Author: Charisse Jones, USA TODAY

State and municipal employees could be the next wave of workers to lose their jobs as tax revenue plunges amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Hair stylists and manicurists are among the personal care professionals whose small businesses are struggling amid the coronavirus crisis.

GE workers protested Wednesday, demanding that they be able to make critically needed ventilators.

The number of Americans seeking to temporarily suspend their mortgage payments spiked during the month of March, as the COVID-19 crisis accelerated.

Walgreens says it is providing face covers to its employees, the latest retailer to provide protections to workers against the spread of COVID-19.

Worried about losing your job as coronavirus forces millions out of work? We answer your questions about the new, enhanced unemployment benefits.

Amazon employees at a New York City warehouse plan to walk out Monday, as more workers demand better protections amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Kroger will hire 20,000 more employees to meet the demand for groceries and other  supplies sparked by the coronavirus crisis.

Walmart customers will find in the coming days they can make a purchase, pick up an order and get a delivery with no contact required.

From going to the office to dining out, there’s no aspect of American life untouched by the coronavirus, and that includes buying and selling a home.