Coronavirus

If you choose to enroll in Cobra, you'll continue the same medical-plan coverage you had when you were working. Supplemental coverage, such as disability and life insurance, aren't covered.

Millions of the surgical masks already arrived, but the company missed an April 30 deadline outlined in the contract for certification of the N95 masks.

Sampathkumar is on the staff at the Mayo Clinic, which is starting to get support from the NBA and its players for a study that will aim to shed more light on how antibody testing can help the medical world further understand COVID-19.

Despite a tough landscape that brought many businesses to a halt, the U.S. tech sector, led by Apple, has avoided the worst of the coronavirus-related uncertainty.

The grant will allow Copan to produce more than 1 million COVID-19 test kits per week by early July.

Restaurant owners say they have little sense of how many consumers will feel safe to eat out again, and under what circumstances.

The NYSE and CME are struggling with how to safely reopen exchange trading floors.

Teams must also thoroughly disinfect any equipment used, from basketballs to weight-room equipment

Overseas shipments in April rose 3.5% from a year earlier

April's unemployment rate may be the highest since the Great Depression

The Jobless claims filings are estimated at 3 million for the past week

Fewer shoppers visited stores in April amid coronavirus pandemic, while low gas prices also ate into sales

The first phase of the deal was signed earlier this year

The plant is expected to be fully operational by late May

The company said it's consolidating all worldwide staff activities to its existing office in Houston

Peloton sales have surged 66 percent in the fiscal third quarter as the coronavirus pandemic led to an increase in home workouts.

The NFL has set protocols for reopening team facilities and has told the 32 teams to have them in place by May 15.

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Papa John's had its biggest sales month in April despite coronavirus, according to the company's CEO Rob Lynch.

Four Major League Soccer teams took the first small step toward returning to play Wednesday by allowing players to use team training fields for individual workouts.