UBS Global Wealth Management's Kelvin Tay told CNBC there's a "semblance that production capability is actually now coming back to the Chinese economy," citing reasons such as a decline in the number of infections in the country.
CNBC's Jim Cramer broke down what stocks can be bought here in a volatile market environment. He warned that investors must pay closer attention to company balance sheets in a slowdown.
Retailers, fast-food chains and customer service-related companies face a new challenge as the coronavirus outbreak spreads in the U.S.: Some of their workers are getting sick.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that it will suspend most physical foreign inspections outside the country through April in response to the coronavirus.
PhRMA learned Monday night that the individual, who is not an employee and last visited the office on March 5, was diagnosed with the coronavirus, according to spokesperson Holly Campbell.
Government officials in Massachusetts have declared a state of emergency on Tuesday after the state's number of confirmed or presumptive positive cases jump to just under 100.
The Evergreen State has 162 confirmed coronavirus cases across eight counties, but infectious disease experts say the actual number could be closer to 1,000 or more, Inslee said.
The World Health Organization acknowledged that the coronavirus is causing stress in the global population and published mental health tips that include specific advice for health care workers and caretakers of children or older adults.
Private labs that began running coronavirus tests in New York City on Friday are reporting so many new cases that public officials are having trouble keeping up.