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Johnson & Johnson's stock lost more than 23% - dropping from $146 at the beginning of the year to below $112 in late March - then spiked 35% to around $150 now. That means it has fully recovered to the levels where it st...

The yellow metal has been white hot this year. But those who rush to buy it could still end up in the red.

As coronavirus has sent more shoppers buying online, Google, after several failed attempts in the past, is taking yet another swipe at industry giant Amazon. The question is, will it work this time?

Congress is scrambling to pass another stimulus law before time runs out.

Covid-19 has many ways to hurt property-and-casualty insurers, but when people shelter at home, it helps them a lot, too.

Amex says card holders are still spending money to rack up travel points, possibly planning trips for when the coronavirus pandemic is under control.

Andy Borowitz jokes that instead of throwing out the first pitch at on the opening day of the baseball season, Donald Trump eliminated freedom of speech.

After dismissing the effectiveness of face masks for months, President Donald Trump softened his tone Monday, calling it "patriotic" to keep your face covered in public. That same evening, however, he attended a GOP fund...

US Air Force US Army Gen. Robert Abrams, the commander of United States Forces Korea (USFK), reiterated that the composition of the US military forces mirrored that of America's society. "In my opinion, I've been doing t...

Jeffrey Greenberg/Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images The Ascena Retail Group will shutter at least 157 Lane Bryant stores. Ascena also owns Catherines and Justice, as well as Ann Inc., the parent co...

No matter how much good stuff you have at a garage sale, it won't bring in shoppers if you don't have an attractive and accessible presentation. To draw people in, use these tips to show off your pieces so effectively th...

The regulation allows banks to add employees with past convictions for trivial crimes after the industry complained the prior rules were too severe.

Telecommuting is emerging as a coveted perk. Workers and their companies see the benefits, but how will they feel in 2021?

Jeffrey Epstein's New York townhouse, listed for $88 million, and Palm Beach residence, listed for about $22 million, are hitting the market. Epstein was found dead in his jail cell last August in a death ruled a suicide...

The U.S. service sector continued to contract in July as manufacturing saw its first improvement since February, according to flash PMI data from IHS Markit on Friday.

Eight years after I first reported the problem, California's Board of Pharmacy is moving ahead with new rules for drugstores' auto-refill programs.

A decline in big tech stocks also dragged the market lower.

With 'Greenland' moved to September, 'Tenet,' 'Unhinged' and 'Mulan' delayed indefinitely and 'A Quiet Place Part II' pushed to 2021, the summer movie season is dead.

For the most part, Microsoft's eight-minute demo of Halo Infinite convinced me that Master Chief is back in the hands of good storytellers.

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Tesla's second major US car plant will be in Austin, Texas, the company announced this week. President Trump took credit for the move in an interview with Fox News on Thursday night. "I said, 'Elon build a factory in Tex...