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A bankruptcy filing would cap a long decline for the iconic 118-year-old department store chain, which has struggled with a nearly $4 billion debt load and competition from e-commerce firms.

In the seven weeks since the nation's economy came to a near standstill, more than 33 million Americans have filed for first-time unemployment benefits.

The paralyzed U.S. economy, and the tidal wave of layoffs, pushed the unemployment rate to the highest level since record-keeping began in 1948.

Most states typically provide 26 weeks of unemployment benefits, but in response to the pandemic, states will be allowed to provide 13 additional weeks of federally funded assistance.

Investors brace for historically negative jobs report

Nearly all the job growth in the 11 years since the Great Recession ended may have vanished in one month

The U.S. imports 85% of its seafood. That's about to change.

Here are the states where you can make a living – even during a crisis like the coronavirus.

Consumers stopped using their credit cards in March as the coronavirus shut down the economy, according to data from the Federal Reserve.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has signed an executive order extending the state's stay-at-home order from May 15 until May 28.

The federal Bankruptcy Code of 1978, the basis of modern bankruptcy law, reflects the Supreme Court's 1934 ruling that bankruptcy law was designed to offer a new opportunity in life' unhampered by debt.