Dawn Geske

Workers from Amazon, Walmart, FedEx, Instacart, Target, and Whole Foods are planning on walking off the job on Friday.

The Venetian Resorts is undertaking a number of measures to keep its guests and employees safe when it re-opens. Here's what it plans on doing.

Dunkin' is giving away free coffee and donuts to healthcare workers to show appreciation for their hard work during the coronavirus pandemic.

Lyft is laying off 982 employees and furloughing another 288 workers. Here's why.

Costco will require customers to wear face masks or coverings starting on May 4. Here's what else the wholesale retailer has changed.

Best Buy will allow customers inside about 200 stores, starting in May with an appointment. Here's how it will work.

GSK Consumer Healthcare has recalled five lots of Benefiber fiber supplement powder because it may have green plastic pieces from the bottle cap inside the bottle.

Could Ford be introducing a compact pickup truck? Rumors and speculation indicated that it is true.

Simon Properties is re-opening 49 malls and outlet centers, starting on Friday. Here's which locations will be open.

The CDC recommends that pet owners wear masks and wash their hands before and after interacting with their pet to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

Several grocery chains have been named in a lawsuit that claims they were involved in a scheme to gouge the price of eggs during the coronavirus pandemic.

JetBlue will require all passengers to wear face masks on flights, starting on May 4.

The Big Three automakers have come to an agreement with the UAW on when to resume vehicle production at their U.S. plants.

Ford has recalled these vehicles because they may have the wrong headlamp assembly. Is your car affected?

Ford's 2019 net income was $47 million but it paid six executives $70 million.

Bondholders for dairy producers Dean Foods and Bordon Dairy have filed court papers that offer a merger deal as a possible option for the bankrupt companies.

Girl Scouts of Alaska has received a Paycheck Protection Program loan after 144,000 boxes of its cookies went unsold during the coronavirus pandemic.

GM has yet to announce when it will begin production at its U.S. plants amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Neiman Marcus could be sold instead of filing for bankruptcy if a group of investors get their way.

Sandwich chain Potbelly has returned its $10 million Paycheck Protection Program loan. Here's why.

Significant incentives are expected at car dealerships in April, but will inventories be depleted before vehicle production begins again?

JC Penney is reportedly working to secure $800 million to $1 billion in debtor-in-possession financing as it leans towards filing for bankruptcy.

Luxury retailer Neiman Marcus could file for bankruptcy as soon as Sunday as its stores remain closed because of the coronavirus pandemic.

American's meatpackers union is calling for more to be done to protect workers, warning that COVID-19 could cause a meat shortage.

Casinos in Las Vegas are starting to announce when they will begin taking new reservations.

The UAW thinks early May is too soon to reopen the Big Three's vehicle production plants and called for more testing and safety for autoworkers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ruth's Hospitality Group has returned the $20 million loan it received under the federal government's Paycheck Protection Program.

Target workers are planning a sick-out on May 1 to protest the safety measures that the company has initiated that they say are too lax.

Kura Sushi has given back its $6 million Paycheck Protection Program loan after realizing that there was not enough funding for the entire restaurant industry.