U.S. financial markets plunged Monday on growing fears of the disease. Consumers have not shown concern, but that could change.

Gold hit its highest mark in more than seven years on Monday due to spikes in coronavirus cases outside of China.

Forgoing the Chinese Lunar New Year festivities means spending less money on partying and spending a lot of time indoors.

While China’s manufacturing arteries are closed, economists worry about big shortages around the world.

The “export boom” from the trade deal will take longer because of the COVID-19 outbreak.

COVID-19 fears led to the cancellation of the largest telecom trade show.

Executives are navigating new technologies, new competitors, fallout from the trade war and a scramble for talent with low unemployment.

Misinformation has been spreading online, in some places seemingly faster than the disease itself.

The coronavirus outbreak’s impact has already shown up in various parts of the economy.

As factories in China idle, American companies scramble to find alternate suppliers.