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Investors may have to wait some time to know when exactly this economic patient will finally be able to make it out of bed.

Lego has topped a list of the world's most reputable companies for the fourth year in a row, according to an annual survey, closely followed by Disney, with both firms appearing in the top 10 every year since 2011.

Starting a business is a risky endeavour for anyone. But when Rachel Lim set out to reinvent the retail industry, the stakes were especially high — her mom's life savings were riding on it.

Hundreds of angry Robinhood users took to Twitter and Reddit to blast the start-up after a technical outage kept users from trading Monday.

As neighboring Iceland gets more crowded, visitors are flocking to quieter, wilder Greenland. The world's largest island offers fjords, glaciers and unimaginable beauty, alongside whale watching and polar bear sightings — if you can stand the cold.

The coronavirus crisis is reshaping business mentalities in China's investing industry, and creating new opportunities.

Joe Biden, a prime target of President Donald Trump's ire, is expected to gain more endorsements, including from Sen. Amy Klobuchar.

Sanders is banking on young and Latino voters in Texas, the second biggest prize of Super Tuesday primary states, as Biden gains momentum.

NASA's satellite images illustrate the concentration of nitrogen dioxide gas over China, from the Lunar New Year to late February. The "dramatic drop-off" is due to the quarantines and business closures in China, experts say.

Facebook, Google and Adobe on Monday announced their decisions to cancel, alter and pull out of various upcoming conferences due to the spreading of the coronavirus.

A discussion of the latest market-moving news, including the coronavirus.

On Monday, Uber acknowledged for the first time that COVID-19 poses a material risk to the company's business.

CNBC's Jim Cramer said the best thing Jack Dorsey could do for shareholders is "retire as CEO of Twitter and focus on running Square full time — or vice versa."

"We think there are good tools and approaches at hand that will find success, but we should not be too overconfident that this can happen quickly," Sanofi Pasteur's Dr. John Shiver said.

As of Monday, more than 89,100 cases of coronavirus have been reported, resulting in at least 3,040 deaths.

"I think stocks soared today because Wall Street realized that the coronavirus might be the equivalent of a severe flu season," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

"Right now is a moment in time for us. It's an opportunity for hyper growth, so I'm looking very seriously to Asia," CEO Ethan Brown said in a "Mad Money" interview.

The Justice Department says pharmaceutical company Sandoz will pay a $195 million penalty to resolve criminal charges of conspiring to fix prices and rig bids for generic drugs.

The cloud conference drew in 30,000 attendees last year in San Francisco.

Silicon Valley firms like Silver Lake invested in Waymo's massive round.