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As of Thursday, more than 95,700 cases of coronavirus have been reported, resulting in at least 3,280 deaths.

The president of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics organizing committee has reportedly said that it would be "impossible" to cancel the Games.

Starbucks warned investors on Thursday that store closures in China due to the coronavirus outbreak are likely to result in a 50% decline in its same-store sales in China during its fiscal second quarter.

"9/11 wasn't an economically driven issue for travel. It was more fear, quite frankly, and I think that that's really what's manifested this time," Southwest CEO Gary Kelly said.

Travel stocks are collapsing as coronavirus cases grow worldwide, and traders are steering clear of the group altogether for now.

The disruption that the coronavirus outbreak has brought on global supply chains is spurring Chinese companies to declare force majeure as they cannot meet contractual obligations — but there's a high chance they will not succeed.

Iran's oil minister has hit out at other countries for not declaring confirmed cases of the coronavirus.

Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, South Korea and Thailand "will enter or flirt with recession," said the ratings giant.

The U.S. Federal Reserve lowered its benchmark rate by 50 basis points this week — and investors are expecting more.

Especially if you're someone who travels frequently, meeting new people from new places, it feels important to offer some sort of physical gesture. And what's the etiquette for turning down a handshake anyway?

Dimon is recovering after having emergency heart surgery to repair an acute aortic dissection.

CNBC's Jim Cramer recalled Warren Buffett's iconic long-term investment advice from the 2008 financial crisis and relayed what it means for the market today.

"Mad Money" host Jim Cramer rings the lightning round bell, which means he's giving his answers to callers' stock questions at rapid speed.

Ultramarathons are races more than the standard 26.2-mile marathon and are becoming massively popular, particularly in Asia. CNBC attended HK100, an annual event that has grown over the past decade.

Costco reported stronger sales than analysts were expecting Thursday, thanks in part to a boost the company received from consumers stocking up at its stores to prepare for a more widespread outbreak of a new coronavirus.

Gap Inc. has tapped its Old Navy chief Sonia Syngal to be CEO, effective March 23, the company announced Thursday afternoon.

"Everything else is in trouble, especially in this post-coronavirus world where things are getting a whole lot tougher for the whole industry," the "Mad Money" host said.

"Just, please, if you're going to buy, buy gradually on the way down," CNBC's Jim Cramer advised investors participating in a turbulent stock market.

The U.N. organization that monitors global education said the number of children missing school globally is unprecedented.