Coronavirus

Apple is reportedly forging ahead with plans to release four new iPhone models later this year.

As the coronavirus pandemic disrupts supply chains, American farmers are plowing under healthy crops.

Gov. Brian Kemp last week announced that he was relaxing restrictions despite health experts’ warnings of a potential surge in infections.

Johnson compared the disease to an invisible street criminal whom Britons were wrestling to the floor.

Here is what is going on across Disney theme parks and resorts while COVID-19 keeps them closed until further notice.

Prices at the pump have dropped 61 cents over the past nine weeks

The outlook for sales, profit margins and capital spending is the worst it has been since the financial crisis

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The previous high was 6.2 million last year

The company is preparing to seek bankruptcy protection in a Dallas federal court as soon as Monday

The U.S. government will cap how much each bank can lend under the emergency loan program designed to keep workers on payrolls amid the coronavirus pandemic

The nation's largest retailer suggested that more mobile testing units could be in the works in the state.

A McDonald's spokesperson says the chain will "move thoughtfully and judiciously," telling FOX Business "this is not a race."

Chicago-based restaurant chain Potbelly Sandwich Shops said it is returning the money after getting "further clarification from the Treasury Department."

Whole Foods Market adds grocery pickup service for seniors.

Smithfield closed the plant indefinitely because of the outbreak and faced complaints that it wasn't doing enough to protect its workers.

As some states prepare to open for business amid the coronavirus pandemic, Director of the Center for Health Security of Johns Hopkins University's Bloomberg School of Public Health Dr. Tom Inglesby warned that businesses choosing to reopen need to understand the risks that come with the decision and need to make plans to mitigate those risks as best they can. 

Chick-fil-A has canceled its "First 100" meal giveaways amid the coronavirus.

The billions of dollars in coronavirus relief targeted at small businesses may not prevent many of them from ending up in bankruptcy court

Health officials have urged hospitals to suspend elective surgeries since mid-March.