Coronavirus

John Schneider said virtual concerts are a good way to connect to fans.

An immunity card, passport, app or other form of ID would be used to identify people who have been tested as either COVID-19 positive or negative.

In the age of coronavirus travel means going to the local store. That re-definition is hurting the traditional travel industry

As weeks of lockdowns were extended in nation after nation, governments were pressed to ease restrictions on key businesses and industries.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention changed its recommendation to urge Americans to wear cloth face covering made from household items like a T-shirt or a non-surgical mask when out in public.

Earlier this week, Walmart Grocery was the top downloaded shopping app on Google Play and Apple’s App store, according to analytics firm App Annie.

Many of the item prices are comparable to normal market prices, per a report.

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Some summer camps have already notified families that they won’t open due to the coronavirus crisis.

This quiet calculus is being performed daily by people who must keep working during the coronavirus pandemic and say the social distancing required is nearly impossible to practice in the enclosed spaces of New York City’s public transit system.

Amtrak said last week that daily ridership was down 96% and future bookings were 95% lower.

The deductions tend to favor higher-end restaurants, the part of the industry that’s been hardest hit by the economic dislocation.

Each day brings new questions for nurses, who are deciding how much they’re willing to sacrifice, said Cynda Rushton, professor of nursing and bioethics at Johns Hopkins University,

The woman began to show symptoms four days after running errands at local grocery stores.

About one in 10 Americans has lost their job in the past three weeks.

New York state is getting help from Google to overhaul a decades-old unemployment benefits system that has left laid-off workers frustrated and awaiting help.

The $2.3 trillion CARES Act sets aside $25 billion in cash grants for U.S. airlines, and about 90 percent of that money is expected to go to the nation’s six largest carriers.

On Thursday, the CDC extended its “No Sail Order” for all cruise ships for at least 100 days.

Small business owners reported varying degrees of success in receiving the financial aid.

The company also cautioned that hydroxychloroquine has “several serious known side effects” and tests are so far inconclusive over its safety and efficacy in treating COVID-19.