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Japan has unveiled a second package of measures worth about $4 billion in spending to cope with the impact of the coronavirus outbreak, Reuters reported

Trading in options on Wall Street's fear gauge was impossible in the first minutes of Monday's session due to an absence of prices from the market makers on whom trading depends, a representative of index operator CBOE Global Markets said.

Some 28% of men globally think it's acceptable to tell jokes or stories of a sexual nature in the office, an international survey has found.

The visit marks the latest step in the leader's public turnaround on involvement in fighting the disease.

Bush food is finally getting the attention it deserves as some of Australia's top restaurants — including Attica and Ochre Restaurant — turn to the ingredients that Aboriginals have been eating for thousands of years.

The standoff between oil majors Saudi Arabia and Russia on production would "last a while" as they wait for each other "blink first," said an analyst on Tuesday.

China's foreign ministry on Monday objected to the expression "Wuhan coronavirus" — saying the name will "stigmatize" the country — following recent claims from Beijing that the virus may not have originated in China at all.

Central banks in the U.S., European Union and China are already cooperating by maintaining very accommodative credit conditions. Throwing more money at the liquidity flooded asset markets is not what's needed, writes Dr. Michael Ivanovitch.

Italian officials previously announced a lockdown of the Lombardy region, which is the part of the country hardest hit by COVID-19.

Men and women's different perceptions of the issue could be one of the big hurdles preventing progress, according to a new study from the Center for Creative Leadership.

As Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden compete for the primary prize of Michigan, their fight over trade policy could have huge consequences for the future direction of their party.

President Donald Trump has contact with Reps. Matt Gaetz and Doug Collins before they entered self-quarantine after learning they had beenexposed to someone who has been diagnosed with coronavirus.

Apple has 42 stores in China and 38 of those are open again after a prolonged shutdown following the outbreak of the coronavirus.

Four major North American professional sports leagues said on Monday they were temporarily restricting locker room access to players and "essential staff" amid the global coronavirus outbreak that has affected sporting events internationally.

"If there's any kind of rumor that the Saudis and the Russians have a new deal to save OPEC and reinstate the old order, I think you use that as a chance to sell," the "Mad Money" host said.

The Dow, energy sector and Treasury yields all made history on Monday.

As of Monday afternoon, more than 113,584 cases of the new coronavirus have been reported, resulting in at least 3,996 deaths.

Nobel-prize winning economist Robert Shiller warns the market meltdown is far from over.

Monday marked the first time that a modern circuit breaker kicked in, and it did its job — to pause the market and create liquidity.

Check out the companies making headlines after the bell.