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‘3+ Years’ Until Normal: Job Growth Falls Sharply While COVID Cases Spike
The pace of American hiring dramatically slowed in November, according to today’s job report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). In November, total nonfarm payroll employment increased by just…
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4 Things to Watch in the Markets Friday
As we close out what seemed, on its surface, to be a promising week for the U.S. economy, Americans still have a number of financial concerns, including the impending end of unemployment relief…
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8 Momentous Times Sports Were Canceled Throughout History
There have been events — some of tragic proportions — that have stopped American sports.
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IBM Reveals Cyber Criminals Targeting COVID Vaccine Supply Chain
On Thursday, IBM’s (NYSE: IBM) COVID-19 cybersecurity task force announced that its members found an email phishing scheme aimed at collecting information about the vaccine supply chain. Beginning in…
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Look For These Going Out of Business Sales
Many businesses were struggling before the pandemic, and the recent dip in the economy due to the coronavirus could prove to be the nail in the coffin for some.
READ MOREMarkets React as Coronavirus Vaccines Get Ready to Ship
Good news for those in the U.S. and our friends across the pond in the U.K. as major pharmaceutical companies are estimated to ship coronavirus vaccines soon. Early Wednesday morning, Pfizer (NYSE:…
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5 Things to Watch in the Markets Today
As we head into the second day of December, with 30 days left to go in 2020, you may be watching your stocks closely. What should you know as we head into the last month of a tumultuous (to say the…
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No Stimulus Checks for Americans in New Bipartisan COVID Relief Proposal
A bipartisan group of senators including Mitt Romney (R-Utah) and Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.) proposed a $908 billion coronavirus stimulus package on Tuesday, just weeks before the CARES Act is set to…
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28 States That Reopened (and 7 More That Closed Again)
The conditions that can make it relatively safe to start reopening places like restaurants, shops and bars are going to vary from region to region.
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How the Economy Is Doing in 30 Coronavirus Hot Spots
Depending on where you live, a coronavirus outbreak can land with much greater force on the local economy.
READ MOREWill Medicare Cover the Coronavirus Vaccine?
There is finally good news on the coronavirus vaccine front. First Pfizer and BioNTech announced that their vaccine was able to prevent 90% of cases; the companies raised that number to 95% after they…
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If You Plan To Retire in the Next 5 Years, Should You Just Do It Now?
The question of retirement typically plays out over the long term. Most people have the chance to plan for years, gradually building resources and exploring possibilities before they set a target date…
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Companies Hiring for Remote Jobs Right Now
If you’re looking to land a job that lets you work from home — or wherever you want — check out these 38 companies that are currently hiring remote employees.
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Things To Cut Out Right Now To Save Money During the Health Crisis
GOBankingRates spoke to financial and consumer experts to find out what expenses you should be cutting out in the midst of the coronavirus crisis.
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47 CEOs Taking Pay Cuts To Help Their Companies Survive the Coronavirus
With major companies losing major money, many CEOs are stepping up and sacrificing their own salaries to keep their companies afloat.
READ MORE50 Most Dangerous Jobs for Seniors as States Reopen
Healthcare professionals are at high risk for contracting the coronavirus, but they aren’t the only ones.
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Your Grocery Store Shopping Strategy During the Coronavirus Crisis
GOBankingRates spoke to health experts about the best ways to minimize risks while stocking up on what you need at the grocery store.
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As Apple Hits $2 Trillion, Which Stocks Are Headed the Other Direction?
The following is a list of the 50 companies that have seen their stock price take the biggest tumble during this health crisis.
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How Southwest, Spirit and Other Airlines Have Fared in 2020
Here’s a closer look at how stock prices have changed this year for every major airline as they grapple with historic instability.
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The 20 Industries That Will Never Be the Same After the Coronavirus
There are occasions when a crisis sparks a wholesale change in the way that America does business. One of those epoch-shifting moments when people are forced to take note of a process they might not…
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13 Companies Paying Execs Millions as They Declare Bankruptcy and Slash Jobs
Even though many are struggling, these companies are giving bonuses to their execs while cutting jobs and closing locations.
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Hiring Growth in These 25 Industries Has Exploded
While many industries have been dealt a crushing blow during the COVID-19 pandemic, some lucky ones are actually experiencing an uptick in demand. Businesses in these sectors are working hard to hire…
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13 Everyday Products You Use That Are Still Being Affected By the Coronavirus
From soda to bicycles, here are 17 everyday items that are being affected by the coronavirus.
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NYC’s New Mask Fine Adds to America’s COVID-19 Confusion
As the coronavirus spreads in the U.S., several states and cities are requiring people to wear masks in public — and some are implementing fines for violators.
