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GOP Congressman Warns Young Americans Are Developing 'Bailout Mentality,' Says Country Must Get Back to Work
Colorado Rep. Ken Buck blasted the $2 trillion stimulus relief package.
G20 Scrambles to Rescue Global Oil Deal as Cash-Strapped Mexico Holds Out
All other members of OPEC agreed to cut 10 million barrels a day in production, a 23 percent reduction of the group's baseline.
Saudi-Russia Oil Price War Deal Takes Shape, but Market Still Faces Coronavirus Pain
Russia and OPEC representatives will meet Thursday following reports that a deal to end the price war is near.
Grocery Stores Are Avoiding Sales and Discounts During Coronavirus Pandemic
Some food retailers are stopping discounts to avoid crowded stores during the epidemic, but a lack of sales could also put a strain on people's already tight pocketbooks.
Trump Says He May Use Tariffs on Oil Imports to Protect U.S. Energy Jobs
"We're going to take care of our energy business. ... If I have to do something to protect thousands or tens of thousands of energy workers and our great companies that produce all these jobs, I'll do whatever I have to do," Trump said.
Los Angeles Files Charges Against Four Shops for Violating 'Safer at Home' Order
In addition to these four shops, the city attorney's office says it's considering prosecuting 30 other businesses accused of operating against city orders.
Customers Fume as Wells Fargo, Bank of America Struggle With Stimulus Loan Rollout
Friday was the first day the small business loans as promised in the coronavirus stimulus package were due to be distributed, but it didn't go well.
Trump Finally Tells Saudis, 'Enough Is Enough' As Oil Price War Devastates U.S. Producers, Markets
The Art of the Oil Deal? The president came to believe that the Saudis' oil-price war was targeting the U.S., not just Russia.
If Trump's Diplomacy Fails, $10 Oil Will Threaten U.S. Energy Independence
President Donald Trump meets U.S. energy company CEOs on Friday after a week of diplomacy to end an oil price war between Russia and Saudi Arabia.
The Best April Deals and Sales in Outdoor, Toys & Games, Eco-Friendly Products and More
As you think about shopping for the month, expect to find discounts on items to improve your experience outdoors, toys for the kids, and eco-friendly products to reduce your carbon footprint in honor of Earth Day.
Trump Says Russia and Saudi Arabia Are Discussing End to Oil Price War, Will Intervene 'At the Appropriate Time'
The dispute erupted last month and has driven down the price of oil in a market struggling under the coronavirus pandemic.
Pro Baseball Players Still Getting Paid During Coronavirus Shutdown, Some at $4,775 per Day
A minor-league player on the low end will receive $275 per day, or more than $8,000 a month while the shutdown continues. Veteran stars will receive up to $143,000 per month while not playing.
Dow Jones Set to Record Worst Quarter in More Than 3 Decades, Continuing Coronavirus Plunge
The Dow Jones is set to record its worst quarter in more than 30 years as the U.S. economy slows down amid the coronavirus pandemic, marking a dramatic drop and stark contrast to analysts' and President Donald Trump's predictions at the start of 2020 that "the best is yet to come."
The Average Woman Loses $407,760 Because of the Gender Wage Gap Over Her Lifetime
Equal Pay Day falls on March 31 this year. At the current rate of progress in the U.S., women won't catch up to men when it comes to how much they are paid until 2059. Here's a by-the-numbers look at the persistent gender wage gap.
How to Create the Perfect Home Office: Ideas From Home Depot, IKEA, Office Depot and More
We share tips from experts on how to achieve the perfect professional space in your home, as well as advice on where to buy office essentials.
47 Million Americans Work in Jobs at High Risk of Layoffs, Federal Reserve Analysis Says
The U.S. Federal Reserve analysts said the unemployment rate may soar past 32 percent and the coronavirus freeze on the economy could cost 47 million Americans their jobs.
The Coronavirus Will Change How We Work Forever
As the coronavirus pandemic continues more companies are sending employees home to work. Is it a passing phase—or a fundamental change in the way we do our jobs?
Biden, Sanders Demand 3-Month Freeze on Rent Payments, Eviction of Tenants Across U.S.
Democratic presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders joined state lawmakers in New York and California in calls to freeze and forgive rent payments, as millions of Americans struggle to make ends meet under coronavirus lockdown.
132 Websites Are Pushing Coronavirus Conspiracy Theories, Says NewsGuard Misinformation Monitor
NewsGuard's Misinformation Monitor tracks misinformation with exclusive data from five countries. Here's the latest edition.
Repairing U.S.-Russia Relations 'Now as Important as Ever' to Restore Global Economy, Kremlin's Sovereign Wealth Fund CEO Says
Kirill Dmitriev, the CEO of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, said multinational action is required to rebalance the coronavirus-striken world economy.
Recession Caused by Coronavirus Will Be 'Steeper Than What We've Seen Probably Ever Before,' Says Morgan Stanley CIO
"The question is, is it going to be short? Or is it going to be elongated?" Mike Wilson asked.
As Jobless Claims Surge, Here Are 7 Things To Do If You Lose Your Job
In normal times, getting laid off is stressful. But now, amid the coronavirus pandemic, it's a nightmare. These steps will help ease the financial strain, from navigating unemployment benefits to getting a break from creditors.