A survey of 4,300 travel insurance customers by Richmond, Virginia-based insurer Allianz Travel found that half would be willing to travel given advanced sanitization or a proven Covid-19 vaccine. They'd also not mind flying or staying in a hotel.
Most businesses have exhausted funding from a loan program that's propped up payrolls and some states reimposed shutdown measures. For those who lose their jobs again, there's a silver lining: They can probably restart their unemployment benefits.
Some Americans said they were shocked this spring when their stimulus checks fell short of the amounts they expected. The reason: Their children were excluded, even though they qualified. Now, the government is sending the rest of the money.
All of Nikola's revenue in the second quarter was connected to solar installations for one of the company's executives.
For Medicare's 62.5 million beneficiaries — the majority of whom are age 65 or older — the spread of Covid-19 means worrying about the cost, as well as their increased health risk.
In the midst of the pandemic, Avenues plans to reopen for face-to-face instruction, along with remote and satellite options for families who can afford it.
Congress didn't extend the $600 boost to weekly unemployment benefits, which lapsed on Friday. Now, some workers will get just a few dollars a week in jobless aid.
On March 13, Crazy Aaron's Thinking Putty was shutdown, unable to ship and unable to make its own product. And that was just the start of its troubles.
"Could Starbucks have survived this situation in 1987? And the answer is probably not unless there was some mechanism for the federal government to step in and save these businesses," Howard Schultz told CNBC.
The top source of financial stress is saving enough for a comfortable retirement, a worry that is trending upward as a result of the pandemic. Only a third of Americans believe they can reach their goal.
The SEC's probe, which is still at an early stage, is focused on how Kodak disclosed the deal with the government, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
Millions of Americans just lost the $600-a-week federal unemployment boost. Many are already hurting.
"We saw the July jobs index drop. That puts us back to about April, so we're flat over the last three months," Paychex CEO Marty Mucci said.
The clock is ticking on the Paycheck Protection Program. The last day to apply for a federal forgivable loan is Aug. 8.
A lot of college students are starting to get into the investing game amid the coronavirus lockdown thanks to easy-to-use apps. But critics say they don't know what they're doing and they're getting played by Wall Street pros. Is that true or are they doing their homework? This story is part of CNBC's "College Voices 2020" series.