Coronavirus

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to hurt theater chains across the country, two drive-ins in southern California have emerged as some of the top earners in the nation for people looking to catch the latest superhero release from Marvel. 

Demand for Las Vegas casinos “will come back” in the long term, Hard Rock International Chairman Jim Allen told “Mornings with Maria” on Tuesday.

Joe Biden seems to be making the argument that just because the coronavirus happened on President Trump's watch, it is Trump's fault. That is an insult to our intelligence.

The U.S. has already manufactured and stockpiled "hundreds of thousands of doses" of coronavirus vaccines in the hopes that one will be effective in combating the virus.

As a result of the drastic drop in travel demand, experts say the hotels are grappling with one big question: whether to close their doors permanently.

Uber will require customers to upload a selfie wearing a mask before they are allowed to take a trip, the company announced Tuesday. 

Demand for air travel shows little signs of picking up.

Zoom Video Communications's market capitalization passed $125 billion for the first time after the company on Monday evening reported quarterly results that topped Wall Street estimates.

Traditional back-to-school businesses are experiencing a shake-up as the nation transitions to the start of a new school year, according to Yelp’s recent economic report.

According to a recent analyst note from JPMorgan, the expiration of the sweetened benefits "has not marked a sharp turning point for the overall economy." 

Just six states are paying out the $300-a-week federal portion of the sweetened aid over three weeks after President Trump signed an executive measure.

EXCLUSIVE: The Paycheck Protection Program supported more than 51 million jobs across the country amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report from Republicans on the House Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis.

Chocolate is leading the charge on the candy front as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

The Treasury Secretary said the White House intends to "keep trying."

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, riots and efforts to dismantle the city's police department, Minneapolis could be facing economic damage from which it may never be able to recover from, according to a new report. 

The Treasury Department said it has reclaimed a majority of the more than $1 billion worth of economic impact payments that were sent to dead people.

Long Island's Vincent's Clam Bar owner Bobby Marisi said New York officials should take into consideration increasing indoor dining capacity before more restaurants go under for good.

American Airlines will join competitors Delta and United on eliminating change fees in an effort to boost travel demand that has been slammed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Restaurants got a sweet surprise on Monday when the governor tweeted that restaurants across the state will be able to serve guests inside at 25% capacity, with social distancing between tables, beginning Sept. 4.

More than 30 other states have been approved for the program, but are not yet paying the extra dollars.