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"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer gave a preview of what he'll be keeping his eye on next week as the coronavirus fight heats up and the oil price war drags on.

New York City accounts for roughly a third of all the coronavirus cases in the nation with 5,151 confirmed infections as of Friday, Mayor Bill de Blasio said.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered nonessential businesses to keep 100% of their workforce at home and put in place stringent new restrictions.

Macy's said Friday that it has accessed its $1.5 billion revolving credit facility, in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak. The department store chain said it did so as a "proactive measure."

"So far the local and state officials we've been working with have been very supportive of making sure that the food supply chain, and critical things around the supply chain, maintain," Freshly CEO Michael Wystrach said.

At Mount Sinai Health System's Morningside hospital in New York City, the number of coronavirus patients at the 500-bed facility doubled in two days this week.

As the coronavirus spreads across the globe, researchers predict shuttered auto plants in Europe, North America and Latin America could reduce production of over 1.4 million vehicles.

Delta's CEO issued another grim warning about the collapse in demand and the urgent need for government aid as coronavirus destroys travel demand.

Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D., purchased stock in a fund invested in health sciences companies five days after attending a briefing on coronavirus.

On Thursday, the number of people who have died from COVID-19 in Italy surpassed that of China.

"Hopefully when people realize they have a lot of diapers they'll slow down their purchases," International Paper CEO Mark Sutton told CNBC.

Walmart, Target, Walgreens and CVS committed to hosting drive-through test sites, but only CVS has opened one so far.

United Airlines is warning about possible job cuts if the government doesn't quickly provide aid to combat coronavirus.

New York Stock Exchange CEO Jeffrey Sprecher and his wife, Sen. Kelly Loeffler, sold millions of dollars of stock after she got a private briefing with other lawmakers about the coronavirus outbreak.

The federal government will allow firms to begin manufacturing their own hand sanitizer with limited guidance as the spreading coronavirus dwindles supply across the country.

SpaceX got a key government license for its Starlink satellite internet network, federal filings reveal.

The consequences of still having to pay rent on a location that is not in business could deal a huge blow to some retailers that are already strained for cash.

U.K. Finance Minister Rishi Sunak announced the government would pay 80% of wages for employees who are unable to work — up to 2,500 pounds a month.

Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading on Friday.

The retailer is paying bonuses of $250 to $1,500 to 20,000 hourly employees who oversee store departments.