How Will COVID Affect Black Friday Sales? Stores 'Significantly Scaling Back,' Says Expert
Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the year, will look a little different in 2020, as COVID cases spike across the country.
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Black Friday, the biggest shopping day of the year, will look a little different in 2020, as COVID cases spike across the country.
With COVID-19 cases rising, shortages of toilet paper, paper towels and cleaning supplies are returning in many parts of the country as well.
Democrats and Republicans agree on the need for a stimulus package, but disagree on specifics like stimulus checks and and the overall cost.
Containing the COVID-19 pandemic and rebuilding the economy top the list for the incoming Biden administration, and a stimulus package will be a key component.
Today's stock market gains come despite all the election uncertainty, but may suggest optimism for a second stimulus package down the line.
Whoever wins the presidency will face dual challenges of reining in the pandemic and rebuilding the economy.
As Americans head to the polls, the economy has not received a much-needed second round of stimulus, nor is it likely to in the coming months.
Negotiations on a second stimulus package are stalled, and language on testing and tracing is at least partly to blame.
A second stimulus package is unlikely by election day, but removing stimulus checks entirely would save money and could help the parties make a deal.
With negotiations on a second round of stimulus ongoing, the chance of a package that can pass both the House and Senate seems remote.
House Democrats and the Trump administration agreeing on stimulus terms isn't even the biggest obstacle to a stimulus package.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says a deal must be reached by Tuesday if a stimulus package is to pass by election day.
A second stimulus package remains a possibility, but can struggling Americans wait for Washington to come together on a plan?
In an economy beset by pandemic-induced hardship, why is Wall Street thriving while Main Street is struggling?
Spending from the first round of stimulus propped up the economy. But that money is gone, and a more stimulus is unlikely in the coming weeks.