Returns SBA Money

US loan program under fire as Shake Shack returns SBA money

US captain Steve Stricker (L) and Europe skipper Padraig Harrington (R) could battle for the Ryder Cup before empty galleries

PGA Says Ryder Cup Without Fans Under Consideration

PGA says Ryder Cup without fans under consideration

With billions of people in lockdown, global cities have become ghost towns, though some governments are considering a slow easing of restrictions as infection and death rates ease

Devastating Oil Glut Sends Prices Into Negative, Wall Street Down

Devastating oil glut sends prices into negative, Wall Street down

Coronavirus US Response: Republican Senator Says Millions In Small Business Aid 'Wasted' On Large Companies

“I am concerned that many businesses with thousands of employees have found loopholes to qualify for these loans meant for small businesses," Sen. Rick Scott said in a statement.