CNBC's Beijing Bureau Chief Eunice Yoon gives tips on how she's managed to stay healthy reporting through the coronavirus epidemic in the middle of the outbreak in China.
Oil prices plunged amid fears of a price war after OPEC failed to strike a deal with its allies on production cuts, adding to market volatility already brought about by fears surrounding the ongoing coronavirus spread.
Pyongyang has repeatedly fired projectiles over the past year and bragged about developing a new strategic weapon as relations with the Trump administration have soured.
The virus has sent global stock markets falling, manufacturing has slowed as factories close their doors, and companies have been forced to cancel planned events around the world.
Singapore has chosen not to shut down schools, even as the country races to contain the new coronavirus. But its education minister did not rule out the possibility of doing so if the situation deteriorates.
"This is not a drill. This is not the time to give up. This is not a time for excuses. This is a time to pull out all the stops," WHO's top official said.
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