2020 Christmas shipping deadlines: Here's when you need to mail gifts
With the number of coronavirus cases rising in the U.S. and the incoming colder weather keeping people out of stores, there may be even more strain on shipping networks in the coming weeks.
Southwest Airlines warns coronavirus rebound is fading
Southwest Airlines Co. says a pickup in bookings over the past three months is slowing as a second wave of COVID-19 infections sweeps across the country.
Coronavirus vaccine will topple Big Tech's stock market domination: Goldman Sachs
A coronavirus vaccine would restore economic growth and break up the stock market's yearlong love affair with Big Tech, according to strategists at Goldman Sachs Group.
COVID-19 vaccine hope lifts American small cap stocks to record
Small cap stocks are staging a comeback. Here's why...
Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine expected to protect patients for a year: CEO
The Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus vaccine could protect patients from the virus for a year, BioNTech CEO Ugur Sahin told "Mornings with Maria" on Thursday.
Ticketmaster exploring negative COVID-19 test or vaccination to attend concerts
The plan, which is still being ironed out, will utilize three separate components, including the California-based company’s digital ticketing app.
Turkey demand shifts with Thanksgiving scaled down amid coronavirus pandemic
The pandemic is forcing millions of Americans to scale back Thanksgiving plans this year against the backdrop of travel restrictions and advisories on large gatherings.
Stock futures trade mixed on virus concerns
Traders will dissect the latest data on jobless claims and consumer prices
Wall Street's year-end bonus payments expected to take a hit
New York consulting firm Johnson Associates estimates that retail and commercial bankers will see the largest incentive payment declines while fixed income sales professionals and traders will see the significantly larger incentive payments.
Northwest Arkansas offering big bonus for remote workers willing to move there
The Northwest Arkansas Council has pledged $1 million to recruit top remote working talent to the area during the next six months, part of what it has dubbed the Life Works Here initiative.
Gym owner warns Cuomo COVID curfew could increase risk of potential exposure
Anthony Preischel, owner of Crossfit Hell's Kitchen, told FOX Business the order will just lead to crowds at gyms earlier in the day.
NY restaurant groups slam Gov. Cuomo COVID-19 curfew: 'A huge blow'
Cuomo ordered bars, restaurants and any other establishments with state liquor licenses to end indoor and outdoor dining by 10 p.m.
Biden COVID-19 adviser suggests potential lockdown lasting over a month
One of President-elect Joe Biden’s coronavirus advisers floated the idea of a nationwide coronavirus lockdown in an effort to rein in the illness and rejuvenate the economy as new cases climb once again.
Texas restaurants will not survive winter if second shutdown happens, industry leader warns
As states begin to reimpose restrictions on dining due to an increase in coronavirus cases, Texas Restaurant Association president and CEO Emily Williams Knight told Fox Business Network Wednesday a second shutdown would be detrimental to the industry.
These resort towns have become a permanent destination for homebuyers fleeing big cities
Homebuyers looking to escape cities are finding solace in vacation towns.
Staple food brands are preparing for the next wave of COVID-19: Frito-Lay, Goya Foods
Pantry food brands are gearing up for panic-shopping as coronavirus cases continue to surge and a second round of lockdowns looms.
OPEC warns new coronavirus wave will hit oil demand
Global oil demand is set to slip as more countries reintroduce lockdowns in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19, according to OPEC.
Bill Ackman just made another massive bet on a new COVID-19 surge
The bet is nearly identical to — albeit only 30 percent as big as — his now-famous hedge in late March, in which he bought $27 million of credit-default swaps that netted him a staggering profit of $2.6 billion.
Recovery bumpy until vaccine widespread: Lagarde
European Central Bank head Christine Lagarde warned Wednesday that the economy could face a “bumpy,” “stop-start” recovery despite good news about vaccine development.
New Mexico State University rolls out 1st licensed whiskey
New Mexico State University on Wednesday unveiled its own officially licensed whiskey, making it the first college to do so as schools across the U.S. try to create new revenue streams amid shrinking higher education budgets.



















