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The stock market is at a make-or-break moment that could decide if buying on pullbacks could burn investors, BK Asset Management's Boris Schlossberg says.

Japan's prime minister has said the government will ask all elementary, junior high and high schools to close from March 2.

Norway's sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, made a 19.9% return on investment last year, earning a record 1.69 trillion Norwegian crowns ($180 billion) as stock markets rallied, it said on Thursday.

Even if OPEC cuts production by 600,000 barrels a day, oil prices could remain weak until April, according to Kang Wu, head of Asia analytics at S&P Global Platts.

Wheely's CEO said the premium ride-hailing firm will seek fresh funding next year to expand into either the U.S. or Asia.

Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry announced it will temporarily suspend the entry of foreigners for pilgrimage and tourism purposes.

The U.K. is about to start trade negotiations with the United States, but some experts doubt they'll achieve a far-reaching deal anytime soon.

An employee opened fire Wednesday at one of the nation's largest breweries in Milwaukee, killing five fellow workers before taking his own life, police said.

Green Bay Packers star Aaron Rodgers joined other NFL stars who expressed displeasure with the league's new CBA proposal.

"This kind of confusion breeds distrust. You should stick to a standard even if you have caveats," global health economist at the Harvard Chan School of Public Health Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding said.

The coronavirus had already been a factor in Microsoft's forecast for the More Personal Computing business, which now no longer applies.

"I don't think you'll get [Disney stock] for $115 or $120" if you wait until the coronavirus outbreak is quelled, CNBC's Jim Cramer says.

President Donald Trump said that fears a Democrat could win the election contributed substantially to the week's sell-off.

President Donald Trump's presidential campaign said in its lawsuit that The New York Times falsely reported "as fact a conspiracy with Russia."

JetBlue became the first U.S. airline to broadly lift change and cancellation fees because of the coronavirus outbreak.

The Pennsylvania Republican said Wednesday he received assurance that Shelton does not favor devaluing the dollar to combat lower currencies in other countries.

Scott Minerd said on "Closing Bell" the effects of the virus would soon begin to appear in corporate earnings and the global supply chain.

The democratic candidate is hoping to rally Silicon Valley's left behind in rally this weekend.

As of Wednesday, more than 81,000 cases of coronavirus have been reported, resulting in at least 2,764 deaths.

President Donald Trump is expected to speak about the deadly coronavirus outbreak Wednesday evening, a day after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned Americans to prepare for the possibility of a pandemic.