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Tenants who are months behind on rent now face the end to a federal eviction moratorium Saturday
French security forces are bracing for protests against the country's upcoming special virus passes that will be needed to enter restaurants
A national eviction moratorium is set to expire Saturday night after President Joe Biden and Congress failed to extend it
The Russian hackers behind the massive SolarWinds cyberespionage campaign broke into the email accounts of some of the most prominent federal prosecutors’ offices around the country last year
A wealthy San Francisco couple notched a record nearly half-million-dollar buyout to vacate their luxury apartment of three decades
The Senate has advanced a roughly $1 trillion infrastructure plan with a bipartisan group of senators helping it clear one more hurdle on Friday
Families are starting to spend the money from the expanded child tax credit
Congress is trying to extend the nation's eviction moratorium just hours before it is set to expire
Walmart is reversing its mask policy and will require all its workers including vaccinated one in areas with high infection rates to wear masks
Since early 2020, banks across the U.S. have been banned from foreclosing on homes as part of the federal government’s efforts to assist families feeling economic pain caused by the pandemic
American consumers increased their spending by 1% in June — a dose of energy for an economy that is quickly rebounding from the pandemic recession but is facing new risks led by the delta variant of the coronavirus
Exxon Mobil reported profits of $4.69 billion in the second quarter, when demand for fuel recovered from lows reached earlier in the pandemic
Asian shares and U.S. futures are lower after stocks pushed broadly higher on Wall Street
President Joe Biden’s requirement for federal workers to reveal their COVID-19 vaccination status is going to force some uncomfortable questions not only at government agencies but at private companies
About one-fifth of flight attendants say they've witnessed a physical incident with a passenger this year
For President Joe Biden and the senators laboring over a nearly $1 trillion infrastructure package, there’s just one question left: Can enough Republicans get to yes
KFC and Taco Bell parent Yum Brands posted better-than-expected sales in the second quarter thanks to stronger customer demand and a record store building spree
Scarlett Johansson is suing the Walt Disney Co. over its streaming release of “Black Widow,” which she said breached her contract and deprived her of potential earnings
Fueled by vaccinations and government aid, the U.S. economy grew at a solid 6.5% annual rate last quarter in another sign that the nation has achieved a sustained recovery from the pandemic recession
Retail trading app Robinhood made its Wall Street debut on the Nasdaq with its IPO.
Prosecutors say Nikola founder Trevor Milton's misleading statements targeted retail investors.
Robinhood has already changed how and which people trade stocks
A Spanish judge investigating alleged tax fraud by Colombian musician Shakira has recommended that the case go to trial after concluding there is evidence that the pop star could have avoided her fiscal obligations to the state
Merck’s second-quarter profit dove 49%, mainly due to a big charge for an acquisition and a higher tax rate, though sales of its vaccines and medicines used in hospitals rebounded from the effects of the pandemic
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A German federal court has ruled that the golden shade of the foil wrap on a popular chocolate Easter bunny enjoys protected status
Tunisia’s president has ordered the creation of a special body to manage the country’s coronavirus crisis amid raging infections and public anger over the government’s handling of the pandemic
Ron Popeil, an American original who died this week at 86, thrived in the world of infomercials and home-shopping channels
Asian stocks are rising after the Federal Reserve kept its accommodative monetary policies and signaled that the U.S. economic recovery was on track
The Senate has voted to start work on a nearly $1 trillion national infrastructure package
Robinhood is about to sell its own stock on Wall Street, the very place the online brokerage has rattled with its stated goal of democratizing finance
President Joe Biden is set to announce that federal employees must show proof they’ve received a coronavirus vaccine or submit to regular testing and stringent social distancing, masking and travel restrictions
President Joe Biden has leapt back into the Senate’s up-and-down efforts to clinch a bipartisan $1 trillion infrastructure deal
Sky-high sales prices for pickup trucks and SUVs helped Ford Motor Co. turn a surprise second-quarter profit despite a global shortage of computer chips that cut production in half
Boeing reported its first quarterly profit since 2019 and its revenue topped expectations as the giant aircraft maker tries to dig out from the most difficult stretch in its history
Workplace vaccine requirements have emerged as the latest hot-button issue.
Three-quarters of the members of the Israeli parliament have called on Ben & Jerry’s to reverse its decision to stop selling ice cream in Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and contested east Jerusalem
The Federal Reserve said Wednesday that the economy is strengthening and making progress toward its employment and inflation goals, a small step closer to dialing back its ultra-low-interest rate policies
A British journalist and her publisher are fighting a defamation claim from billionaire Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich over a book about the rise of Russian President Vladimir Putin
The former lover of Spain’s King Emeritus Juan Carlos has filed a lawsuit with a British court accusing him of spying on her
Indian American hotel owners are suing two of the world's biggest hotel chains, accusing them of gouging franchisees with fees, penalties and overpriced products
Norfolk Southern’s second-quarter profit more than doubled as the number of shipments the railroad hauled rebounded 25% from the worst of the coronavirus pandemic a year ago
President Emmanuel Macron has reasserted France’s presence in the Pacific on a visit to French Polynesia aimed in part at countering growing Chinese dominance in the region
McDonald’s posted better-than-expected sales in the second quarter as dining rooms reopened and new products like the Crispy Chicken Sandwich drew customers
Foreign shareholders in China’s tech companies are learning what its entrepreneurs have long known: The ruling Communist Party’s decisions about what is good for the economy can hurt your business
The World Health Organization says the number of coronavirus deaths globally jumped by 21% in the last week
Asian stock markets are lower after Wall Street pulled back from a record
A chemical cousin of pot’s main intoxicating ingredient has rocketed to popularity over the last year
NBC Universal is still waiting to see if there will be a surge of interest in viewership for the Tokyo Summer Olympics
The company has denied its products cause cancer.
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