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With the president in the hospital, the administration will rely more on the type of virtual teamwork that many companies have adopted.

Six others who attended a White House event with the president have tested positive for the coronavirus.

Consumer confidence in September saw its biggest jump in 17 years.

Regeneron's COVID-19 cocktail has made it a hot company for investors and consumers.

President Trump's tweet announcing he tested positive for COVID-19 is his most liked Twitter post ever.

Social media companies are on "high alert" both before and following November's presidential election. 

The president's infection may make even his most ardent supporters behave more cautiously, staying at home and spending less.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, in the middle of stimulus negotiations, will be tested daily for COVID-19.

Volatility spiked after Trump's positive COVID-19 test.

U.S. equity futures are off their worst levels since the initial announcement

President Trump and first lady Melania Trump have both tested positive for the coronavirus.

The $2.2T bill is unlikely to receive Republican support.

The U.S. economy lost 22 million jobs at the outset of the coronavirus outbreak.

The largest mall in the United States is opening a dedicated retail space to businesses encumbered by the pandemic and unprecedented civil unrest in the wake of George Floyd’s death.

Spending on the 2020 election is set to obliterate all previous records at nearly $11 billion, according to new campaign finance data released Thursday.

The leading outside group that’s supporting President Trump's reelection hauled in nearly $100 million in fundraising the past three months, narrowly edging out the top outside group that’s backing Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s White House bid.

October, historically a rocky one for stocks, is off to a solid start

Palantir Technologies, a data analytics firm co-founded by billionaire entrepreneur Peter Thiel, reached a valuation of $22 billion Wednesday after debuting on the New York Stock Exchange, according to reports.

The U.S. Treasury Secretary said the payments would be ‘similar’ to last time.

The Fed is keeping a lid on bank dividend hikes and stock buybacks.