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Month: March 2020

7 of your latest coronavirus questions, answered

The number of coronavirus cases around the world has soared past 113,000, with more than 4,000 deaths. Even the man who oversees New York City’s major airports and bus terminals has tested positive — leaving many wondering how rampant the virus will get. CNN readers have been asking sharp questions about coronavirus every day. And

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Why this market shock is not like 2008

A version of this story first appeared in CNN Business’ Before the Bell newsletter. Not a subscriber? You can sign up right here. Fears that the coronavirus pandemic will tip the world into recession and a price war over oil sent stocks plunging on Monday, temporarily halting trading in the United States amid the worst

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Si Biden gana Michigan, ¿ya termina todo?

Washington (CNN) — Hace ocho días, el mundo político se estaba preparando para uno de dos escenarios: 1) Bernie Sanders se escapa con estados clave del supermartes como California y Texas, y al hacerlo, construye un liderazgo en número de delegados que comienza a parecer insuperable. 2) Joe Biden muestra algo de fuerza en el

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If Biden wins Michigan, is it all over?

Eight days ago, the political world was preparing for one of two scenarios: 1) Bernie Sanders runs away with key Super Tuesday states like California and Texas — and, in so doing, builds a delegate lead that begins to look insurmountable 2) Joe Biden shows some strength on Super Tuesday, staying within shouting distance of

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Seven Harvey Weinstein accusers are asking the New York Attorney General to reconsider a civil settlement

Seven Harvey Weinstein accusers wrote an open letter to New York Attorney General Letitia James asking her to reconsider supporting a proposed civil settlement of all “Weinstein related sexual harassment and sexual assault cases.” “We have been told that your office supports the proposed civil settlement of all Weinstein-related sexual harassment and sexual assault cases.

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A couple still aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship is suing Princess Cruise Lines for $1 million over its handling of coronavirus

A Florida couple still aboard the Grand Princess cruise ship docked in Oakland, California, has filed a lawsuit against the ship’s operator Princess Cruise Lines, accusing the company of gross negligence in allowing them to be exposed to coronavirus on the ship. Ronald and Eva Weissberger, of Broward County, are seeking more than $1 million

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