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As online travel giant Expedia struggles to survive the ravages of the coronavirus crisis, private equity has jumped in to help the company stay afloat and potentially ready it for sale when the economy restarts.

Trevor Milton, the founder and CEO of Nikola, said on "Power Lunch" that his company qualifies as a small business despite its high valuation.

More than 88 million households have received their Economic Impact Payment from the IRS as of April 17. That adds up to more than $158 billion. Find out where your state stands.

Boeing still needs to complete two software updates and clear a number of other hurdles, including a recertification flight, before the Max can be cleared to return to commercial service.

AT&T ran an external search to replace CEO Randall Stephenson but couldn't find a candidate that Elliott Management felt had enough experience with both media and telecommunications.

The decision to reinstate U.S. Navy Capt. Brett Crozier's command of the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt sits with Secretary of Defense Mark Esper.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced the launch of a new program Friday called "Restaurants Deliver: Home Meals for Seniors," which will use local eateries to prepare and deliver free food for older adults in need.

Many people are thinking that trip from the kitchen to the living room may not be such a bad commute.

The senators are asking the Small Business Administration to investigate a report that banks prioritized small business aid loan applications from wealthier clients.

The Republican National Committee paid Marc Kasowitz's law firm $20,000 for its role in defending President Trump during an impeachment inquiry.

U.S. equities made up some of their steep losses since Monday on the week's final day of trading, but still notched week-to-date losses.

Wednesday's class was the first the company has streamed live since it paused production earlier this month.

Stocks closed higher as oil extended its rebound from historic lows, but still posted their first weekly loss in three.

Stocks rose on Friday as oil prices clawed back even more of their historic losses from earlier in the week.

MGM reportedly has laid off around 7% of its staff, as the coronavirus pandemic had made basic job duties impossible to perform while movie releases are delayed and theaters are shuttered.

President Donald Trump on Friday attempted to walk back his dangerous and unfounded speculation about whether injecting disinfectants can help to treat Covid-19.

Joe Burrow and the other top NFL draft picks will make millions. Current player Byron Jones took to Twitter to offer his best money advice for the incoming rookies.

The NFL used its technology partnership with Microsoft to assist clubs collaborating with staff during the four-hour event.

In March, Amazon announced it would raise pay for workers by $2 per hour in the U.S.

As the U.S. economy has slowed to stem the surge of coronavirus, unemployment levels have hit record highs. Since March 16, roughly 26.4 million Americans have found themselves temporarily or permanently out of a job. But each state has been affected differently by the health and economic impacts of coronavirus.