NYC on verge of another indoor dining shutdown amid coronavirus spike
The Big Apple could shut down indoor dining next week if the coronavirus infection rate does not slow down, officials privately acknowledge.
Hundreds of companies that got stimulus aid have failed
About 300 companies that received as much as half a billion dollars in pandemic-related government loans have filed for bankruptcy.
Hunters, fishers turning to Kentucky native's app for outdoors community
With more people reconnecting with the outdoors as the coronavirus pandemic eliminates many indoor activities, GoWild, an up-and-coming app for hunters and fishers, wants to help users of all skill levels grow and connect.
Owner of Minneapolis salon burned to the ground asks for police support amid crime surge
A Minneapolis business owner told "Fox & Friends" the community isn't getting the help they had before as city officials clash with the police commissioner over funding.
Coronavirus puts iconic South Florida restaurant in 'different scenario,' owner says
The owner of Joe's Stone Crab has never experienced anything like the coronavirus pandemic.
NY restaurant groups slam Gov. Cuomo COVID-19 curfew: 'A huge blow'
Cuomo ordered bars, restaurants and any other establishments with state liquor licenses to end indoor and outdoor dining by 10 p.m.
Texas restaurants will not survive winter if second shutdown happens, industry leader warns
As states begin to reimpose restrictions on dining due to an increase in coronavirus cases, Texas Restaurant Association president and CEO Emily Williams Knight told Fox Business Network Wednesday a second shutdown would be detrimental to the industry.
Military veterans have it best in these US cities in 2020: report
On Monday, WalletHub published a report that found the best cities for military veterans to live.
Fed: Stock market not overvalued, climate change emerging as risk
The Fed releases new details in its biannual report on the financial system.
Paycheck Protection Program fraud accusations continue to grow
The federal government has been flooded with reports of potential fraud in the Paycheck Protection Program, a vital lifeline that helped keep small businesses afloat during the coronavirus pandemic.
As Biden wins, business groups turn focus to coronavirus relief
Many businesses are still struggling due to the financial effects of the pandemic.
Google ad costs, not its alleged monopoly, irks businesses
The Justice Department sued Google saying the company’s dominance in online search and advertising harms rivals and consumers
Coronavirus lockdown a top concern ahead of Election Day, Pennsylvania business owner says
The coronavirus pandemic will be top of mind for one small business owner in battleground Pennsylvania before heading to the voting booth.
Federal Reserve adjusts Main Street lending program to aid pandemic-stricken small businesses
The Federal Reserve announced Friday that it will adjust its Main Street lending program to better support small businesses still reeling from the coronavirus pandemic
Billions in coronavirus relief may have been sent to scammers, watchdog says
A Small Business Administration program intended to keep entrepreneurs afloat during the coronavirus pandemic may have sent billions of dollars to scammers and ineligible applicants, according to a new watchdog report.
Iowa whiskey distilleries collaborate to help suffering restaurant community amid coronavirus
At the start of the coronavirus shutdown, five Midwest distilleries came up with the idea of creating a collaborative whiskey to help servers, restaurateurs, and bartenders across Iowa.
NYC's iconic Strand bookstore warns it may close as pandemic weighs on business
The 93-year old book shop, one of 48 original stores still standing on New York City's famous Book Row on 4th Avenue, has survived the Great Depression, two World Wars, the rise of e-books, and online and big-box bookstores.
Single Ohio mom achieves dream of launching boutique after losing job amid coronavirus pandemic
A.J. Francis, from Cleveland, started her own online boutique after she lost her job as a home health aide earlier this year.
Election Day preparations: Retailers, business owners bracing for potential unrest, officials say
Business owners in some parts of the nation are concerned and uncertain as to whether they should open on or around Election Day.
6,500 new restaurants opened in September, despite coronavirus pandemic difficulties: report
Restaurants are opening “at a higher rate than one might expect” during the coronavirus pandemic, according to new data from Yelp.