The ink was barely dry on Wall Street’s 2020 outlooks when the first case surfaced in Wuhan. But what began as a single patient suffering pneumonia-like symptoms on Dec. 12 has morphed into a deadly virus that’s sent global markets reeling

Boris Johnson is preparing to defy American demand to ban Huawei Technologies from the U.K.’s fifth-generation telecommunications networks, in a decision that risks an angry backlash from within his own ruling Conservative Party. The prime minister&

Stocks slumped and bonds rallied as concern over the impact of a deadly virus that originated in China rattled global markets

The New Zealand dollar rose on stronger-than-expected inflation data but fears about the spread of the coronavirus kept a lid on the currency's gains. The kiwi was trading at 66.18 US cents at 5pm in Wellington, off the day's high at 66.22 cents, but up f

The U.S. could still consider imposing tariffs on auto imports from the European Union and elsewhere if countries continue to undertake protectionist measures, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said

Australian-listed shares of fibre-cement leader James Hardie Industries (ASX.JHX) surged 14.1% last Friday, after the company released its June quarter results announcement, showing adjusted net operating profit increasing 13% year-on-year to, US$90.2 mil

Sky Network Television shares plunged below $1 for the first time in its 21 years as a listed company after Spark New Zealand pulled the rug out from under the pay-TV operator in securing cricket broadcasting rights.