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1st U.S. Coronavirus Case Of Unknown Origin From Solano County, Treated In Sacramento CBS San FranciscoNew US coronavirus case's origin is unknown, CDC says CNNCDC warns men about facial hair dangers as coronavirus spreads New York Post New US coronavirus case puts officials on high alert l ABC News ABC NewsCDC Explains Which Of 36 Different Facial Hair Styles Fit Respirators That May Prevent C
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 Microsoft Corp. said it is skipping the Game Developers Conference next month in San Francisco because of coronavirus fears and will instead stream its content. Its move comes a day after Workday Inc. announced it was pulling the plug on an internal sales conference in Orlando, Fla., next week for the same reason. Organizers of the Game Developers Conference, scheduled March 16-20, said the show will still go on. AT&T Inc. and International Business Machines Corp. skipped this weeks RSA security conference in San Francisco because of concerns about coronavirus. On Wednesday, Microsoft warned investors it will not meet its recent guidance for its personal-computing business because of the impact of the coronavirus on the supply chain.
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"This disease came unseen and undetected into Iran, so the extent of infection may be broader than what we may be seeing," world health officials said.
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The investment banking giant warned of a slowdown in U.S. economic activity in the coming year.
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White House announces coronavirus 'coordinator' to lead response under Pence POLITICOTrump frustrated by CDC's coronavirus severity warning CBS This MorningTrump takes a victory lap early on in the coronavirus fight CNNLet's Call It Trumpvirus The New York TimesTrump's Coronavirus Press Conference Wasn't Exactly Re
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Shares of Avis Budget Group Inc. plunged 13.0% in morning trading, enough to pace all 20 of the Dow Jones Transportation Average components losing ground. The stock has now plummeted 37.7% amid a 5-day losing streak since closing at a 23-month high on Feb. 20, after the car rental company reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings. That's the worst 5-day stretch for the stock since it lost 63.1% over the 5-session stretch ending Nov. 21, 2008, when the stock closed at 38 cents, in the midst of the financial crisis. Meanwhile, the Dow transports has lost 14% over the past five days and the Dow Jones Industrial Average has shed 2,886 points, or 9.9%.
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Dow Jones Futures Tumble On US Virus First, Microsoft Coronavirus Warning, Trump After Stock Market Rally Fizzles Investor's Business DailyWall Street falls more slowly as investors parse coronavirus fears ReutersA stock-market bounce will give way to ‘drop' and retest of the low, says Wall Street analyst MarketWatchOpinion: The Global Market Meltdown Reestablishes The Case for Cryptocurrency as Global Macro Hedge CryptoPotato
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