The UK has gone into full coronavirus lockdown with the British public ordered to stay at home. People will be allowed to leave their home only to do essential work, exercise, or buy food or medicine.
Gerry Harvey, billionaire co-founder of Harvey Norman, expressed how we shouldn't be afraid of the coronavirus, despite numerous deaths across the globe.
Sky News recently broadcast footage of critical coronavirus patients in Bergamo, Italy, wearing bubble-shaped containers over their heads in a makeshift intensive-care unit.
ASX-listed jewellery seller Michael Hill has become the first major Australian retailer to close its doors in light of the coronavirus pandemic, putting the jobs of thousands of workers at risk.
A 39-year-old coronavirus patient in the UK posted a harrowing video from her hospital bed describing her symptoms. Breathing is now "like having glass in your lungs," she told the MailOnline.
Pharmacies are reporting a 130% spike in online orders in recent weeks. Pharmacies including Amcal, Bloms and TerryWhite chemists have seen panadol orders double over recent weeks, topping the list of over-counter medications in demand.
Australia's biggest beer company, Carlton & United Breweries, and its large rival Lion are both worried that the nation could run out of beer for three months if their breweries are included in a shutdown of industry.
Funding was already drying up for some Silicon Valley startups when the coronavirus hit, threatening their wild growth. Some are now shutting down, laying off staff, or drastically changing their marketing plans.
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