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Oil prices are getting whacked as investors fear that the coronavirus outbreak will lead to steep demand reductions for crude.

The day after the massive April 15 inferno engulfed the masterpiece of Gothic architecture, French President Emmanuel Macron announced that Notre Dame would be rebuilt by 2024.

Facebook on Thursday announced its decision to cancel its annual F8 software developer conference due to concerns surrounding the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak.

Walmart has over the past 18 months been exploring making its own paid membership model that would include certain perks that Amazon cannot match, Vox reported Thursday.

International investors believe coronavirus is truly a global phenomenon, and the entire global stock market has been taken down.

"I think the market is getting ahead of itself because the market is dependent on Fed largess," Fisher said.

Many retail stocks, such as Macy's, Under Armour and Gap, are taking a beating on fears that consumer spending could slow.

Netflix, Facebook, Amazon, Peloton, Slack and Zoom are among a handful of companies that MKM Partners identified could rise despite the broader market sell-off.

The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note skidded to a new low Thursday as concerns over the impact of the coronavirus dogged financial markets around the globe.

The CDC confirmed late Wednesday the first possible community transmission of the coronavirus in the U.S., a troubling sign that the virus could be spreading undetected.

For many Americans, the cost of regularly taking and filling their medications is too much. So much so, 44% of respondents in a new online poll say that within the last year, they did not purchase at least one medically necessary prescription because of cost.

Best Buy factored supply chain disruption into its fiscal first-quarter and full-year guidance, but said it doesn't expect the outbreak to change consumer behavior.

Pelosi pushed back on Trump's suggestion that the stock plunge was at least in part the fault of Democratic presidential candidates.

The movement comes even though Fed officials continue to insist that it's too early to gauge the impact of coronavirus.

Elizabeth Warren is among the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates who have focused more on the coronavirus outbreak in recent days.

Joe Biden is surging in South Carolina, a state that's crucial to his bid, but even a decisive win may not be enough to regain his lost momentum.

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Starbucks has begun reopening cafes in China after temporarily closing many to stop the spread of the COVID-19 outbreak.

The remarks came after International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach told Japanese media that the IOC is "fully committed" to holding the Olympics on schedule. The games are scheduled to start July 24 and go through Aug. 9.

Wind power installations have picked up over the last ten years.