Amid coronavirus, need for flu vaccine 'as great as ever,' AMA says
The American Medical Association (AMA) said the flu vaccine this year “is more important than ever."
Mnuchin, Pelosi make last-ditch push for coronavirus relief deal ahead of November election
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Wednesday that he will speak with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi about a coronavirus relief deal and is "hopeful" about the prospects of reaching an agreement before the November presidential election.
Store landlords face a battle for a cut of online sales
To offset some of the new risks, landlords are looking at whether they can include a portion of a retailer’s digital sales in the pot of revenue that is used to calculate the rent.
Elon Musk says he won't get coronavirus vaccine
The powerhouse billionaire disclosed that he wasn't concerned about contracting the virus that has so far infected over 7 million people in the U.S.
Cold weather means new challenges for struggling restaurants
As temperatures start to slide across the country, restaurants will have to coax patrons to come back inside, and it’s anyone’s guess how many actually will.
Hillary Clinton hits Zoom time limit on national TV
Viewers, many of whom have relied on the video conferencing service themselves in a world where live conversations have been disrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic, were tickled.
US private employers add 749,000 jobs in September, topping expectations
Private employers hired at a faster-than-expected pace in September, indicating the nation's pandemic-ravaged labor market is continuing to recover from the coronavirus crisis.
Stock futures drop after Trump-Biden debate
Investors will get the first of this week's jobs-related data with the ADP report on private sector employment
Seven airlines close billions of dollars in loans with Treasury
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin urges Congress to approve more aid for airline workers
Boeing to move all 787 Dreamliner production to South Carolina
Shift would end output of that jetliner in Seattle area as demand for planes plummets amid pandemic
China's factory activity accelerates at solid pace in Sept on boost from overseas demand
The official manufacturing Purchasing Manager's Index (PMI) rose to 51.5 in September from 51.0 in August
MGM says it can safely host conventions during COVID-19
MGM Resorts doesn’t want it to be a gamble for visitors to attend events at its properties.
Regeneron's COVID-19 drug effective in early disease stage
Company says it is discussing the positive preliminary drug trial results with regulators.
Disney to lay off 28,000 employees as COVID-19 continues to hammer its businesses
"As you can imagine, a decision of this magnitude is not easy," D'Amaro wrote in the letter to employees obtained by FOX Business. "For the last several months, our management team has worked tirelessly to avoid having to separate anyone from the company. We’ve cut expenses, suspended capital projects, furloughed our cast members while still paying benefits, and modified our operations to run as efficiently as possible, however, we simply cannot responsibly stay fully staffed while operating at such limited capacity."
Biden, Trump presidential campaigns ramp up Supreme Court ad wars
With the Supreme Court at the forefront of widespread political discussion ahead of Tuesday's presidential debate, partisan ad wars are shifting away from coronavirus and social justice.
Amazon launches Personal Shopper service for men
Amazon expands Personal Shopper service to men after successful women's launch.
Trump’s ‘secret voters’ may give him an edge: analysts
As Trump and Biden prepare to face off in the first of three presidential debates, the race may be tighter than it appears.
Target muscles in on Amazon’s Prime Day — again
Target has finally announced the date for its big annual shopping event — and it just so happens to coincide with Amazon’s Prime Day. Target’s Deal Days event will take place on October 13 and 14 and “will feature digital deals on hundreds of thousands of items, more than double last year,” the company said in a statement on Monday.
Those dying from COVID-19 are least likely to own life insurance
U.S. life insurers are paying out far fewer COVID-19 death claims than initially expected, largely because the virus is disproportionately killing people with little to no insurance.
Maryland restaurants brace for polystyrene ban to begin Thursday
A fiscal impact study conducted in 2017, before the ban was officially passed, estimated that the minimum financial impact for Maryland could be roughly $41 million dollars, with affected businesses, organizations and consumers in the state estimated to spend an additional $34.9 million annually to replace the restricted products.



















