AstraZeneca COVID-19 trial on hold in US as FDA investigates UK participant's serious illness
“We don’t have all facts, so we don’t know the causation per se of this, but we really need to look into it," FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn said.
Bill Gates questions credibility of FDA, suggests agency may be becoming politicized
The billionaire suggested that the agency, which he once deemed a top-notch regulator, may be falling victim to political pressure.
Amazon Air takes off during coronavirus with rapid summer expansion to its fleet
While the airline industry continues to suffer from the financial devastation left behind by the coronavirus pandemic, Amazon's air cargo business appears to be taking off.
Nasdaq rallies, as financials limit S&P, Dow gains
Investor optimism is on the rise as a COVID-19 vaccine nears.
Sony denies making millions of fewer PS5 consoles than planned
Sony is denying reports that it is making millions fewer PlayStation 5 gaming consoles than initially expected.
Facebook buys REI’s new HQ in coronavirus sale
Facebook Inc. is buying Recreational Equipment Inc.’s custom-designed new headquarters near Seattle.
JPMorgan sends some traders home after employee tests positive for COVID-19: Report
The news comes less than one week after the bank told senior employees of the sales and trading operations in London and New York that they and their teams must return to the office by Sept. 21.
Home Depot co-founder on economic recovery: 'I wish that Congress could come together again now'
Arthur Blank, the co-founder of retail giant Home Depot and owner of the Atlanta Falcons, predicted that as long as trends continue to move “in the right direction” amid the coronavirus pandemic, the economy will progress “back to much more of a state of normal.”
Flywheel, SoulCycle competitor, files for bankruptcy
Flywheel Sports Inc. files for bankruptcy as gyms struggle amid Coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus brings Mexican toilet paper to US
Retailers are buying up foreign toilet paper brands, mostly from Mexico, as they struggle to keep up with demand.
US industrial production growth slows, up 0.4% in August
The slight uptick in U.S. industrial production followed gains of 3.5% in July and 6.1% in June, when the industrial sector knocked down by the pandemic began to rebound.
Singapore Airlines considers piloting 'flights to nowhere' to boost business: report
This will be one heck of a trip if it ultimately takes flight.
Delta to avoid most involuntary furloughs, but pilots still face layoffs
Delta Air Lines said Tuesday it will avoid involuntary furloughs for most frontline employees except pilots.
Iconic New York bagel company pivots business model to ship bagels across the globe
How Bagel Boss pivoted and rebooted a shelved idea to keep its employees and increase profits during the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus pandemic prompts Marriott Vacations to cut 3,300 employees
In its latest bid to weather the pandemic, the company hopes the cuts will help "re-balance its workforce to better align with the evolving needs of the business," the filing said.
Nearly half of Americans who lost job to pandemic can't last a month on savings
Nearly half of all Americans who lost a job during the coronavirus pandemic are strapped for cash and could not last a month off their savings.
Coronavirus fueling Americans' search for online shopping deals
As Americans are strapped for cash and limited by coronavirus restrictions imposed on brick-and-mortar retailers, a new survey by online payment firm Paypal and online coupon browser extension Honey has found a surge in consumers who are seeking out online deals.
H&M bounces back from coronavirus slump
H&M beat quarterly profit forecasts as it recovered more quickly than expected from a coronavirus-induced slump.
No coronavirus vaccine for entire world until 2024... at best: CEO of producer
Adar Poonawalla, the chief executive officer of the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer, said in an interview Monday that the world will likely have to wait until the end of 2024 for total inoculation from the coronavirus-- at best.
JPMorgan CEO Dimon says economic recovery could be derailed
JPMorgan Chase & Co Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said the economic recovery from the coronavirus recession could be derailed by a lack of additional economic stimulus, the election, and a second wave of infections.



















