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What was once a 61% Dow gain since Trump's election has evaporated to far thinner 18.2% rally as the index sank from an all-time high.

Some doctors and nurses lack childcare in regions hard hit by the coronavirus, like Seattle. Schools and some day care centers are closing. But they're needed more than ever as the coronavirus continues its spread.

Shares of the messaging software company plunged 20% in extended trading after plunging along with the market on Thursday.

Large venues such as Barclays Center and Madison Square Garden will likely be closed for months as officials try to contain the fast-spreading coronavirus.

Oracle reported earnings that beat estimates during another market selloff on Thursday.

"Unfortunately this virus laid bare the severe shortcomings of the current administration," Biden said in front of American flags at an event in Delaware.

Apple, Facebook, Alphabet, Amazon and Microsoft lost a combined $416.63 billion on Thursday as fears about the coronavirus and its effects on the economy continued to scare investors.

The organization also canceled "all remaining winter and spring" championships.

While much of the attention in the bond market has been focused on the Treasury side, corporate fixed income has been in its own state of turmoil.

Tesla was in the beginning stages of building a factory in Brandenburg, outside of Berlin, with hopes to deliver vehicles made there starting in 2021.

Trump's European travel restrictions could further strain airlines and drive some of them out of business, a trade group warned.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has canceled a big money Democratic fundraiser scheduled for Thursday night in New York out of concern over the rapidly spreading coronavirus.

The stock closed at $22.81, dropping below its previous all-time low of $25.99.

Sen. Bernie Sanders will win California's democratic presidential primary, NBC News projects.

The Senate will cancel its recess planned for next week as Congress tries respond to the economic effects of coronavirus, Mitch McConnell said.

Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson warned customers that some cafes may offer limited seating or only receive orders via mobile or drive-thru due to the coronavirus outbreak.

The first-known employee of a Detroit automaker to be diagnosed with the coronavirus in the U.S. is a worker at a Fiat Chrysler plant in Indiana, company and union officials confirmed Thursday.

The Supreme Court will be closed to the public until further notice amid the coronavirus pandemic, a spokesperson said Thursday.

Stocks of the nation's homebuilders are tanking, on pace for their worst day since December 1, 2008, when the subprime mortgage crisis brought the whole housing market to its knees.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is self-isolating at home while his wife, Sophie Gregoire, awaits the results of a test for COVID-19, a spokesperson said Thursday.