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As the blow to the economy from the spread of COVID-19 becomes apparent, it's important to take steps now to protect your family's finances and prepare for what lies ahead. Here's what you need to know and do now.

Fifteen economists said they expect the economy to shrink sharply in the second quarter because of the coronavirus outbreak, ending the longest expansion in U.S. history.

The 'Real Time' host made a case for ending the cruise ship industry Friday night in an unusually quiet show with no live studio audience due to the virus.

As the coronavirus outbreak empties offices, here are some of the best tech productivity tools for working from home.

Oil markets have been thrown into turmoil by a slowdown in demand caused by coronavirus and a stand off between Moscow and Riyadh.

As the coronavirus undid the economic gains of the past three years, financial professionals told Newsweek what President Trump should do.

The NCAA tournament, which is only three weeks long, brought in $933 million last year in revenue from ticket sales, TV revenue and corporate sponsorships. This year's tournament could be suspended, or perhaps canceled, because of the spread of coronavirus.

The new at-home bike will be available for pre-order on March 13.

They first debuted cashier-less checkout technology with Amazon Go, their own cutting-edge grocery store, in 2018.

As concerns about the economic impact of the coronavirus roil stock prices around the world, here are five smart moves to stop stressing about the market and protect your savings now.

The U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a half percentage point Tuesday morning as a means of pushing back against a recent downturn tied to the coronavirus illness—and not from Trump's pressure, Chairman Jerome Powell said.

March is a good month for discounts, from clearance pricing on winter apparel to sales on beauty products as skin care needs change—as well as travel deals ahead of spring break.