Coronavirus has cost global stocks $16 trillion
Stocks were rising in Europe Friday after turbulent sessions in Asia. U.S. futures were pointing higher. But the recent coronavirus-linked carnage has already taken a huge bite out of global prices.
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Stocks were rising in Europe Friday after turbulent sessions in Asia. U.S. futures were pointing higher. But the recent coronavirus-linked carnage has already taken a huge bite out of global prices.
The strikes were aimed at five weapon storage facilities.
Disney theme parks in Florida, Paris and California will temporarily close after March 15, and Disney cruise lines will suspend new departures beginning March 14.
This could lead bears into confrontations with humans as they desperately search for food.
The visit comes in the wake of President Trump's decision to impose travel restrictions on Europe. The restrictions don't apply to Ireland.
It's the worst day for the index since 1987, when stocks tanked in the "Black Monday" crash.
The new National Stadium, a $1.4 billion effort for the city of Tokyo, may not see its debut as the grand centerpiece of the 2020 Olympics as mass gatherings are getting cancelled around the world.
Rockets targeted base housing coalition forces north of Baghdad. At least a dozen others were wounded.
The suspension won't apply to American citizens, the White House said in a tweet.
"The situation is unprecedented and we are learning more information every day," executive producer and host Jeff Probst wrote in a letter to "Survivor" crew members.
More than 60 people have contracted the virus in the country.
The World Health Organization has officially designated the novel coronavirus a pandemic.
The coronavirus pandemic didn't stop thousands of Smurfs from gathering to break a world record.
Two well-known Russian tricksters reportedly called the prince saying they were the Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and her father.
Project Python targeted members of the Cártel de Jalisco Nueva Generación, led by the drug lord known as "El Mencho."