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Jeff Bezos has pulled out of a $90-million deal for a 120-acre site owned by the estate of late Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.

With play suspended until at least May, empty stadiums and no games to broadcast mean huge losses from ticket sales, concessions, sponsorships and TV rights fees. If play doesn't return, the cost to major U.S. sports lea...

Fox Business announced on Friday that Trish Regan, the host of the network’s “Trish Regan Primetime” program, has been let...

A medical-device entrepreneur has a slimmed-down design for a $10,000 ventilator that he hopes to mass produce to fight COVID-19, pending FDA approval.

The law provides clear guidelines on what small businesses are eligible, and what their loans will look like.

Medics and other experts are calling on the World Health Organization (WHO) to recommend that national governments should lower speed limits on their roads as a means of reducing hospital admissions during the coronaviru...

If ever there was a doubt about how the uber affluent are faring amid a pandemic for the ages, billionaire David Geffen wants to make it abundantly clear that, for his part, he's doing just fine -- and he wishes us all t...

Russia is beginning a "non-working week" in an attempt to curb the spread of the coronavirus. The consequences for public health and politics could be significant.

The Monetary Authority of Singapore has granted an exemption from holding a license to a number of cryptocurrency companies operating in the country under the new Payment Services Act. Among the companies benefiting from...

General Motors Co has reached a $120 million settlement with owners who claimed that their vehicles lost value because of defective ignition switches, which have been linked to 124 deaths.

Fox Corp.'s business channel said it parted ways with host Trish Regan, who was taken off the air two weeks ago after she dismissed concerns over the coronavirus pandemic as "impeachment all over again."

Some Internal Revenue Service (IRS) call centers and services are temporarily shutting down in response to COVID-19.

In another warning sign of how hard the coronavirus crisis may punish the U.S. economy, American consumer confidence in March saw its sharpest drop since the Great Recession in 2008.

The World Health Organization (WHO) and the video game industry have teamed up on #PlayApartTogether, a campaign that encourages physical distancing.

The coronavirus has taken a toll on the workforce, and now you can see a list of who's hiring, freezing hires, laying off people, or rescinding job offers.

Getty President Donald Trump's pride and ego will have "global repercussions" for tackling the coronavirus pandemic, said a South Korean doctor whose aggressive approach to tackling the virus was a model for the country'...

Ashley Madison recovered from a devastating hack in 2015, and now it has more than twice as many "married dating" members as it did before the breach.

"If we take everything a little bit too seriously, then we find it incredibly difficult to recover," says Ben Soffer, creator of @boywithnojob.

"At some point, everything's going to go south on you. 'You're going to say, this is it. This is how I end.' Now you can either accept that... Or you can get to work."

Once the coronavirus pandemic is over, we won't just quickly snap back to normal. Some of the new habits we're learning will be permanent.

Entrepreneurs need to think differently about how their operate their businesses during this unprecedented time. Learn the top 10 must-do's on how to pivot your business during a crisis.

Attorney and social enterprise advocate Marc J. Lane discusses how the current crisis is affecting impact companies, the need to conserve cash and how their challenges differ from those facing other businesses.