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China is planning to inject $7 trillion into its economy in the aftermath of the coronavirus. However, among the projects the plan is said to include are coal-fired power plants, which has sparked criticism among detractors

Streets, squares and highways were deserted in large parts of the world Saturday as curfews and lockdowns multiplied in the face of a rapidly advancing virus that is severely straining many health systems.

The Trump administration pointed to Chinese officials as being responsible for delaying information about the early days of the coronavirus outbreak.

Coronavirus cases could have been reduced by 95 percent had China responded to the outbreak just three weeks earlier.

Factories in China, struggling to reopen after the coronavirus shut down the economy, face a new threat from U.S. anti-disease controls.

The Chinese city of Wuhan reported no new homegrown infections.

Italy registered 2,978 deaths on Wednesday after another 475 people died.

The NYSE said it will temporarily close its trading floor and move to all-electronic trading beginning Monday

President Trump tweeted at Americans who are facing economic hardship caused by the pandemic that "the onslaught of the Chinese Virus is not your fault."

Wall Street rebounded on Tuesday following President Trump's promise of aid to get the U.S. economy through the coronavirus outbreak

Urban investment and retail sales also fell sharply

BERLIN — Spain prepared to declare a state of emergency on Saturday and Italy tightened its lockdown by closing down parks, while Denmark and Poland became the latest countries to shut their borders to most travelers in a bid to slow the spread of the new coronavirus.

Gains in equity futures contracts have been capped at 5 percent during overnight trading under rules imposed after the "flash crash" of 2010.

President Trump made a bold move in shutting our borders to the European Union for 30 days while former vice president Joe Biden attempts to argue this is a nationalistic move.

To adapt to mask shortages China has ramped up production, going from making 20 million a day to 100 million.

The outbreak of coronavirus was first detected in the bustling industrial city of Wuhan in China's central Hubei province.

The legislation also would guarantee free coronavirus testing for anyone who requires it, including uninsured people

The Dow’s drop of 1,464 points dragged it 20 percent below the record set last month and put the index in a bear market

We see a battle across Asia against coronavirus that is being won.

The province at the center of China's virus outbreak is allowing factories and some other businesses to reopen in a show of confidence that Beijing is gaining control over the disease.