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The U.S. government on Friday said it would increase tariffs on aircraft imported from the European Union to 15% from 10%.

Tyler and Rachel Torres, a newlywed couple from Texas, said they have a date night on the quarantined Diamond Princess as they await the chance to disembark the ship.

After its energy business dipped in 2019, Tesla is under pressure to ramp up hiring and production at its solar panel factory in Buffalo, New York.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday warned of Chinese telecom giant Huawei's "insidious aggression" and called on other nations to work with the U.S. as the globe races to develop 5G networks.

It appears infections among medical workers peaked in mid-January and have "rapidly" decreased since, according to the World Health Organization.

Google is restructuring its cloud business, eliminating an unknown number of roles.

As of Friday, the COVID-19 coronavirus has infected more than 64,000 people in over two dozen countries, killing at least 1,380.

While most management teams that have warned of a drag said they don't expect full-year weakness, many see a hit in the first quarter.

Tesla said it will sell 2.65 million shares at that price, which is a 4.6% discount to its Thursday close.

The total number of reported coronavirus cases continued to grow, with about 1,400 people dead and some 64,000 people sickened, mostly in China.

UEFA has banned Manchester City from the Champions League for two seasons for "serious breaches" of financial regulations.

The online dating industry is projected to be worth $9 billion by 2025 and according to eHarmony, most people will find a partner via an app or website by 2035. Tinder is one of the most popular swiping apps with more than 5 million subscribers and it's launched a whole new language of love. CNBC's Lucy Handley reports.

AstraZeneca CEO Pascal Soriot told CNBC he could not say the coronavirus epidemic was totally controlled yet.

The next two weeks will be crucial in determining the economic impact of the coronavirus, says International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva.

Automakers working to restart manufacturing in China amid the coronavirus outbreak are trying to prevent operations elsewhere from being affected by supply shortages.

Barr, who had been criticized over the DOJ's reversal of a tough sentencing recommendation for Trump friend Roger Stone, made a stunning rebuke to his boss.

Rep. Eliot Engel, D-N.Y., said the Trump "administration falsely claims Congress had already authorized the strike" against Iran's general Qasem Soleimani "under the 2002 Iraq war resolution."

Wang is slated to give a keynote speech at the annual Munich Security Conference, which begins Friday and runs through Sunday.

"You're not used to hearing these hard-bitten executives say, 'I'm personally, personally worried,'" CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

U.S. prosecutors brought fresh charges against Huawei, accusing the company of stealing trade secrets from American firms and violating sanctions on Iran and North Korea.