Coronavirus

Marketers are eager to get back to their productions, but they are taking precautions and rethinking future strategies.

Tech companies are giving their employees more freedom to work from anywhere.

Negotiators are trying to bridge the divide between a $1 trillion aid package put forward by Senate Republicans at the end of July, and the $3 trillion legislation passed by House Democrats in May. The Trump administration rejected an offer by Pelosi earlier this month to meet in the middle on a $2 trillion price tag.

The move puts Telegram in direct competition with Apple's FaceTime as well as Zoom, both of which have seen increased usage because of the work-from-home and stay-at-home orders that have been put in place since the pandemic started.

More than 4,000 of Walmart's 4,700 locations will extend their closing time.

Colorado has seen record home sales despite the coronavirus pandemic.

The Loews Sapphire Falls Resort and Universal's Aventura Hotel will temporarily close on Aug. 21.

Ten staffers at Westbrook Inc., Will and Jada Pinkett Smith's media company, have tested positive for COVID-19, according to a new report.

The surge in home-buying during the coronavirus pandemic is leaving would-be purchasers at a disadvantage.

Proponents say that rapid, at-home COVID-19 testing would allow for real-time detection of new clusters of cases, including asymptomatic individuals -- before they can spread.

With hundreds of deaths reported each day, students returning to class and football teams charging ahead with plans to play, Texas leaders who grappled with testing shortages for much of the pandemic are now facing the opposite problem: not enough takers.

Working parents going on six months without school or camp are about to take another hit: rising child-care costs.

AMC Theatres is eager to get customers back in its seats. 

Three U.S. companies are currently in Phase 3 clinical trials of vaccines and are on pace to develop one before the end of the year. The country expects 500 million doses to be available before Dec. 31, Trump said during a news conference.

The officials who opted out had their jobs guaranteed for the 2021 season.

On Thursday, Delta Air Lines announced its entire workforce would be tested for the coronavirus by the end of the month.

Congress went on break without a coronavirus aid deal and retail sales softened.

The trade group representing major U.S. carriers analyzed which states were experiencing the greatest impact on air service and air-travel demand during the COVID-19 crisis.

There are several key issues that Democrats and Republicans are fiercely divided about

The robots aren't replacing any humans, but they do help ease hotel guests' concerns in the middle of coronavirus.