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The New York City Police Foundation has purchased 450,000 coronavirus prevention supplies for officers.

The fast-food chain is offering a Nacho Cheese Doritos Locos Taco at the drive-thrus of participating locations.

Without a steady source of revenue, many businesses have conducted layoffs or garnished employee wages to conserve resources.

The furloughed employees will not be paid by the company but will be eligible for unemployment benefits

Walmart will begin taking the temperatures of its workers when they report to work.

The United States was poised Tuesday to overtake China’s reported virus death toll of 3,300.

Here's how cities and states hit hardest by the pandemic are responding.

American companies Honeywell, United Technologies, MyPillow and Jockey announced they would join the fight to combat the coronavirus during a task force briefing on Monday.

Ford Motor Company announced on Monday that it will partner with GE Healthcare to produce 50,000 ventilators within 100 days at its plant in Michigan.

Johnson & Johnson is the latest company to tout its progress toward a usable coronavirus vaccine.

Banks are rolling out hardship programs for cardholders financially slammed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Here are companies that have temporarily closed their brick-and-mortar stores to slow the spread of COVID-19 in the U.S.

Health care workers are dreading the prospect of such dire scenarios as U.S. hospitals brace for a looming surge in patients who need breathing machines and other resources that could soon be in critically short supply.

The country's most successful companies have stepped up to the plate with offers of cash, supplies and other forms of relief.

Humana and Cigna will waive consumer costs related to coronavirus.

Messy bookshelves, barking dogs or kids running around in the background of your video chat are all things to consider before giving colleagues a bird’s-eye view into your personal life.  

While health workers fight for machines and face masks, the Brooklyn Chop House is handling food.

After facing criticism from President Trump over the speed of its ventilator production, General Motors announced on Friday that it had dedicated a second facility to build ventilators.

Fed up with slow medical supply production, Nine Line Apparel founder Tyler Merritt is self-funding mass produced masks to sell at driven-down prices.

Angel investor Shervin Pishevar is funding and designing 3-D printable ventilators and masks in an attempt to mend coronavirus medical supply shortages.