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China's National Health Commission reported an additional 143 deaths nationwide, as well as 2,641 new confirmed cases as of Feb. 14.

Two weeks after the Lunar New Year holiday was originally supposed to end, Chinese businesses are still getting up to speed.

The next two weeks will be crucial in determining the economic impact of the coronavirus, says IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva.

Pelosi warned of Chinese telecom giant Huawei's "insidious aggression" and called on other nations to work with the U.S. as the globe races to develop 5G.

U.S. prosecutors brought fresh charges against Huawei, accusing the company of stealing trade secrets from American firms and violating sanctions on Iran and North Korea.

After its energy business dipped in 2019, Tesla is under pressure to ramp up hiring and production at its solar panel factory in Buffalo, New York.

Automakers working to restart manufacturing in China are trying to prevent operations elsewhere from being affected by supply shortages.

The Singapore government is warning of scam calls made under the pretext of investigations linked to confirmed cases of coronavirus.

Ben Simkin was hardly a model student. At 16, he was kicked out of high school for hacking their computer systems. But two decades, the self-made millionaire has lessons of his own for achieving success.

There are no bridges to Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket and Block Island. Part floating hotel and part transport, small-ship cruises eliminate the need for separate tickets and reservations, making it easy to skip around New England's old-money islands.

UEFA has banned Manchester City from the Champions League for two seasons for "serious breaches" of financial regulations.

Google is restructuring its cloud business, eliminating an unknown number of roles.

While most management teams that have warned of a drag said they don't expect full-year weakness, many see a hit in the first quarter.

Tracy Brabin, a British lawmaker, raised £20,200 ($26,336) for charity by selling an off-the-shoulder dress on eBay that sparked controversy when she wore it in U.K. Parliament last week.

It appears infections among medical workers peaked in mid-January and have "rapidly" decreased since, according to the World Health Organization.

Germany's president kicked off the annual Munich Security Conference on Friday by taking a swipe at President Trump's "America First" foreign policy approach.

"You're not used to hearing these hard-bitten executives say, 'I'm personally, personally worried,'" CNBC's Jim Cramer said.