The Latest Breaking News from Covid-19

U.S. indices rallied into Monday's close as stocks recovered following Friday's weakness. Federal Reserve rate hike concerns, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, China COVID cases and earnings have pressured markets in recent sessions. The ISM manufacturing PMI dropped for a second straight month to 55.4 in April from 57.1 in March. Analysts…

The Avenue announced on social media that it was closing its doors for the final time after nine years

RBC Capital Markets has lowered Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc's price target (NASDAQ:REGN) from $679 to $647 and maintained a Sector Perform rating. Checks suggest that Dupixent (dupilumab) growth/durability should remain strong in new and existing indications, maintaining positive sentiment. The analysts also believe that the concerns about near-term Eylea competition may be overblown. However, high-dose…

Concerns about the effects of school closures and COVID-19 disruptions over the past two years are still very much a concern for educators — including well-placed worries about how school closures have affected young learners.

U.S. stocks traded mixed toward the end of trading, with the Nasdaq Composite gaining around 100 points on Monday.

The Finance Minister has this morning announced new rules allowing the Government headroom to borrow – and says he hopes to make ‘a real dent’ in a $100 billion infrastructure deficit

Case fatality rate stands at 1.22%; the 26 new fatalities include 21 from Kerala, two from Odisha and one each from Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh and West Bengal.

The vice president was asymptomatic and quarantined

While the case of a healthcare worker testing positive for two different variants of COVID 20 days apart might be rare, COVID-19 reinfections are increasingly common. So, what are the odds of getting sick a second time?

The good doctor's "individual assessment of my personal risk" apparently lets him attend brunch but not dinner.

Some Australians caught up in Shanghai's extreme five-week lockdown say the Australian government has done little to help its citizens in distress, and they're pleading with Canberra to arrange charter flights to get them home.