Coronavirus

The Labor Department released weekly jobless claims data on Thursday morning.

The Senate voted Wednesday to repeal a President Biden-backed federal COVID-19 vaccine mandate for private businesses.

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) expects the volume of passengers at airports throughout December to near pre-pandemic volumes.

U.S. job openings unexpectedly climbed to a near-record high in October, as employers struggled to onboard new workers amid an ongoing labor shortage.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer reportedly told business owners that she sees COVID-19 vaccine mandates as “a problem" for both businesses and her government.

New York City business leader Kathryn Wylde says de Blasio's private sector vaccine mandate will damage economic recovery.

Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said Wednesday that the company's COVID-19 booster shot would be enough to "maintain protection" against the omicron variant.

A Canadian drugmaker said its plant-based COVID-19 vaccine showed strong protection against the virus and will soon seek authorization at home and elsewhere.

New York City business owners weigh in on Mayor Bill de Blasio’s vaccine mandate.

Former FDA Commissioner Dr. Stephen Hahn told “Mornings with Maria” Tuesday, that despite the omicron being more “transmissible” than other variants, it’s “encouraging” to see the COVID-19 booster protect against the disease.

The newest coronavirus variant may have fueled stock-market volatility in recent days, but Morgan Stanley analysts are arguing that stock investors should be more concerned about the Federal Reserve and its newfound response to the "on fire" economic data.

Major U.S. pharmacies are being stretched thin because of the ongoing labor shortage hitting the nation and in some cases, it's making it even harder to get a coronavirus vaccine.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said his new vaccine mandate for all private businesses is necessary to "avert shutdowns."

Prices at the gas pump have dipped once again, and they're likely to drop even more, according to an industry expert.

A Norwegian Cruise Line ship with at least 10 passengers and crew members infected with COVID-19 docked Sunday in New Orleans, where health officials said they were trying to disembark people without worsening the spread of the coronavirus illness.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said Sunday that his state “will be the home of semiconductor manufacturing going forward” as the chip shortage has been affecting companies around the globe.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced this week that its international travel requirements have changed.

Pharmacies are reportedly running out of important prescription medications, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) shows there are about 111 drugs on backorder – including heart medications, antibiotics and cancer drugs.

Google said it is delaying its required return-to-office plans that were scheduled to start Jan. 10 at the earliest for U.S. offices.

Although the U.S. economy created fewer jobs than expected in November, most industries still added to their payrolls last month – with white-collar businesses leading the way.