Pelosi questions COVID-19 treatments’ effect on Trump’s mental fitness after relief talks fall apart
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pondered out loud whether President Trump’s use of an anti-inflammatory drug “was impacting his thinking” following the abrupt halt of negotiations over the next coronavirus stimulus bill, according to reports.
NY loses more residents than any state during coronavirus pandemic
Moving requests from New York City were 52% above the national average in August.
Navarro defends Trump stopping COVID aid talks, says president has 'taken action in face of inaction'
President Trump is the only person who has taken any action to help Americans during the coronavirus pandemic since the passage of the CARES Act in March, White House trade adviser Peter Navarro told Fox Business Network's “The Claman Countdown” Tuesday.
Loan forgiveness underway for SBA's Paycheck Protection Program
The Small Business Administration is in the process of forgiving potentially millions of loans under the Paycheck Protection Program that were approved to support small businesses during the coronavirus pandemic, expecting the process will proceed efficiently.
The paint colors pandemic-weary Americans are choosing for DIY projects
Paint sales aren’t drying up in 2020.
Coronavirus pandemic causes children’s vaccinations in this state to plummet: report
The coronavirus pandemic is reportedly behind a drop in children’s vaccinations in Washington state, according to a report.
Pelosi cites Fed's Powell in latest push for coronavirus relief deal
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi cited Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Tuesday in her latest push for a coronavirus relief deal.
AMC theaters and Cinemark have no plans to close amid coronavirus pandemic despite Regal shuttering
Despite what their competition is doing, theater exhibitor Cinemark and AMC say they have no plans to shut down their locations.
Minnesota coronavirus hospital could become homeless shelter as hundreds of layoffs loom
A St. Paul, Minn., hospital treating COVID-19 patients could become a homeless shelter as its parent company faces revenue losses.
'The Batman,' 'Dune' release dates pushed back by Warner Bros. due to coronavirus concerns
In what amounts to further bad news for the already struggling theater industry, Warner Bros. is pushing back the release of key titles such as “Dune,” and “The Batman.”
Teen unemployment during coronavirus leads to lowest spending in two decades
Just 33% of teens surveyed had a part-time job, and 23% blamed COVID-19 for making it tougher to find one, a new report on Gen Z spending habits suggests.
Trade deficit hits $67.1 billion, widest in 14 years
The Commerce Department said on Tuesday the trade deficit jumped 5.9% to $67.1 billion, the widest since August 2006.
Moderna sees shortcomings in coronavirus trial minority enrollment, faces delays: report
Moderna’s hired contractors have not enrolled enough trial participants from minority groups to determine efficacy in these populations, per a report.
Instagram starts hiding 'potentially offensive' comments
The new function builds on the social media platform's previous filter, concealing comments similar to those that have been the subjects of previous complaints.
US commercial bankruptcies up 33% amid coronavirus pandemic
The number of U.S. businesses that have sought relief in bankruptcy court is up 33% to date compared to pre-pandemic times, according to new data compiled by legal service firm Epiq.
Dow falls 375 points as Trump cans stimulus talks in Pelosi showdown
A another round of COVID-19 relief looks less likely.
Ohio distillery owner pivots amid coronavirus to save jobs ahead of its 10-year anniversary
A look at how Ohio's Watershed Distillery pivoted amid the coronavirus pandemic to save jobs and its business.
How coronavirus changed the retail landscape
The coronavirus pandemic accelerated a major shift in the retail industry. Traffic to stores evaporated. Online credit-card transactions soared. E-commerce sales in the second quarter rose by 44.5% compared with the same period in 2019 and they now make up 16% of all U.S. retail sales, according to the Commerce Department.
NYSE’s iconic stock broker Peter Tuchman talks COVID-19 battle
The New York Stock Exchange's most iconic stock broker, Peter Tuchman, told FOX News' Neil Cavuto that he is doing better after being diagnosed with COVID-19 in March but that there is still a long road to recovery ahead.
Southwest CEO announces pay cuts to avoid layoffs, furloughs through 2021
In a video to employees Monday, Southwest CEO Gary Kelly announced that the airline will need to "sacrifice more" by undergoing pay cuts in an effort to avoid layoffs and furloughs through 2021 amid the coronavirus pandemic's ongoing impact on travel demand.



















