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Knife-wielding robbers in Hong Kong stole 50 packs of toilet paper rolls from a supermarket delivery man, police said.

Changes could mean chip factories outside the U.S. must get licenses to use U.S. equipment to make chips for Huawei.

Growth of global trade in goods is likely to remain weak in early 2020, the World Trade Organization said Monday.

Automakers are reopening factories in China that were idled by anti-virus controls as they try to reverse a sales slump in their biggest market.

Australia, Canada, Hong Kong and Italy were planning similar flights for their citizens

Public health restrictions have made it harder to workers to return to their jobs

The death toll is 1,770 with 71,000 infected globally

"China was lying from the beginning," Sen. Tom Cotton told FOX Business' Maria Bartiromo.

China's political leaders still retain power over the country's economic system.

About 380 Americans are on the cruise ship.

"We're moving at Trump time here," White House trade adviser Peter Navarro told FOX Business' Lou Dobbs in reference to the administration's efforts to get a coronavirus vaccine tested, approved and produced.

The number of new deaths rose slightly to 143, bringing the total fatalities in mainland China to 1,523.

Fiat Chrysler said Friday it is temporarily shutting down its plant in Serbia due to supplier issues linked to the new virus outbreak in China.

A strong US economy could pump up oil demand this year, depsite the coronavirus.

There are hundreds of “Chinese restaurants that need your business!” the office tweeted.

Digital forensic experts say there is not enough evidence to definitively say Huawei smartphones are not secure, but U.S. officials warn that the Chinese tech giant's cell network infrastructure allows China access to massive amounts of user data.

Stocks paused Thursday after a spike in the number of new coronavirus cases

There are now 63,851 confirmed cases in mainland China

The department said Wednesday it is reviewing whether the Ivy League schools potentially failed to report hundreds of millions of dollars in contracts and donations from countries including Saudi Arabia, Iran, Qatar and China.

The global travel industry is expected to take a hit as a result of the coronavirus.