Coronavirus

The future of cruise lines remains murky as the coronavirus pandemic has forced ships to cancel voyages, but the CEO of Carnival Corporation said this week that he’s expecting smooth sailing ahead.

President Biden's coronavirus aid proposal would allocate nearly $130 billion toward reopening the nation's schools.

Kevin Sorbo is speaking out after the actor claimed Facebook removed his page without any explanation.

President Biden told a group of political leaders that he does not see the proposed minimum wage hike passing as he prepares to use reconciliation to pass his coronavirus relief bill, a source present during the discussion confirmed to FOX Business.

Kroger will shutter two "underperforming" Quality Food Centers in Seattle in response to a new mandate by the city council requiring an extra $4 per hour in hazard pay for frontline grocery workers.

 U.S. home sales unexpectedly rose in January despite tight inventories boosting house prices.

A California woman has sued her husband’s employer because she believes he caught the novel coronavirus at work and brought it home with him – ultimately infecting her, too.

Republicans members of the House Ways and Means Committee wrote a letter to the IRS this week regarding millions of tax returns that have yet to be processed from last year, even though the current tax season is underway.

Traders will be watching for the latest existing home sales figures

Facebook announced on Thursday that it would ramp up its efforts to counter misinformation about climate change.

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to rage across the country, states are struggling to mitigate the spread of the deadly virus whilst safely reopening their economies. 

While Democrats work on a $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief bill to get to President Biden by next month, there are rumblings that another multitrillion-dollar package could follow.

McKinsey's research finds that U.S. workers without a college degree, minorities, women and young people will be the most likely to be the hardest hit.

U.S. equity markets pared their losses Thursday after the Biden administration declined to shoot down a report indicating an additional stimulus package could follow the president's $1.9 trillion proposal.  

Former New York Lieutenant Gov. Betsy McCaughey believes more information about corruption in the Cuomo administration will start coming out now that Democrat colleagues are starting to “break.”

Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone said Gov. DeSantis’ ability to bring in new people and industries fleeing high-tax, COVID restrictive states like New York and California is keeping businesses alive.

A transit union is calling for more police officers on buses, pointing to a rise in violence against drivers trying to enforce mask requirements.

The Labor Department released data showing how many Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week.

Restaurant staffers in New York joined the list of people eligible for the shot earlier this month.

Traders are digesting Walmart earnings and a basket of economic data.