Virus could weigh on toy shopping
A spreading new virus is threatening to delay product launches and may result in some shortages of seasonal toys starting in May.
A spreading new virus is threatening to delay product launches and may result in some shortages of seasonal toys starting in May.
Yeshiva University student tests positive for coronavirus
A student at Yeshiva University who is the son of a coronavirus patient has tested positive for coronavirus, according to university officials.
A student at Yeshiva University who is the son of a coronavirus patient has tested positive for coronavirus, according to university officials.
Louvre Museum bans cash over virus fears
The Louvre museum in Paris is temporarily no longer accepting cash as part of new measures that helped persuade employees worried about catching the coronavirus to return to work Wednesday.
The Louvre museum in Paris is temporarily no longer accepting cash as part of new measures that helped persuade employees worried about catching the coronavirus to return to work Wednesday.
Report: Amazon employee in Seattle tests positive for coronavirus
An Amazon employee in Seattle reportedly tested positive for COVID-19 after becoming symptomatic last month.
An Amazon employee in Seattle reportedly tested positive for COVID-19 after becoming symptomatic last month.
Does travel insurance cover coronavirus-related cancellation? It depends
If you're afraid to take your flight because of the coronavirus, you may not have much financial recourse.
If you're afraid to take your flight because of the coronavirus, you may not have much financial recourse.
MTA deep cleaning mass transit system to fight coronavirus
This might be the first time 'spick and span' has ever been used to describe the New York City subway system, but that's the MTA's plan of action amid growing concerns over the novel coronavirus.
This might be the first time 'spick and span' has ever been used to describe the New York City subway system, but that's the MTA's plan of action amid growing concerns over the novel coronavirus.
Westchester synagogue closed; congregants self-quarantined
An attorney from Westchester County is hospitalized in Manhattan and being treated for COVID-19.
An attorney from Westchester County is hospitalized in Manhattan and being treated for COVID-19.
Italy eyes plan to close all schools for 2 weeks
Italian media say the Italian government has ordered schools nationwide to close for the next two weeks to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
Italian media say the Italian government has ordered schools nationwide to close for the next two weeks to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
San Antonio: CDC planned to drop cruise passengers at mall
The city filed a lawsuit Monday to halt the plan after a woman was mistakenly released from quarantine at a health care facility over the weekend despite testing positive.
The city filed a lawsuit Monday to halt the plan after a woman was mistakenly released from quarantine at a health care facility over the weekend despite testing positive.
Second confirmed case of coronavirus in New York
The 50-year-old man and attorney from New Rochelle in Westchester County commuted to work in Manhattan while infected.
The 50-year-old man and attorney from New Rochelle in Westchester County commuted to work in Manhattan while infected.
Tampa coronavirus patient says CDC did not take her health concerns seriously
Two friends have tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus in Hillsborough County. Now, in her first public comments, one of them insists she tried to warn authorities that she was sick as they flew back to the United States from Italy.
Two friends have tested positive for the COVID-19 coronavirus in Hillsborough County. Now, in her first public comments, one of them insists she tried to warn authorities that she was sick as they flew back to the United States from Italy.
Korean Air suspends dozens of flights to US cities and other countries amid coronavirus outbreak
Korean Air, South Korea’s largest airline, announced on Tuesday a mass suspension of flights.
Korean Air, South Korea’s largest airline, announced on Tuesday a mass suspension of flights.
Super Tuesday: Amid coronavirus fears, some states report no-show poll workers
Officials in Texas and California reported last-minute no-show workers at the polls as the number of cases of COVID-19 increased in the U.S.
Officials in Texas and California reported last-minute no-show workers at the polls as the number of cases of COVID-19 increased in the U.S.
Cleaning tips to keep your workspace safe amid coronavirus worries
Stopping the spread of bacteria or virus isn't just about cleaning your chairs, desks and keyboards, the biggest offender is something you sleep next to and rarely let go of. Your phone.
Stopping the spread of bacteria or virus isn't just about cleaning your chairs, desks and keyboards, the biggest offender is something you sleep next to and rarely let go of. Your phone.
Should you cancel your trip? CDC urges travelers to avoid several countries impacted by coronavirus
The U.S. CDC has issued a warning on its Instagram page urging international travelers to avoid countries impacted with the coronavirus.
The U.S. CDC has issued a warning on its Instagram page urging international travelers to avoid countries impacted with the coronavirus.
Looking for hand sanitizer? Good luck finding it
Sales of hand sanitizers in the U.S. were up 73% in the four weeks ending Feb. 22 compared to the same period a year ago.
Sales of hand sanitizers in the U.S. were up 73% in the four weeks ending Feb. 22 compared to the same period a year ago.
Questions mount in US about overdue testing for coronavirus
Testing has become a huge concern for the state of Washington, where the virus has been spreading and at least nine people have died.
Testing has become a huge concern for the state of Washington, where the virus has been spreading and at least nine people have died.
Rate cut fails to calm market; Dow sinks 2.9%
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 785 points, or 2.9%. It had surged 5% a day earlier on hopes for a broader set of stimulus measures.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 785 points, or 2.9%. It had surged 5% a day earlier on hopes for a broader set of stimulus measures.