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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.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is holding a press conference to update the public on the coronavirus outbreak, which has infected 328 people across the state as of Thursday afternoon.

MLB follows the NBA, NHL and Major League Soccer in suspending operations.

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

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.

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

Broadway will go dark on Thursday as New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo bans gatherings of 500 people or more amid the growing coronavirus outbreak.

The mayor of Jersey City, New Jersey, implemented a 10 p.m. curfew Thursday for any of the city's establishments that carry a liquor license.

As stocks hit their worst-performing week since the Financial Crisis, most investors are tempted to make big moves or do nothing at all. One behavioral finance expert says it's wise to take a more strategic approach. These tips can help assess whether you're moving in the right direction.

The stock market is looking to the White House and Congress for signs of leadership that are so far falling short of expectations.

With stocks pushing into bear-market territory on Wednesday, two traders share their strategies for navigating the sell-off.

The novel coronavirus, now named COVID-19, was declared a pandemic on March 11, 2020. It is the sixth pandemic named in about a century. So when does a disease become a pandemic, and what does the designation mean for governments and markets? CNBC's Tom Chitty explains.

"I would hope within a few weeks we may be able to make an announcement to you all that we've given the first shot to the first person," Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said.

The Federal Reserve intervened in financial markets for the second day in a row.

A top U.S. health official said the country is "not really geared" to conduct the amount of testing for the coronavirus that will be required as the virus continues to spread across the nation.

Dimon was released one week after he underwent emergency heart surgery.

Trump's European travel ban because of the coronavirus sparked a surge in demand for U.S.-bound flights.

Cuban said on "Halftime Report" that the market has not "hit a level that is really out of line."

Norwegian Air will scrap 4,000 flights and temporarily lay off around half its employees due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, the company said on Thursday.

President Trump said that markets will be "just fine" as U.S. stocks sold off in yet another dramatic session fueled by worries over the coronavirus outbreak and the administration's response to it.