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Starbucks is expecting significantly lower sales in its Chinese stores in the second quarter because of the deadly coronavirus.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is putting his plans to live in Africa for several months this year on hold over concerns about the coronavirus.

As the coronavirus spreads further into Europe and the Americas, another infection is spreading: an epidemic of misinformation online.

Sales clerks at the Chanel store on Fifth Avenue in New York City were expecting a big crowd of Chinese customers before Valentine's Day, but the store traffic was not what they anticipated.

His ship may have been to hell and back, becoming a floating coronavirus-infected prison for passengers quarantined at port in Japan, but when the captain of the Diamond Princess cruise ship became the last person aboard to finally step onto dry land, he looked entirely unruffled by the experience.

Tensions rise as Turkey opens its borders, allowing thousands of migrants to enter Greece. Conditions on the island of Lesbos are pitting locals against migrants as desperation deepens. CNN's Phil Black reports.

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Environmentally conscious coffee lovers who bring their own mugs to buy fresh java at Starbucks won't be able to do so for a while.

A spike in novel coronavirus in India has prompted concerns that the world's second-most populous country could face its own outbreak of the deadly virus, which to date has infected more than 94,900 people and killed at least 3,283 worldwide.

CNN's Phil Black reports on growing tensions in the Greek island of Lesbos as migrant numbers continue to swell.

China is stepping up measures to prevent coronavirus cases being imported back from other virus-hit nations, as the outbreak slows within the country but picks up speed across the world.

India's top court struck down a ban on cryptocurrency trading by the country's central bank, ending a nearly two-year legal battle to get the virtual currencies reinstated in the country.

Dina Asher-Smith, Britain's fastest female sprinter, has had a Barbie doll made in her likeness as the popular toy brand continues to make their range more representative -- this time celebrating sportswomen.

Indian graffiti artist Epoc was taking a break from painting his towering, multicolored mural in Kannagi Nagar when he made a surprisingly frank admission.

Iran will temporarily release 54,000 people from prisons and deploy hundreds of thousands of health workers as officials announced a slew of measures to contain the world's deadliest coronavirus outbreak outside China.

Netflix wants to be the go-to TV source for all kinds of viewers, which means it has to have everything that TV offers: powerful dramas, funny comedies and, yes, even a reality show that has couples get engaged before they ever see one another.

As global concern mounts about the spread of the coronavirus. Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has been pictured wearing gloves at a ceremony.

The last Ebola patient being treated in the Democratic Republic of Congo went home from a treatment center on Tuesday, according to the World Health Organization, a significant step in the countdown to declaring an end to the world's second-deadliest outbreak of the disease.

For years, some of the most towering figures in Silicon Valley have pulled off a feat that's equal parts impressive and head-scratching: running two or more sizable companies at the same time.

It started with the shuttering of Shanghai Disney Resort, but it wouldn't be long before all of Asia's Disney-themed parks closed due to coronavirus concerns.