College students get creative to make money amid depreciated job market
College students are creating new ways to make money like like Texas A&M sophomore Tamarek Sweat's custom clothing business, which services more than 30 universities.
This Disney World hotel won't reopen this year as others stay closed indefinitely
Walt Disney World has postponed the reopening of its Polynesian Village Resort until summer 2021 after pushing back the reopening date a number of times this year.
MGM Resorts lays off 18,000 workers amid coronavirus pandemic
The layoffs at MGM capped a wave of job cuts and buyouts seen across a broad array of industries as a result of the virus, which has since infected more than 6 million people across the nation.
Varney: Big-city exodus is a significant demographic shift
The truth is, the coronavirus is reshaping our society. And at this moment, our biggest cities are taking an enormous hit.
De Blasio hints indoor dining won't return in NYC until COVID-19 vaccine
The resumption of indoor dining in New York City hinges on a "huge step forward" — like the development of a coronavirus vaccine, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Monday.
Want to retire in 2021? 3 tips to make that happen
Intent on leaving the workforce for good in 2021? Here are some things you can do to increase your chances of meeting that goal.
$600-a-week unemployment boost lessened pain of coronavirus recession, study shows
The $600-a-week federal unemployment boost padded Americans' wallet with an extra $9 billion, playing a key role in lessening the financial pain of the coronavirus-induced economic recession.
Four of China's five largest state-owned banks prepare for bad debt from COVID-19
BEIJING/SHANGHAI - Four of China’s five largest state-owned banks said they have increased their provisions against bad debt to brace for future losses due to the impact of the global coronavirus pandemic.
Owner of major Broadway theaters sues insurance companies over coronavirus payouts
The lawsuit, filed with the Southern District of New York, alleges that Federal Insurance Company "flatly denied coverage, refusing to pay even a penny to help Jujamcyn" while Pacific Indemnity paid the company $250,000, a fraction of what it claims it should've been paid under its insurance policy.
FDA commissioner says willing to fast-track coronavirus vaccine: report
The head of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is willing to fast-track a COVID-19 vaccine as quickly as possible, the Financial Times reported him as saying in an interview published on Sunday.
American Airlines cuts October flying capacity by 55%
The move comes on the heels of news that the airline will furlough or layoff approximately 19,000 employees in October following the expiration of federal aid allotted to the industry under the CARES Act.
Pelosi would rather have nothing than Republicans' $1.3T coronavirus aid package: Meadows
White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows accused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday of rejecting Republicans' latest compromise of a $1.3 trillion coronavirus aid package that would include enhanced unemployment insurance and help for small businesses.
FDA expands emergency use of Gilead's remdesivir in hospitalized COVID-19 patients
The drug was authorized in May for use in patients with a severe form of the illness
Bankrupt Hertz seeks $5.4M in executive bonuses
Just months after Hertz Global Holdings Inc. shelled out $16.2 million in extra pay meant to keep executives from leaving as the coronavirus pandemic decimated the travel industry, the car-rental company wants to pass out an additional $14.6 million in bonuses.
Friday night takeout is keeping U.S. restaurants afloat during economic, COVID-19 crises
While the COVID-19 pandemic has marked the and of weekly traditions like Taco Tuesdays, Wine Wednesdays, and Sunday brunches, new habits like ordering Friday night takeout and delivery may be bringing economically-devastated restaurants back from a point of no return.
Fast-food giants race to perfect the drive-through experience
As restaurants across the country have closed their doors -- many permanently -- fast-food and fast-casual chains have taken the opportunity to claim the market and plan to utilize drive-throughs to help expand their reach.
U.S. coronavirus cases near six million as companies plan fresh layoffs
The daily U.S. COVID-19 case count has now risen for five days straight.
More sellers list homes, but eager buyers snap up inventory
The number of new homes on the market is recovering closer to levels seen before the pandemic.
Hamptons businesses seizing economic opportunity as NYC residents extend stays
Seasonal businesses will stay open past Labor Day amid increased demand.
Dow turns positive for 2020, with S&P on pace for best August since ‘84
Stocks extended their streak of new highs as the race for the White House kicked into high gear.



















