Dutch PM tells citizens to relax, saying there's enough toilet paper for 10 years
The prime minister in the Netherlands has offered reassurances amid the global coronavirus outbreak: telling citizens on Thursday there is no shortage of toilet paper.
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Oil up after three-day plunge but coronavirus curbs gains
Oil prices rose nearly 3% on Thursday after a three-day selloff sparked by the spread of the coronavirus and a market share battle between Saudi Arabia...
Hedge fund billionaire Dalio says corporate losses in U.S. from coronavirus to top $4 trillion: CNBC
Ray Dalio, founder of hedge fund Bridgewater Associates LP, said on Thursday corporations in the United States will lose as much as $4 trillion due to...
Cramer: 'We can not have the fat cats make money at the expense of the workers'
CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday that whatever happens on the other side of the coronavirus crisis CEOs should not benefit more than their employees.
Factbox: Airlines ground flights, count mounting costs of the coronavirus shock
Airlines across the globe are feeling the pain as travel demand withers because of the coronavirus outbreak, scrapping flights and ditching financial forecasts.
IATA says Middle East airlines need state aid due to liquidity crisis
Governments must urgently consider providing aid to airlines in the Middle East to help them cope with a liquidity crisis due the coronavirus outbreak, the International...
Turkey says it sent 500,000 coronavirus test kits to United States
Turkey has sent 500,000 coronavirus test kits to the United States upon their request, Health Minister Fahrettin Koca said on Thursday.
GE Healthcare ramps up ventilator production amid coronavirus spread
General Electric's healthcare unit said on Thursday it was hiring more people and shifting current employees to ramp up production of ventilators as the global coronavirus...
Boutique shops in central London on the brink as coronavirus kills trade
Horlis Ramirez packed shoes with silk bags into boxes in his empty store in London's West End shopping district, voicing fears that coronavirus could deal a...
Exclusive: China to ramp up spending to revive economy, could cut growth target - sources
China is set to unleash trillions of yuan of fiscal stimulus to revive an economy expected to shrink for the first time in four decades amid...
Banks aim to keep trading floors open in event of any London lockdown
London-based banks plan to keep trading floors open even in the event of a formal lockdown of the British capital, betting that their frontline staff will...
U.S. life insurers impose waiting periods to skirt coronavirus risk
U.S. life insurers are trying to curb their own risks to coronavirus by imposing waiting periods for applicants who have traveled to regions with widespread outbreaks,...
UK says has no plans for travel restrictions or to use military to keep order
The British government has no plans to bring in blanket travel restrictions for London or to close down the capital's transport system, Prime Minister Boris Johnson's...
Air France working with government to help repatriate French, European travelers
Air France said on Thursday that it was working closely with the French government to help repatriate French and European nationals abroad who might be stranded...
Airline industry crisis deepens as coronavirus pain spreads
The crisis for airlines deepened on Thursday as Lufthansa warned the industry might not survive without state aid if the coronavirus pandemic lasts a long time,...