Apple Closes Stores. Will It Close More?
Apple has closed stores. If the pandemic worsens, and it will, it will close more.
Apple has closed stores. If the pandemic worsens, and it will, it will close more.
Confirmed COVID-19 cases in the United States have rocketed above 17.5 million, and as many as 200,000 new ones are announced each day. Fatal cases have reached almost 316,000 and have started to jump…
Drunk driving was an epidemic in the 1980s and 1990s. Harsh penalties cut the number of drunk driving fatalities from 1982 to 2018 by half. The number among drivers under 21 dropped even more.…
Legendary “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek has died at the age of 80. The iconic game-show host, known for his calm and wittiness, has a legion of fans, as evidenced by the outpouring of concern…
Homicides have skyrocketed in several large American cities, which appears to be part of a rise in violent crime in general. One of these cities has reported a jump of 120% in homicides through…
Tesla's shares were also upgraded by Standard & Poor's, partially due to cash on the balance sheet that the rating agency believes will be nearly $20 billion by year-end.
St. Cloud, Minnesota, has the worst socioeconomic disparities along racial lines of any U.S. metro area.
Though Best Buy posted better than expected earnings, the reaction in the shares was swift and negative.
People must be on guard for the spread of COVID-19 in their own communities. 24/7 Wall St. has looked at each state to determine the counties where the rates of confirmed and fatal cases…
One of the most carefully followed figures that measure how deadly COVID-19 is from place to place is deaths per 100,000 people.
The spread of COVID-19 and the number of fatal cases vary widely from state to state. New Jersey and North Dakota are among those states hit hard.
Federal Reserve believes the rebound in employment will quicken to near the all-time low the jobless rate set last year.
Investors would need to dig hard to find a public company in as much trouble as AMC Entertainment. Bankruptcy may be ahead for the huge movie theater chain.
Among the arguments for extending the benefits of the original CARES Act is that the overall economy will suffer as consumers drop into poverty and demand for goods and services suffers.
As U.S. COVID-19 deaths race ahead of 300,000 and increase at a rate of as much as 3,000 a day, four states have a large percentage of these fatal cases.
AT&T remains one of the county's largest companies, and it has a dividend that produces a generous yield. No other public corporation of its size comes even close.
As government officials, doctors and scientists tell people to remain at home for the holidays, nearly 85 million Americans will risk travel.
In the November 2020 elections, four different states voted to legalize marijuana for recreational purposes.
New research forecasts that banks will force their customers out of branches and the physical branches will disappear within a few years.
As investors scratch for reasons to push Tesla's shares higher, new research gives them another one.