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Vice President Pence's campaign events in Arizona and Florida this week were cancelled as both states report a spike in coronavirus cases.

Health care workers are fighting a new battle regarding their mental health and well-being due to Covid-19, as deaths have recently topped 120,000 people.

When the economy was booming, credit card issuers fell over themselves to lure borrowers and their debt, mailing hundreds of millions of no-interest solicitations.

Delta and the pilots' labor union reached an agreement for early retirements as the carrier scrambles to reduce headcount.

In a tweet on Friday, Kanye West shared a photo of clothing being taken out of bag that says "developed by Yeezy and GAP."

Ford unveiled its new F-150 pickup Thursday night with surprising new features, like an integrated generator and hidden bottle openers for worksites and tailgate parties.

Digital health has been thriving during the pandemic, as patients see alternatives to in-person care, but not every business will do well, according to experts.

Older people with underlying health conditions are most vulnerable to coronavirus and heat-related illness as a particularly blistering summer approaches.

Before the coronavirus pandemic paralyzed the economy and left millions of Americans unemployed, there was a student loan crisis. Now, things are expected to get much worse.

Key questions for the second half include how much more can be expected of the expensive growth-stock goliaths in pushing the indexes forward as investors wait for the recovery to gain traction?

Small caps, emerging market stocks and banks could make for an interesting long-term trade from this point on, says John Davi of Astoria Portfolio Advisors.

Ubben through this trade has turned $154 million of investors' money into $1.46 billion

The reality is that President Xi has already decided who he prefers to be the victor in our 2020 elections.

The Trump administration is calling for internet reform. Decisions made now will impact how internet platforms monetize content and could remove a liability shield.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel cautioned Saturday that the coronavirus pandemic is far from over, as regional outbreaks gave rise to fears of a second wave.

Experts advising the federal government say authorities should now prioritize reducing mortality over containing the spread of the virus.

Coca-Cola on Friday announced it will be pausing advertising on all social media.

Children held more than 20 days at certain facilities should be released by July 17, Judge Dolly Gee said.

Luckin Coffee announced Friday that its board of directors is moving to force out director and Chairman Charles Zhengyao Lu.

The coronavirus has infected more than 9.64 million people around the world as of Friday, killing at least 490,055 people.