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Bank of America

Bank Of America Profits Tumble As It Sets Aside Funds For Bad Loans

Bank of America profits tumble as it sets aside funds for bad loans

The IEA said measures taken to bolster the global economy and to reduce oil supply should allow a "gradual" recovery in the second half of the year

IEA Predicts 'Worst Year In The History' Of Oil Sector

IEA predicts 'worst year in the history' of oil sector

Italian doctors question whether coronavirus testing really is the key to halting the outbreak

Italians Question Merits Of Virus Testing

Italians question merits of virus testing

Pyongyang residents pay their respects at the giant bronze statues of Kim Il Sung and his son and successor Kim Jong Il

Low-key Celebrations For North Korea's Founder In Face Of Virus

Low-key celebrations for North Korea's founder in face of virus

Chart showing South Korea's outgoing parliament as the nation heads to the polls on Wednesday.

South Koreans Back Moon In Pandemic Poll

South Koreans back Moon in pandemic poll

Mideast Debt, Unemployment To Spike In Virus Recession: IMF

Mideast debt, unemployment to spike in virus recession: IMF

Consumers are seeing some benefit from the crash in crude oil prices as prices for petrol fall at the pump

Oil Price Strikes 2002 Low, As Demand Set To Crash

Oil price strikes 2002 low, as demand set to crash

In recent weeks Taiwan has donated millions of face masks and other medical supplies overseas

Taiwan Virus Aid Sparks Calls To Rename China Airlines

Taiwan virus aid sparks calls to rename China Airlines

The coronavirus has slammed the brakes on life around the world as people are forced to stay indoors

Apple Data Show Dramatic Impact Of Virus On Movement

Apple data show dramatic impact of virus on movement

Officials in Japan's second biggest city have appealed for donations of raincoats for health workers to use as emergency personal protective gear when dealing with coronavirus patients

Japan City Seeks Raincoats As Emergency Protection For Virus Staff

Japan city seeks raincoats as emergency protection for virus staff

A woman sunbathes behind a Spanish flag on her balcony in Madrid during the national lockdown

Trump Freezes WHO Funds As World Weighs Easing Lockdown

Trump freezes WHO funds as world weighs easing lockdown

The IEA said measures taken to bolster the global economy and to reduce oil supply should allow a "gradual" recovery in the second half of the year

IEA Sees Record 2020 Oil Demand Fall Due To Coronavirus

IEA sees record 2020 oil demand fall due to coronavirus

The man reportedly told magistrates that he first flouted the law to get food but hours later broke quarantine again because he missed his girlfriend

Lovelorn Aussie Is First Jailed For Breaking Virus Quarantine

Lovelorn Aussie is first jailed for breaking virus quarantine

A Japan firm is offering temporary apartment rentals to stressed spouses under lockdown hoping to avoid 'coronavirus divorce'

Japan Firm Offers Spouses Apartments To Avoid 'Coronavirus Divorce'

Japan firm offers spouses apartments to avoid 'coronavirus divorce'

Number of hospital beds and doctors per 10,000 inhabitants in African countries and comparison with other regions of the world

Debt Moratorium 'Essential' To Help Africa Fight Coronavirus: Macron

Debt moratorium 'essential' to help Africa fight coronavirus: Macron

Because of a nationwide coronavirus lockdown, the number of funerals in the mystical Indian city of Varanasi has dropped dramatically

Sleep At Last For Varanasi's Keepers Of Cremation Fires

Sleep at last for Varanasi's keepers of cremation fires

Al Hilal of Saudi Arabia won the AFC Champions League last year

Asian Football Tournaments To Go Ahead This Year, Official Says

Asian football tournaments to go ahead this year, official says

California has extended the stay-at-home order to May 15 amid the coronavirus pandemic

In California, Early Coronavirus Action 'Makes A Difference'

In California, early coronavirus action 'makes a difference'

Rio de Janeiro's Governor Wilson Witzel, pictured in September 2019, has tested positive for coronavirus

Two Brazil Governors Test Positive For Coronavirus

Two Brazil governors test positive for coronavirus

New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern will take a 20 percent pay cut in an act of solidarity with people struggling financially during the COVID-19 pandemic

New Zealand PM Takes Pay Cut As Virus Hits Economy

New Zealand PM takes pay cut as virus hits economy

A judo hall in Yokohama has been repurposed as a shelter for homeless people whose usual net cafe refuges have been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic

Japan's Homeless 'Net Cafe Refugees' Seek Shelter Amid Virus Woe

Japan's homeless 'net cafe refugees' seek shelter amid virus woe

The police raid sparked a storm of protest, with News Corp, Australia's largest news media company, warning of 'a dangerous act of intimidation'

Australian Court Says Raid At Centre Of Press Freedom Row 'Unlawful'

Australian court says raid at centre of press freedom row 'unlawful'

China's economy tanked in the first three months of the year

Chinese Economy Contracts For First Time In Decades: AFP Survey

Chinese economy contracts for first time in decades: AFP survey

Coffins are seen stacked high on a pick-up truck and trailer as it passes a hospital in Guayaquil, Ecuador

Virus Hit 'Like A Bomb' As Toll Rises In Ecuador's Business Capital

Virus hit 'like a bomb' as toll rises in Ecuador's business capital

President Peter Mutharika (shown being sworn in May 28, 2019 by Chief Justice Andrew Nyirenda, L) is appealing after the Constitutional Court annulled the election and ordered a re-run, citing 'grave' and 'widespread' irregularities

Malawi Court To Hear President's Appeal Against Vote Re-run

Malawi court to hear president's appeal against vote re-run

Six-year-old Hong Kong student Yoyo wears a facemask during a piano lesson in the back of a truck with teacher Evan Kam

Piano Van: Hong Kong Music Lessons Go Mobile To Beat Virus

Piano van: Hong Kong music lessons go mobile to beat virus

Apple may be preparing to unveil a new iPhone, but without the fanfare of its usual product launches due to the coronavirus lockdowns

New IPhone May Be Coming As Locked-down Consumers Seek Bargains

New iPhone may be coming as locked-down consumers seek bargains

Numerous governments are studying digital 'contact tracing' by smartphone -- alerting people who have been in proximity with an enfected person -- as a way to contain the COVID-19 pandemic without sacrificing privacy

Virus 'Tracing' By Smartphone: A Key To Reopening Society?

Virus 'tracing' by smartphone: a key to reopening society?

Tom Banning, who helped organize delivery of some 525,000 masks across Texas, is pictured in Austin on April 9

A Long Texas Road Trip For 525,000 Masks

A long Texas road trip for 525,000 masks

Healthcare workers have also faced the lose of colleagues to the virus they are battling

Struggle, Fear And Heartbreak For Medical Staff On Virus Frontline

Struggle, fear and heartbreak for medical staff on virus frontline

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