Coronavirus

During the second and third weeks of March, when the majority of states implemented strict stay-at-home measures and directed businesses deemed non-essential to shutter to mitigate the spread of the virus, the closure rate of businesses skyrocketed.

Major pharmacy chains are reportedly seeing shortages of famotidine after its use in trials of a COVID-19 treatment

After three weeks of digital release, the 'Trolls' sequel has racked up nearly nearly five million rentals, generating more revenue for Universal than the original “Trolls” did during its five-month theatrical run.

Americans who rely on SNAP will be able to buy food online amid coronavirus pandemic.

Farmers markets, fitness equipment, outdoor sports and guns and ammunition have drawn more eyeballs with stay-at-home orders in place, according to Yelp.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney during his latest "My Take” argues Americans are getting restless in the good weather.

3M has ramped up production of N95 masks, so-called because they block 95% of very small particles including those containing the virus.

It is possible that workers could ask their bosses to leave them on furlough so they can collect the larger payments while avoiding potential health risks of returning to crowded workplaces.

Joe Biden and Speaker Pelosi are misusing coronavirus for political and economic gain, FOX Business' Stuart Varney argues in his latest "My Take."

FDA Commissioner Dr. Stephen Hahn said Red Cross and Mayo Clinic developers are scaling up their plasma treatments in anticipation of higher demand

The drugmaker cited fewer in-person meetings with subscribers and restrictions on patient movements due to shelter-in-place policies that weighed on the company's overall sales.

The loan program, which resumed Monday morning, exhausted its initial $349 billion in funding within 13 days.

Philanthropist Michael Milken has been in conversation with leading companies about responses to the coronavirus crisis.

The program is an integral part of the federal government's massive economic stimulus effort passed at the end of March.

UPS has partnered with CVS to deliver prescriptions to residents of a Florida retirement community starting in May.

"E-Tran,” the SBA’s electronic loan guarantee system, has been beset by technical errors and access issues since the second wave of funding for the low-interest loan program launched.

Lucky Devil now offers two adult-entertainment options: a drive-through pole-dance show for carry-out orders, and food deliveries by dancers.

At issue is how to balance protecting businesses from lawsuits that could lead to financial ruin, while also enabling justice for customers and workers.

Parts of the U.S. are starting to lift closures, and some of the quickest to do so have been rural states like Montana, Vermont and Alaska.

These scientists and their backers describe their work as a lockdown-era Manhattan Project, a nod to the World War II group of scientists who helped develop the atomic bomb. This time around, the scientists are marshaling brains and money to distill unorthodox ideas gleaned from around the globe.