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"This coronavirus pandemic is worse than working in West Africa during Ebola," said one doctor.

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus singled out President Donald Trump for doing a "great job" in leveraging public and private sector resources to fight the pandemic.

The coronavirus "pandemic continues to take a massive toll," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.

The agency said some people and companies are trying to profit from the coronavirus pandemic by selling unproven and illegally marketed products that make false claims.

States urge staying home. Here's the latest on coronavirus restrictions.

Some start-ups have cut employees, contributing to unemployment claims. Marc Benioff doesn't want his company to do that, at least temporarily.

Members of President Donald Trump's coronavirus task force hold a press briefing Wednesday as lawmakers try to finalize economic stimulus bill.

New York, Hawaii and North Carolina have requested emergency mortuary assistance from FEMA to handle the coming deaths expected from coronavirus.

Many Airbnb hosts are now listing their properties on more websites and making them available for longer terms at discounted rates.

After a spate of disastrous wildfires degraded air quality, the state of California passed a regulation in 2019 requiring employers to have masks on hand.

Border closings, event cancellations, and the potential for travelers to end up quarantined caused demand for air travel to plummet. Now, major US airlines say they need a massive bailout from Congress to avoid laying off scores of workers.

The decision to delay the Olympic games until 2021 was "difficult but wise" as the coronavirus continues to spread, World Health Origination officials said Wednesday.

Amazon previously said it removed more than half a million "high-priced offers" from its marketplace for violating price gouging policies.

SpaceX internal memo says employees are making and donating face shields, hand sanitizer, and planning a blood drive with the Red Cross to help their community fight COVID-19.

A draft copy of the massive $2 trillion Senate rescue package expected to be passed on Wednesday would bar companies receiving federal loans from stock buybacks for one year after the loan is paid back.

Critics mocked the Facebook Portal TV when it launched, largely because it seemed silly to put a Facebook camera and microphone in our homes. Now it's sold out.

Parents in New York City can take comfort in one thing: Zero children have died so far. People under 18 make up just 2% of the city's cases, the data shows.

Cuomo also said the $2 trillion federal stimulus deal Congress reached early Wednesday carves out $3.8 billion for New York state, and that won't be enough.

Apple has launched new iPhones in September or October since 2011. In most years, a successful launch of the new devices, which account for over half of Apple's revenue, is critical for the company.

President Trump used Twitter amid the spreading coronavirus pandemic to make cracks about Sen. Mitt Romney and Michael Avenatti, and to retweet shots about other perceived foes.