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The order blocked a lower court's ruling pending the filing of a formal request for the Supreme Court to review the case on appeal from the Trump administration.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said state law requires President Donald Trump to wear a mask guarding against coronavirus when he visits a Ford factory.

Expedia's first quarter earnings report shows how the Covid-19 pandemic has battered the travel industry.

The meeting, which ended April 29, concluded with the central bank's policymaking arm holding steady on interest rates and pondering future measures ahead.

In the lawsuit, Tesla asserted that the county's rules on mandated Covid-19 shutdowns contradicted California state policy.

The bipartisan proposal from Sens. Amy Klobuchar, Ben Sasse, Cory Booker and Tim Scott aims to help workers who lost their jobs during the coronavirus pandemic get new skills training.

Uncle Sam will allow you to put away up to $3,600 into a health savings account in 2021 if you have self-only coverage and a high-deductible health plan. That number is $7,200 for family coverage.

Almost two-thirds of the Covid-19 cases were reported in just four countries, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said.

L Brands said Wednesday it still remains committed to make Bath & Body Works a "pure-play public company," with Victoria's Secret operating as another standalone business.

Pro-Biden super PAC Unite the Country saw a fundraising slide during the peak of the coronavirus lockdown and while the Biden campaign pushed donors to give to another group.

The University of California is imposing a system-wide freeze on salaries of its non-unionized employees due to enormous financial losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic, President Janet Napolitano said Monday.

An Amazon salesman's claim gets at how the company is simultaneously working with oil companies and becoming more reliant on renewable energy.

Stocks rose sharply on Wednesday after strong retail earnings from the likes of Lowe's and Target. Three experts weigh in on what it could mean for the market.

Stocks rose, building on this week's gains, as traders increased bets of an economic recovery with more states easing stay-at-home orders.

Shares of Facebook reached an all-time high, with Wall Street being bullish on the company's move to e-commerce. Facebook stock soared more than 6% in morning trading.

"I think this is going to be a continuous shift until there's a vaccine," Robert Reffkin, CEO of Compass, told CNBC.

YouTube executive says ads that contain Covid-specific messaging are performing about the same as those that don't.

Sony Pictures may have sold the Tom Hanks-helmed "Greyhound" to Apple for $70 million, but that doesn't mean that the studio is shifting away from movie theaters.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar and other lawmakers say a combination of Uber Eats and Grubhub "would combine two of the three largest food delivery application providers and raise serious competition issues in many markets around the country."

Hedge fund manager Ricky Sandler is privately telling his friends that he supports the idea of herd immunity as a way to fight the coronavirus and get back to normal.