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Medical personnel take samples at a "drive-thru" coronavirus testing lab set up by local community centre in West Palm Beach, north of Miami

Coronavirus USA Update: US Death Toll Hits 106; 6,423 Cases In All 50 States

The U.S. has hit a new high in single-day COVID-19 infections -- more than 2,000 on Tuesday alone.

Bank Of Japan Unveils Emergency Measures Over Virus

Markets reacted wildly to news of the Bank of Japan's measures

Bank of Japan unveils emergency measures over virus

Coronavirus Predicted To Trigger European Recession. What's The EU Going To Do About It?

European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen has promised to help Italy in the fight against coronavirus

“We all know that the virus is not only dangerous for our health, but it is also hitting our economies" -- EC President Ursula von der Leyen

Coronavirus vs Flu: 20,000 People Died From Influenza This Season In US

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recommended for early flu vaccination to reduce the risk of contraction.

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Droughts have hurt South Africa's water supplies

South Africa Slips Into 2nd Recession In Two Years

South Africa slips into 2nd recession in two years

South Africa Slips Into Recession

South Africa slips into recession

US Fed Chair Jerome Powell says the central bank is ready to act to shore up the economy, but will it help?

Fed Vs Coronavirus: What Can The US Central Bank Do?

Fed vs coronavirus: What can the US central bank do?

Tourists wearing protective masks visit the Colosseum in Rome as the coronavirus looks set to push the badly hit economy into recession

Italy Faces Recession As Coronavirus Hits Economy

Italy faces recession as coronavirus hits economy

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

Hong Kong's exchange enjoyed a healthy 2019 despite the economy falling into recession, though the outlook for this year has been clouded by the coronavirus outbreak

Hong Kong Stock Exchange Enjoys Upbeat 2019 Despite Protests

Hong Kong stock exchange enjoys upbeat 2019 despite protests

A man walks past a sign of the World Economic Forum (WEF) at the Congress Centre in Davos, eastern Switzerland

Is The Global Economy In Trouble? These Countries Could Be On The Brink Of Recession

The coronavirus will likely exacerbate the economic troubles that countries around the world already face.

A woman recieves the government's food card which allows her to buy food at controlled prices, in Lomas de Zamora, Buenos Aires province in January 2020

Argentina's Economy Shrank 2.1% In 2019: Official

Argentina's economy shrank 2.1% in 2019: official

US Economy: Will There Be A Recession In 2020 Or 2021? Experts Offer Insight On Jobs, Growth

An economic recession could hurt President Trump's reelection chances.

A worker assembles a camping trailer at the Riverside RV factory in Indiana -- experts consider recreational vehicles to be bellwethers of the American economy

Friday's Stock Market Open: U.S. Equities Fall Despite Strong Jobs Report

U.S. stocks traded lower on Friday despite a strong January jobs report

Critics argue that the gig economy's flexibility is an illusion

Report Highlights Perils Of The Digital Gig Economy

Report highlights perils of the digital gig economy

Migrant labourer Munna Singh (C), 45, waits for work at a junction in Mumbai on January 24, 2020

Economic Burnout: India's Struggling Workforce

Economic burnout: India's struggling workforce

Real Estate News: How Much Did Home Sales Rise In December? Affordability Still A Major Issue

The U.S. still faces an affordable housing crisis.

Protesters rallied outside Johannesburg Stock Exchange

South Africa Begins New Year Reeling From More Huge Job Cuts

South African companies have already announced thousands of job cuts this year

Some 285 million people worldwide are considered underemployed, meaning they either work less than they want to, have given up searching for work or otherwise lack access to the labour market

Nearly Half Billion People Lack Decent Jobs: UN

Nearly half billion people lack decent jobs: UN

Election 2020: This Chart Shows Why Trump Should Win Reelection, Analysts Say

Hosts and guests at Fox Nation's Deep Dive go on the stump for Trump and say he deserves reelection based on record low unemployment

The increase in Canadian employment was mainly led by Ontario and Quebec, due to more people working in construction, public administration and the service sector

Canada Unemployment Falls To 5.6% In December

Canada unemployment falls to 5.6% in December

Friday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Slightly Higher Despite Disappointing December Jobs Data, Slow Wage Growth

US stocks traded mixed on Friday as the economy only added 145,000 jobs in December

US Economy: Unemployment Benefits Claims Drop Despite Volatile Holiday Season For Labor Market

Unemployment claims also reached a near 50-year low in November.

Poorest Part Of UK, Northern Ireland, Suffering Many Wounds As Britain Votes In Election

Remote Northern Ireland remains poor and struggling.

The losses were reported across Quebec, Alberta and British Columbia, mostly in manufacturing, natural resources and public administration

Canada Sheds 71,000 Jobs In November

Canada sheds 71,000 jobs in November

General Motors workers returned to the job after a six-week strike, boosting US employment in November

Friday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Higher On Stronger-Than-Expected Jobs Report

U.S. stocks are trading higher following a robust jobs report for November and some other positive economic data.

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