Coronavirus

China is on the hunt for US crude and a lot of it.

Home Depot sales jumped 23% in the second quarter as customers worked on their homes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Delta Airlines announced Tuesday a partnership with CVS Health to speed up employee COVID-19 testing that the company said would “build confidence about traveling” for its customers.

Uber Technologies Inc on Monday said it would continue operating its revenue-generating food delivery business Uber Eats even if its ride-hail business should be forced shut in California at the end of this week following a court order.

North Carolina's flagship university canceled in-person classes for undergraduates just a week into the fall semester Monday as college campuses around the U.S. scramble to deal with coronavirus clusters linked in some cases to student housing, off-campus parties and packed bars.

People have until the end of September to provide information about qualifying dependents.

Google has revealed how it scaled its Google Meet teleconferencing service to meet the demand for online meetings during the coronavirus pandemic.

It’s hard to schedule workers when the future is so uncertain.

Two New Jersey firms have agreed to sell at cost approximately 11 million items of coronavirus personal protective equipment in a deal with federal prosecutors to resolve price-gouging charges.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday that gyms can reopen in the state next week, at one-third capacity and with social distancing and health precautions.

The firm believes S&P 500 earnings will be boosted by a sharp rebound in sales and expanding profit margins as the economy recovers and investor confidence gains momentum.

American Airlines has asked a judge to throw out a class-action lawsuit seeking air-fare refunds for trips that were canceled amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

The announcement marks the company's second hiring spree since the pandemic and resulting economic shutdowns began in March.

JD.com sales rose 34% as more customers shopped online in the wake of COVID-19.

The convention would have attracted about 50,000 people to Milwaukee and injected about $250 million into the economy of the key presidential battleground state.

U.S. airlines have scrambled to reassure travelers that planes are safe. They require passengers to wear face masks and are cleaning cabins more thoroughly, even spraying seats with anti-microbial mist.

The owner of Food Lion, Giant Food and Stop & Shop is allocating more funds to its e-commerce operations as the coronavirus pandemic prompts more people to buy groceries online.

German authorities announced an investigation into Amazon on Sunday, focusing on the company's relationship with third-party sellers who use its website.  

The Peebles Corporation CEO Don Peebles said violent protests could leave America's cities "reeling" for decades.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem rejected the federal government's offer of an additional $300 in weekly unemployment benefits and touted her state's economic recovery amid the coronavirus pandemic.