Chase Sapphire to offer select cardmembers Peloton statement credits
Both new and existing Chase Sapphire Preferred members can earn up to $60 in statement credits on Peloton's Digital and All-Access memberships through December 2021, while Reserved members can earn up to $120 in statement credits.
Coronavirus relief likely on pause until after election as Trump promises 'best stimulus package'
The odds of Congress striking a coronavirus relief deal before the November election dimmed considerably this week after the Senate left Washington for their October recess with no agreement in place.
Regent Seven Seas cruise line has biggest booking day in history for 2022-2023 season
It’s good news for the industry of cruise.
P&G’s sanitizing spray to combat coronavirus wins EPA approval
In a time when the nation is racing to disinfect their homes, a new sanitizing product has won approval from the EPA for its ability to kill the novel coronavirus in 60 seconds.
How COVID-safe is dining in a restaurant's outdoor tent?
As restaurants gear up to extend outdoor dining in colder parts of the country, many are seating guests in enclosed and sometimes heated structures. But when it comes to virus transmission, is eating in covered outdoor setups less risky than inside?
Coronavirus drives holiday gift spending to a 4-year low, according to Gallup poll
Those polled estimate they'll spend an average of $805 on holiday gifts this year, down from $942 spent last year before the pandemic.
Strong sales of drugs, vaccines, propel Merck in third quarter
The Kenilworth, New Jersey, company on Tuesday reported a profit of $1.16 per share. Earnings, adjusted for non-recurring costs and costs related to mergers and acquisitions, came to $1.74 per share.
NYC eateries beg Gov. Cuomo to reopen — or at least get some info
Restaurant owners and lobbyists say they’ve heard zilch from Gov. Cuomo on his promise to consider increasing indoor dining capacity by the end of this month.
Chobani to boost minimum wage to $15 per hour
In efforts to prioritize people before profit, the greek yogurt company is paving the way for corporate responsibility amid a global pandemic
GM, Toyota drive up auto production as economy rebounds
Some of America's biggest automakers are ramping up production to meet customer demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
Pelosi 'remains optimistic' about COVID-19 relief package before Election Day
Pelosi's deputy cheif of staff, Drew Hammill, said the Speaker continues to "eagerly await" the Trump administration’s acceptance of Democrats' health language, including a national strategic plan on testing and contact tracing.
Liam Neeson's 'Honest Thief' tops US box office with low numbers due to the coronavirus pandemic
With the North American box office still struggling during the coronavirus pandemic, Liam Neeson’s thriller “Honest Thief” took the No. 1 spot for a second week of modest numbers.
Oxford, AstraZeneca vaccine shows promising immune response in older adults
The vaccine, now in late-stage human trials aimed at showing its efficacy and safety, is a front-runner in the global sprint for a shot to protect lives and jump-start economies hobbled by the pandemic.
IRS extends deadline for Americans to register for full stimulus money
Americans who are still awaiting the arrival of their full coronavirus stimulus check received extra time this week to register for the extra $500 payment for their children.
USDA authorizes $500 million in latest food box program
USDA is rolling out its fourth round of food purchases for its Farmers to Families Food Box Program
Varney: Return to coronavirus lockdowns? That depends on politics
On one side, President Trump wants to loosen restrictions. At the state level, Republicans have been leaders in opening up their economies. And they have been reluctant to reimpose restrictions as the caseload rises. Joe Biden goes the other way.
US economic recovery could stall out if Congress doesn't pass more coronavirus aid, experts warn
Despite months of wrangling between White House officials and Democratic leaders over another round of coronavirus relief, a deal before the November election appears increasingly unlikely, threatening to imperil the nation's recovery from the pandemic.
New home sales cool off after hot summer
Despite a September dip, sales are up 32.1% from a year ago.
Dow drops 650 points as S&P 500, Nasdaq post worst day since September
Investor sentiment is taking a hit as COVID-19 cases rise globally.
Dollar General pays employees the least among 25 retailers, according to UBS report
Workers at Dollar General are among the lowest-paid employees in the retail industry, despite the company's financial gains during COVID-19, a new report from investment bank UBS that analyzed employee-reported salaries on PayScale.


















