More than 100,000 bars and restaurants — or 15% of all eating and drinking establishments — have permanently closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to National Restaurant Association estimates.
Nikola is resetting investor expectations following fraud claims involving the company's technologies and its founder, Trevor Milton, who resigned as executive chairman last week.
Fed-driven investments such as fixed-income and high-yield funds as well as Environmental, Social and Governance-related tactics are growing popular among ETF and ETP investors, says ETFGI's Deborah Fuhr.
Facebook announced Wednesday it's integrating its Messenger chat with Instagram direct messages, pushing it toward its goal of a unified messaging system.
Companies added jobs at a faster-than-expected pace in September due in good part to a surge in manufacturing hires, according to a report Wednesday from ADP.
Pending home sales rose 8.8% in August, reaching a record high pace, according to the National Association of Realtors survey, which dates to January 2001. Sales were 24.2% higher than August 2019.
The former vice president and his wife, Jill, reported $944,737 in taxable income last year and paid $299,346, or a 31% tax rate, in federal income taxes.
The U.S. House of Representatives Oversight and Reform Committee is holding a hearing with current and former executives of three major drug companies on the high cost of prescription drugs in the U.S.
Hardly a minute went by in the debate without one of the candidates angrily interrupting the other, whether on the coronavirus pandemic, the Supreme Court or the economy.
Parents and students can start filing their FAFSA forms for the 2021-22 school year on Oct. 1. If you’ve experienced financial hardship due to Covid-19, there are a few extra steps this year.
The Treasury Department says it plans to upsize loans to airlines under a $25 billion federal program after major carriers Delta and Southwest decided to stick with the private market.
The stock grant suggests that Cook's performance over the past decade is viewed highly by Apple's board, which wants to make sure that he will be paid competitively through 2025 if he continues to be the CEO of Apple.
The defense lawyer for former national security advisor Michael Flynn told a judge on Tuesday that she had talked about Flynn's criminal case with President Donald Trump.
Executives at both companies are expected to extend the talks, according to two people familiar with the negotiations.
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