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Experts toil in dangerous conditions to restore fire-ravaged Notre Dame Cathedral nearly a year after inferno
The day after the massive April 15 inferno engulfed the masterpiece of Gothic architecture, French President Emmanuel Macron announced that Notre Dame would be rebuilt by 2024.
WHO says coronavirus entered Iran 'undetected,' warns outbreak could be worse than is known
"This disease came unseen and undetected into Iran, so the extent of infection may be broader than what we may be seeing," world health officials said.
WHO warns failure to prepare for coronavirus now 'could be a fatal mistake'
WHO's top official said the biggest concerns now are what's happening outside China, where the growth in cases have slowed.
Post-Brexit trade talks start next week: Here's what you need to know
The EU and the U.K. are starting their first post-Brexit trade talks on Monday, in what European ministers are expecting to be "complicated" negotiations.
Standard Chartered posts 46% jump in profit but warns of 2020 coronavirus hit
Standard Chartered posted a substantial rise in pre-tax profit for 2019 on Thursday, but the Asia-focused bank warned that the spread of the coronavirus would likely slow progress toward one of its key earnings targets.
Europe's 'luxury' competitor to Uber plans on raising $30 million to fuel global expansion
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 temporarily bars entry for pilgrims as coronavirus fears escalate
Saudi Arabia's Foreign Ministry announced it will temporarily suspend the entry of foreigners for pilgrimage and tourism purposes.
Trump and Johnson line up 'massive' trade deal. But the experts aren't so optimistic
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.
'Confusion breeds distrust:' China keeps changing how it counts coronavirus cases
"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.
Op-Ed: The Western world order needs growth-oriented economic policies
The trans-Atlantic order needs an updated and better integrated system of trade and finance, writes Dr. Michael Ivanovitch.
CEOs have 'no clue' on coronavirus impact in what could be a lost year for earnings, investor says
Top management at global companies are clueless on the full extent of the coronavirus impact, a portfolio manager told CNBC Wednesday.
This much-maligned British town is the best place in the UK to get a job, new study says
A town often mocked in Britain for being dull and dreary has been named the country's best town or city to work in for the third consecutive year, according to a new study.
How Nerio Alessandri started Technogym, worth $2.4 billion, in his garage in Italy
CNBC spoke to Technogym founder Nerio Alessandri to found out more about how he went from designing gym equipment in his garage in Italy to building a $2.4 billion fitness empire.
US health officials say human trials on coronavirus vaccine to start in 6 weeks
"We are on time at least and maybe even a little bit better," Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told reporters.
US health officials say coronavirus will likely cause a global pandemic
"We can't hermetically seal off the United States," Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said.
CDC outlines what closing schools, businesses would look like in a pandemic
Schools should consider dividing students into smaller groups or close, Dr. Nancy Messonnier, director of the CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, told reporters.
Champagne producers worry coronavirus will close promising Asian markets
Champagne producers fear that the spread of the coronavirus could stifle business opportunities in Asia, a massive and largely untapped market for the sparkling wine.
WHO warns countries the coronavirus will be 'literally knocking at the door'
The World Health Organization warning comes amid intensifying concern about the COVID-19 outbreak, with the deadly flu-like virus spreading to more than two dozen countries.
Paramount Pictures halts production of 'Mission: Impossible VII' in Italy due to coronavirus outbreak
Paramount Pictures has halted production on its anticipated action film "Mission: Impossible VII" starring Tom Cruise in Venice, Italy, as a coronavirus outbreak continues to spread across the northern part of the country.
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