The number of new coronavirus infections inside China – the source of the outbreak – was for the first time overtaken by fresh cases elsewhere on Wednesday, as U.S. markets turned negative on fears over the rapid global spread of the disease. Asia reported hundreds of new cases, Brazil confirmed Latin America’s first infection and the new disease – COVID-19 – also hit Pakistan, Greece and Algeria. Global food conglomerate Nestle ( NESN.S ) suspended all business travel until March 15. U.S. health authorities, managing 59 cases so far – mostly Americans repatriated from a cruise ship in Japan – have said a global pandemic is likely. But President Donald Trump accused cable TV channels that frequently criticize him of “doing everything possible to make (the coronavirus) look as bad as possible, including panicking markets.” Stock markets across the world have lost $3.3 trillion of value […]