Coronavirus

New daily coronavirus cases continued to drift down from July highs this week, but deaths remained elevated, a legacy of the surge of new infections that swept the South and West last month.

Following a growing season last year filled with battering rainfall and bitter trade wars, U.S. farmers hoped 2020 would provide them an opportunity to make up some ground. Instead, the situation has grown worse for many as prices remain depressed.

Delta said its resumed service would include daily flights from Seattle to Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing and Shanghai

The fast-casual burger chain will grant payments ranging from $250 to $400

The parents demanded Big Ten officials revisit their decision or provide more details on how it was reached.

Boeing Co said on Friday it is developing a hand-held wand that emits ultraviolet light to neutralize bacteria and viruses, part of a suite of methods to disinfect flight deck surfaces and controls, as well as surfaces throughout the cabin.

The White House threatened to veto emergency legislation the House is slated to pass Saturday that would infuse the United States Postal Service with $25 billion and reverse cost-cutting measures that have slowed down mail delivery. 

Delta Air Lines and the union representing its pilots said on Friday they remain in talks to avoid furloughs after 1,806 pilots agreed to early retirement programs, with the airline pointing to the outlook for a pandemic recovery as key to its final decision.

Barstool Sports CEO Dave Portnoy thought Wednesday that he had "maybe" been infected with coronavirus, but on Thursday morning he announced he had beaten the deadly virus. 

Why hotels across the country are catering to 'micro-wedding' trend during coronavirus pandemic

Strong housing and manufacturing and services data lifted stocks.

Americans have faced many stresses in the pandemic, of which paper-towel scarcity is hardly among the worst. Yet the forces behind the shortage nearly six months into the crisis help explain the broad lack of U.S. preparedness that has made the pandemic worse than it might have been.

Near record-low mortgage rates have made home buying more affordable for buyers, and many are acting to capitalize on those loans.

The loan was approved on Aug. 7, the SEC filing shows, one day before the PPP closed to new applicants with more than $130 billion leftover.

Tempting as it may be to sign up for Social Security before FRA due to the pandemic, here are three reasons not to.

The nation’s nursing homes need an aggressive and comprehensive federal approach to the Covid-19 crisis, including supplying facilities with personal protective gear, assisting with staffing shortages and offering coronavirus testing with rapid results, according to recommendations from a commission convened by the Trump administration.

Foot Locker reported top- and bottom-line results that outpaced expectations while navigating COVID-19.

Trump signed an executive order on Aug. 8 to offer $300 a week in federally funded enhanced unemployment benefits for workers laid off during the coronavirus pandemic.

Investors will examine the latest data on existing home sales

“I don't think, strategically, it's where we should go right now," the House Speaker said.