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As Seventh-day Adventists, Taylor, his older brother and his mother spent Friday nights watching Christian programming and studying the Bible. Saturdays were reserved for church services.

For many of the nearly 2 million people expected to earn U.S. bachelor’s degrees in 2020, the pandemic has taken away their housing, friends and long-held dreams of a graduation ceremony.

The money will be held in reserve until the NBA determines whether it can resume its regular season.

Republicans want to approve an additional $250 billion for the Paycheck Protection Program.

At least 32 states will provide the expanded federal benefits by the end of this week.

Economists surveyed by Refinitiv expected the number of initial claims for state unemployment benefits to hit 5.1 million

Maye Musk is modeling for a good cause -- benefiting those impacted by COVID-19.

Coronavirus pandemic has companies shifting thousands of employees into new jobs, some through partnerships unthinkable months ago.

Businesses that set up employees to work from home are laying them off as sales plummet. Corporate lawyers are seeing jobs dry up. Government workers are being furloughed as state and city budgets are squeezed. And health-care workers not involved in fighting the pandemic are suffering.

Due to ongoing lockdowns, drivers are unable to access basic necessities like food, water and restrooms.

Employees say working from home has worsened their mental state, a new survey suggests

Some cities have workforces that are more able to work from home than others, SmartAsset found in its recent report.

Economists surveyed by Refinitiv expected the number of initial claims for state unemployment benefits to hit 5.25 million.

"When you’re an owner of a business, you’re the one that assumes a lot of risk, too," Brady told Howard Stern.

About 30 percent of American workers, or 41.6 million people, have the capability of working remotely.

The industry is also asking for increased access to coronavirus tests.

Companies in industries like software, health care, e-commerce and customer service are hiring.

The cuts were most heavily felt in industries such as hotels, restaurants and education as the travel industry shut down, bars and eateries closed their doors, and day care centers shuttered.

The temporary layoffs will impact about 6,000 employees at Under Armour’s full-price and discount outlet stores, and about 600 workers at its U.S. distribution centers. The changes take effect on April 12.