Varney: New York City is a virus victim
Big city problems are getting a lot worse for New York, and pre-coronavirus normal won't be returning any time soon, FOX Business' Stuart Varney argues in his latest "My Take."
United Airlines to resume flights between US, China in July
United will resume operating twice-weekly flights between San Francisco International Airport and Shanghai's Pudong International Airport via Seoul's Incheon International Airport beginning July 8.
Europe restricts visitors from the US amid coronavirus resurgence
The European continent on Tuesday reopened to visitors from 14 countries, but not the U.S., where some of the states that pushed hardest and earliest to reopen their economies are now in retreat because of an alarming surge in confirmed coronavirus infections.
PPP set to expire with $134 billion left over as Congress weighs next steps
On Tuesday, the final day for small businesses to apply for a forgivable loan through the Paycheck Protection Program, there remains $134 billion in the fund. What happens to the money now?
Taco Bell tries to juice app downloads with free chalupa deal
Fast-food chains are leaning on their mobile apps to help them through the coronavirus pandemic, pitching them as a way to limit contact between employees and customers by eliminating the need to pay on-premise.
FDA to issue guidance on COVID-19 vaccine approval
The guidance is expected to be discussed by FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn in an appearance Tuesday.
Coronavirus patients not likely to pay out of pocket for treatment drug remdesivir: HHS secretary
Gilead Sciences announced it will charge U.S. hospitals $3,120 for a patient with commercial insurance for a typical treatment course.
How risky is flying during the coronavirus pandemic?
For air travel, and all other types of transportation, the CDC recommends washing your hands, maintaining social distancing and wearing face coverings.
In Los Angeles, an economy built on freelancers crumbles
Creative freelancers—with little job protection and incomes reliant on people leaving their homes—have been some of the hardest hit in the coronavirus-driven recession, according to economists.
Arizona shuts bars, gyms again to curb spread of coronavirus
If the closure order isn’t extended and the businesses are allowed to reopen at the end of July, local health officials and law enforcement will be able to enforce strict social distancing and limit how many people can enter.
Shell takes $22B write-down, expecting lower oil and gas prices
The Anglo-Dutch energy giant’s action follows a similarly large write-down by BP
Stock futures limp into final trading session of the quarter
Wall Street is aiming for a positive quarter
Elon Musk: Tesla breaking even in 2Q will be 'tight' due to coronavirus
Tesla has reportedly been focused on ramping up production of its Model Y SUV during the second quarter
Pizza Hut, Wendy's franchisee expected to file for bankruptcy
The franchisee owns more than 1,200 Pizza Hut restaurants and 385 Wendy's
Coronavirus leads Ford to launch job-loss return policy
Ford Promise is a new return program that has been launched to help customers during the coronavirus pandemic.
Prestigious Williams College to cut tuition, require coronavirus tests for fall reopening
It said the reopening is contingent on how the virus spreads.
Las Vegas workers sue casinos over COVID-19 safety
Las Vegas Strip hospitality workers filed a lawsuit against casino operators on Monday accusing the companies of failing to protect employees from Covid-19, one of the first efforts to hold employers legally responsible for infections as cases in the U.S. surge.
Mirror acquisition leads Lululemon shares to rise in after-hours trading
Shares of Lululemon are up more than 3 percent in after-hours trading Monday on news of the athletic apparel company's plans to acquire home fitness startup Mirror for $500 million.
Top US CEOs see coronavirus economic effects enduring
Most businesses do not expect to recover to pre-pandemic levels until the end of next year.
Fed Chair Powell says economy faces 'new challenges' from virus
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said the reopening of the U.S. economy -- and the accompanying upturn in spending and hiring this spring -- has happened sooner than central bank officials expected.



















