Coronavirus restrictions are wrongly targeting restaurants, Boston restauranteur says
The owner of Boston Chops encourages gatherings in restaurants because “they're an awful lot safer than house parties.”
White House claims Pfizer 'negotiating in public' on coronavirus vaccine allocation
The White House on Tuesday claimed that Pfizer is “negotiating in public” on the allocation of the forthcoming coronavirus vaccine and trying to embarrass the U.S. government in an effort to gain market share over its vaccine competitors.
Restaurants unite against Michigan's coronavirus restrictions
Hundreds of restaurant owners in Michigan came together to push back against coronavirus restrictions, Joe Vicari Restaurant Group owners told FOX Business.
Kodak cleared after federal loan probe, stock soars
Eastman Kodak Co. shares surged 69% Monday morning after a federal agency cleared the company of wrongdoing related to a $765 million loan that aided its pivot into drug-ingredient manufacturing.
California on the brink: Coronavirus rages and closures imminent
Much of California is on the brink of sweeping new restrictions on businesses and activities, a desperate attempt to slow the frighteningly rapid escalation of coronavirus cases that threatens to overwhelm hospitals.
Drug industry trade groups sue Trump admin over drug pricing rule
Drug industry trade groups filed two lawsuits against the Trump administration on Friday challenging new U.S. rules to lower drug prices, potentially undermining one of President Donald Trump’s flagship efforts to take on high drug costs.
Coronavirus breathalyzer, wearable armband tests are 'game changers' for economy
The newest COVID test coming to market will require a simple blow.
Arizona hospital holds dry run for vaccine distribution
Dr. John Pope, HonorHealth's vice president and chief medical officer, told FOX Business Friday that they have been planning for an event like this since the beginning of October.
Coronavirus stockpiling coming back, grocery store CEO Stew Leonard says
As coronavirus cases surge in the U.S. grocery store CEO Stew Leonard says "you're seeing people stockpiling a little bit."
Health care industry faces greater scrutiny around payments to doctors to promote products
The special fraud alert by the Office of Inspector General for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services—its first in six years—will at minimum prompt pharmaceutical and medical-device companies to take a hard look at the policies and controls associated with their speaker programs, compliance professionals say.
Medicare's Annual Enrollment Period ends on Dec. 7, use these ABCs to switch to a plan that's best for you
If you want to reevaluate your Medicare coverage, now’s your chance
5 Medicare surprises that could wreck your retirement
Millions of seniors rely on Medicare for health coverage, but misunderstanding how the program works could make for a financially rocky retirement. Here are a few aspects of the program that tend to catch retirees off guard.
Coronavirus vaccines should be widely available in US by spring 2021: Azar
Coronavirus vaccines should be widely available to everyone in the U.S. by the second quarter of next year, Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar told FOX Business, on the heels of the U.K. granting emergency-use authorization for Pfizer’s vaccine.
How a couple’s quest to cure cancer led to the West’s first COVID-19 vaccine
It has taken 10 months for Germany’s BioNTech SE and its U.S. partner, Pfizer Inc., to develop the vaccine that was granted emergency-use authorization in the U.K. on Wednesday. Yet, for BioNTech’s founders, Ugur Sahin and Özlem Türeci, the husband-and-wife team behind the successful endeavor, it was the outcome of three decades of work.
Nurses at New York hospitals strike over coronavirus protections, contract negotiations
The New York State Nurses Association is supporting strikes at two hospitals in New Rochelle and Albany where nurses say staff and patients are not being properly protected from coronavirus due to a lack of PPE and understaffing.
Trader Joe's workers in 'state of terror' over NY's coronavirus surge
Trader Joe's -- which was founded in California in 1967 -- has more than 500 locations spread over 42 states and the District of Columbia.
Is shopping in stores safe during the pandemic?
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says holiday shopping in crowded stores is a “higher risk” activity.
FDA announces advisory committee meeting to discuss Moderna vaccine candidate
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday announced it has scheduled a meeting this month to discuss the request for emergency use authorization (EUA) for a COVID-19 vaccine from Moderna Inc.
New coronavirus surge will cause many deaths: Chief scientist behind Operation Warp Speed
The "current surge in coronavirus cases" is "very concerning" to the chief scientist behind Operation Warp Speed.
First blood test to help diagnose Alzheimer’s goes on sale
To be diagnosed, people must have symptoms such as memory loss plus evidence of a buildup of a protein called beta-amyloid in the brain.


















