Coronavirus

Government handouts sold as pandemic relief since COVID-19 hit the U.S. in early 2020 continue to fuel shortages in the tight labor market, experts say.

The Secret Service returned $286 million in fraudulently-obtained COVID relief funds to the SBA that fell under the Economic Injury Disaster Loans.

As students enter their second full school year after the passage of the American Rescue Plan, just over 12% of its education funding has been spent.

Moderna is suing Pfizer and BioNTech, alleging the companies copied its technology used to create their COVID-19 vaccine. The lawsuits were filed in Massachusetts and Germany.

Vaccinations will no longer be required for audiences attending the Metropolitan Opera during its next season. The Met initially made masks optional for attendees back in July.

Pfizer Inc and BioNTech's COVID vaccine was approved for use in children under 5 years old in June, and new studies have shown the vaccine to be 73.2% effective within that age group.

Working from home has significant benefits for corporate diversity efforts. JPMorgan CEO Dimon’s return to office plan is based on incorrect information.

Instacart eyes IPO as revenues grow in Q1 and Q2 increasing its valuation. Competitor Doordash's revenue increased less. Pandemic helped both companies.

Pfizer Inc and BioNTech announced on Monday that they are looking for the U.S. to approve their retooled COVID booster, which targets the omicron variant.

Novavax's protein-based Coronavirus vaccine has been recommended by the US CDC for adolescents aged 12-17 years old after receiving emergency use authorization for adults in June.

Adidas CEO Kasper Rorsted will be stepping down from his position next year. The German-based company has already begun looking for its next chief executive.

Americans may have to pay the bill for COVID-19 treatments and shots as the Biden administration plans a government pullback.

Former acting CDC director Dr. Richard Besser provides insight on the CDC's response to COVID-19, and failure to keep the public informed.

Viral video purportedly shows panicked shoppers scrambling to escape a Shanghai Ikea over the weekend as authorities shut down the store over COVID-19.

Bill Gates called for South Korea to step up its efforts to prevent infectious diseases like COVID-19 and stressed the need for the world to be better prepared for the next pandemic.

Illinois health care workers who filed a lawsuit against their employers' vaccine mandate were awarded a $10 million settlement after arguing the rule violated Title VII.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney discusses the CDC's new approach to COVID as public hysteria subsides and the difficulty of restoring trust in public health policy

Pfizer Chairman and CEO Albert Bourla said he was isolating and taking a course of Paxlovid after testing positive for COVID-19 and experiencing mild symptoms.

Carnival Cruise Line is simplifying its testing and vaccination protocol for its guests on its fleet of ships on all cruises under 16 nights. Vaccinated passengers won't test.

Novavax fell 31% Tuesday amid falling demand for the COVID-19 shot from low and middle-income nations, which caused the company to cut its annual expectations in half.