Coronavirus

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is calling on Americans to wear facial coverings following new findings that increased mask use has been effective in helping to prevent transmission of the coronavirus.

Airbnb on Tuesday announced that guests booked more than 1 million nights’ worth of future stays – a milestone not reached since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic in early March.

All 162 Heritage Brand outlet stores will shut down by mid-2021.

Between February and May New York City lost 937,000 jobs.

The results of the annual American Fitness Index were released on Tuesday.

The report comes after Tesla Fremont employees returned to work in May over the objections of local health officials.

Miami Beach will close and prohibit all short-term and vacation rentals starting Thursday at 12:01 a.m. as part of the city's modified reopening order.

Major U.S. banks increased reserves against loan defaults during the COVID-19 pandemic while California backtracked on reopenings.

A majority of small businesses that tapped the taxpayer-funded Paycheck Protection Program expect to run out of money by the first week of August.

As the nut crop yield hits a record 3 billion pounds and export prices are reportedly down at least 20 percent, farmers are nervous.

Fund managers increased their cash piles amid a declining belief the U.S. economy will see a rapid V-shaped recovery.

Amazon has opened health care centers near its warehouse facilities in five major cities.

Doctors had been predicting a surge in deaths because Florida’s daily reported infection cases have gone from about 2,000 a day to more than 12,000 in the past month.

Damage done by the jet’s grounding and the coronavirus crisis continue to mount.

The fast-food chain typically holds its annual customer appreciation day every July 14 in honor of its bovine mascot.

Would-be retirees now face a difficult decision: Should they continue with their original plans or put retirement off for a few more years?

New York City in disarray amid violence and misguided leadership, FOX Business' Stuart Varney argues in his latest "My Take."

Contact tracing is the process of locating individuals who have been in contact with a coronavirus-positive person.

The spread of the novel coronavirus around the globe and the resulting economic slowdown have pummeled the banking industry and raised concerns about loan defaults by consumers and big businesses alike.

Hospitals in New York, New Jersey and other areas that faced high numbers of COVID-19 patients earlier this year, bought and used large amounts of drugs, including painkillers and sedatives for the sickest patients on mechanical ventilators.