Coronavirus

New Jersey Business & Industry Association President Michelle Siekerka argued that reopening indoor dining at a quarter capacity is keeping the industry and small businesses at risk.

With one in every six restaurants closed permanently or for the "long term" the restaurant industry is on track to lose $240 billion in sales by the end of the year.

Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez discussed the progress the Florida county has made in recovering from the coronavirus pandemic and how far it has left to go.

Parents are spending more on food online fueled by back to school.

The company that runs New York Sports Club and Lucille Roberts gyms filed for bankruptcy protection on Monday, as business and memberships decline at gyms in parts of the nation still grapple with the novel coronavirus pandemic.

Stocks rallied Monday amid further optimism over a COVID-19 vaccine and after a flurry of deals.

In July thousands of business loan fraud reports were filed, study shows.

Resorts in the U.S. and Mexico are providing space and amenities for remote learning while the coronavirus pandemic keeps kids out of the classroom.

It's tough to get your arms around this: The party of "working people" has just rejected more government help for working people.

Goldman Sachs economists said last week that a faster-than-expected snapback in consumer spending will allow the U.S. economy to grow at a 35% pace in the third quarter, up from its previous forecast of 30% growth.

Park MGM will prohibit tobacco smoke inside when it opens at the end of September, making it the first smoke-free casino.

Amazon said it has already opened over 75 new fulfillment, sortation centers, regional air hubs, and delivery stations in North America this year. 

Netflix is resuming the production of its original film “Red Notice,” according to two of its A-list actors.

COVID-19 has crushed some companies while creating opportunities for others.

To extend outdoor dining as long as possible, restaurant owners around the country are arming themselves with heaters and preparing to construct tents. Many owners, however, agree that these measures will be no match for the weather come November.

United CEO Scott Kirby said Sunday that while some industries of the economy have been able to recover, "anything to do with leisure, hospitality, meeting, convention services [and] restaurants are all hurting, and frankly, are near depression levels."

While Bourla acknowledged the possibility Pfizer's vaccine candidate could fail, he argued that he doesn't believe any potential financial hit will "break the company" despite investing at least $1.5 billion in the effort.

With the pandemic still present and keeping many movie theaters throughout the country shuttered, current box office numbers are far from normal.

White House trade adviser Peter Navarro said he'd prefer JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon as New York City mayor over Bill de Blasio after Dimon called most of the bank's trading staff back to the office by Sept. 21 despite the coronavirus pandemic.

Pfizer and BioNTech reiterated that results from their vaccine candidate's late-stage trial could be available as early as October.