Coronavirus

The pandemic-fueled growth in the adoption of software robots designed to ease routine office work is making one task a lot easier for chief information officers: selling the idea to their corporate bosses.

Moderna, Inc. CEO Stéphane Bancel reportedly said that he believes the COVID-19 pandemic could be over in a year as vaccine production continues.

Strategic Resource Group managing director Burt Flickinger provides insight into supply chain issues hitting American retailers.

Charter school enrollment rose over 7 percent since 2019, signaling an exodus from public schools amid restrictive coronavirus rules.

The first diplomatic infections of COVID-19 are being reported after foreign dignitaries from around the world attended the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday authorized Pfizer booster shots for people above the age of 65 or who are at high risk.

A Justice Department-led panel is investigating Zoom Video Communications Inc.’s deal to buy an American customer-service software company, citing potential national-security risks posed by the U.S. videoconferencing giant’s China ties.

The Federal Reserve signaled at the conclusion of its two-day meeting this week that it will begin slowing its aggressive bond-buying program later this year, the first step that policymakers will take to dialing back pandemic-era support for the U.S. economy.

Four more Amazon and Whole Foods employees were handsomely rewarded with brand new cars as part of the company's campaign to encourage employees to get vaccinated against the coronavirus.

FIRST ON FOX: United Airlines employees have filed a lawsuit against the airline over its coronavirus vaccine mandate.

New job posting site Red Balloon connects job-seekers with employers that do not require COVID-19 vaccinations or force 'woke' culture in the workplace

The FAA on Tuesday asked airlines to step up their efforts in curbing an ongoing rise in reported incidents involving unruly passengers.

America’s largest homebuilders are warning that supply chain disruptions caused by COVID-19 are not going away anytime soon.

A woman in California said she was denied service at a local Dunkin’ location because she’s deaf and asked employees to remove their masks so she could read their lips.

The Federal Reserve kicked off a much-anticipated meeting this week during which policymakers are widely expected to shed light on their plans to begin dialing back support for the U.S. economy – a decision complicated by rising inflation and lackluster job growth.

Bookings on Virgin Atlantic on Monday evening increased by more than 600% compared to a week earlier, with New York accounting for most of the bookings, the airline said.

Johnson & Johnson said a booster dose of its COVID-19 vaccine administered two months after the first shot increased protection against symptomatic illness in trial participants, as federal regulators evaluate data for the country’s strategy for rolling out boosters.

Melinda French Gates will meet with Vice President Kamala Harris Tuesday morning to discuss the world's response to the coronavirus pandemic as concerns grow over the highly contagious delta variant.

The U.S. economy is losing momentum in its recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development said Tuesday.

Former WWE star and now-Knox County, Tennessee Mayor Glenn Jacobs joins 'Kennedy' to detail the fight against President Biden's vaccine mandates and its threat to American freedom