Coronavirus

Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom's decision to reinstate stay-at-home orders and prohibit outdoor dining on Dec. 6 dealt a shattering blow to already-wounded restaurants like Covina's Bread & Barley.

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., is encouraging fellow Republicans to join him in supporting the increase of the direct payments to Americans included in the latest coronavirus relief bill from $600 to $2,000, after President Trump called on lawmakers to make the change.

The airline- which had never laid off a worker in its 49-year history-- had cautioned just weeks ago that nearly 7,000 workers were in danger of losing their job come within a few months if their unions did not accept pay cuts of about 10%.

The Federal Reserve announced on Tuesday that it has extended the termination date of Main Street Lending Program facilities to Jan. 8, 2021.

U.S. home prices rose in October by their fastest pace in more than six years as a stampede out of city centers resulted in the fewest properties listed for sale on record.

Republicans worry a Biden administration will muck up the economic strides made during President Trump’s four years in office.

Long-term changes in the workplace will continue for years. Working from home and other remote locations, which became a necessity during the pandemic, will likely remain a major part of the workplace, employers and real-estate executives say.

Music City Suites owner Betsy Williams reflects on the Christmas explosion in Nashville and anticipates a speedy recovery.

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said Monday he is not opposed to private companies buying coronavirus vaccines to distribute to patients who want to pay for the shots.

COVID-19 vaccine: The farther from major population centers, the longer the wait.

The House of Representatives passed a bill that would increase coronavirus relief payments to $2,000 per person.

Oil prices are set for better days. Here's why and when...

Old Spaghetti Factory President Dean Griffith on recovering after the Nashville bomb destroyed his restaurant.

U.S. equity markets hit record highs Monday as traders returned to work from an extended holiday weekend that saw President Trump sign a COVID-19 relief bill.

The coronavirus pandemic has claimed yet another victim.

An unexpected rally in the U.S. dollar would torpedo the stock market's run into the record books, according to Wall Street.

The Transportation Security Administration screened nearly 1.3 million travelers on Sunday – the highest number of people to pass through the agency’s security checkpoints in a single day since the beginning of the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The holiday season finally got a lot merrier for America's 30 million small business owners and their employees. 

How are parents, those that have adjusted to that empty nest lifestyle, adapting to their 30-year-old children moving back home?

The stock market soared, home prices did too—and millions of Americans went hungry. Nothing about the 2020 recession has turned out as predicted.