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Italy's biggest bank UniCredit said on Monday Chief Executive Jean Pierre Mustier had confirmed he would remain in his role, following media reports that he was being considered for the top job at rival HBSC.

"We want to see a reform plan that is viable and doable and then we will take action," Saudi Finance Minister Mohammed al Jadaan said of Lebanon.

Some Asian markets and sectors could be immune from the economic fallout resulting from the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, said BNP Paribas.

Approximately 2 million people stay in Airbnb properties every night. But what are the most sought-after places? Here are the most wish-listed homes from the past decade, all of which are still available for rent.

Turkey will close its border with Iran as a precautionary measure after the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak in the country worsened.

Bank of America Securities curated a "bear market signposts" list for clients to help gauge when stocks might be close to bear market territory.

The strength of the U.S. economy will prove to be an important factor when voters head to the polls in November, according to U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.

U.S. officials will have a better idea of how the coronavirus outbreak will impact the economy in "three or four weeks," U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Sunday.

Mainland China's total is now 76,936 cases, and 2,442 deaths. Cases in South Korea and Italy continued to spike.

Bruno Le Maire, France's finance minister, said the drop off in tourist numbers is an "important impact" on the country's economy.

Italy is tackling the worst outbreak of coronavirus yet recorded in Europe, with two people dying in the north since Friday and nearly 60 infected.

It was the first loss for Wilder in 44 fights, and it came in the 11th defense of the title he won in 2015.

The World Health Organization confirmed that over 77,794 people are infected with the coronavirus, with 2,348 deaths in China and 11 deaths outside of China.

"For the broader market it's reflective of risk appetite and people willing to roll the dice," one strategist said.

G-20 leaders in Saudi Arabia are using a summit in Riyadh to find an "urgent solution" to international digital taxation, exposing global divisions over how to tax big technology firms.

Investors are too complacent, in no small part due to a fundamental misunderstanding of how rapidly the world has changed, economically and politically, writes Fred Kempe.

Lebanon is experiencing its worst economic and financial crisis since the end of the 1975-90 civil war.

South Korea reported that two people have died as the country's total cases rose to 433.

The 83-year-old woman was the first passenger from the MS Westerdam, run by Carnival Corp unit Holland America, to test positive.

The move comes at a time when such ships are under scrutiny after hundreds of passengers on the Diamond Princess liner in Japan contracted the coronavirus.