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These States Have the Best Chance To Bounce Back From the Coronavirus Unemployment Tsunami
The novel coronavirus has taken the U.S. — and the world — by storm, temporarily paralyzing many of the industries that we’ve come to rely on. Although Congress passed a $2 trillion…
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Before You Vote, See the Eye-Popping Numbers Behind the Coronavirus Recession
Here’s what has happened to the economy, jobs and more.
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27 States With a Game Plan To Reopen the US Economy
With lives and livelihoods on the line, some states have developed plans for safely reopening their economies, which can have an effect on the U.S. economy.
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30 School Districts That Canceled Their Reopening Plans
Find out how these school districts have adjusted their reopening plans due to the coronavirus.
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Where’s My Second Stimulus Check? 32 Answers to Your COVID-19 Money Questions
From losing a job to retiring and life in between, here are the answers to some of the most pressing coronavirus money questions.
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23 Safest School Reopenings Around the World and How They Did It
As the school year begins, many states and school districts are grappling with how to reopen schools in a way that is both safe and enriching for students.
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Should You Ask For a Raise During the Pandemic? Here’s What 10 Experts Say
GOBankingRates spoke to career experts to find out if it’s still OK to ask for a raise in the current climate, plus how to approach the subject.
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How To Get the New $300 Federal Unemployment Supplement — And Other Essential Benefits
Here’s a list of already-existing benefits that may help you if you find yourself unemployed.
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Damage Report: Coronavirus’ Effect on Employment in Every State
Although job losses have been widespread, some states have been hit harder than others.
READ MORE21 Executives Share How They Stay Efficient While Working From Home
GOBankingRates asked executives at a number of companies — some of which are always remote — how they stay efficient while working from home.
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Companies That Are ‘Too Big To Fail’ Due to Coronavirus
Take a look at some specific companies that are encountering incredible financial hardship that may need a helping hand from the U.S. government.
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Americans Want To Vote by Mail — Here’s How Much It Would Cost
Take a look at how you may be casting your ballot this November — and how it could impact America’s pocketbook.
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How Much It Costs To Live in 15 COVID-Free Countries
If you’ve about had it with COVID-19, there are some places where you could go to escape it. There remain a dozen countries that still have yet to record a single case. However, a quick perusal of…
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A Broken Supply Chain Means These 10 Products Could Be Out of Stock Soon
Find out the products most at risk of going out of stock, plus the products that have already been affected.
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Here’s How Your State Plans To Reopen Schools
The coronavirus pandemic continues to spread throughout the U.S., with over 4 million cases in the country as of late July. In the wake of COVID-19, states must now decide how and when schools should…
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It’s Decision Time: What Happens If the 2020 College Football Season Is Canceled?
It remains to be seen if games will be played without crowds, if the season will be pushed to the spring or if the season will be canceled outright.
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These 30 Companies Are Giving Bonuses and Raises to Their Essential Workers
The coronavirus pandemic that swept across the country this year has made life especially hard for some. While medical professionals are deservedly getting a lot of love, hourly workers holding…
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Car Manufacturers That May Not Survive the Coronavirus Pandemic
Automakers are experiencing a historically difficult time. The coronavirus pandemic has both made it hard to safely manufacture vehicles and dried up demand for new cars. With car companies reeling,…
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A Coronavirus Downturn Will Hurt These 50 Housing Markets the Most
A drop in housing prices might actually prove beneficial for some, as you’ll be able to get into a good housing market on the cheap.
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From Houses to RVs: 22 Things You Might Actually Want To Buy During the Pandemic
GOBankingRates spoke to experts to find out what you should buy during the coronavirus pandemic.
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16 Real People Affected By the Coronavirus Give Their Best Financial Advice
GOBankingRates spoke with people affected by the coronavirus, from job losses to major health concerns, and asked them for their best financial advice.
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The Effects of Coronavirus Panic-Buying
For long-time residents of the United States, the sight of empty grocery store shelves is more than just a mere oddity. It’s mildly panic-inducing to be reminded that so much of your existence is…
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Postponed Olympics Will Add Billions to the Cost: Here’s How Things Are Affected
Hosting the Olympics is a big financial undertaking and unfortunately for Tokyo, the cost will be higher due to the coronavirus-related postponement.
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20 Things To Know About the New Tax Deadline
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Internal Revenue Service extended the deadline to file and pay any taxes owed from April 15 to July 15.
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14 Cheap Ways To Invest In Your Health
There are ways to nurture your physical and mental health for little to no cost, that you can do right from your home.
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The Best and Worst States for Workers Who Depend On Tips To Make a Living
Tipping can be a source of consternation as proper etiquette surrounding the practice varies from culture to culture. However, in spite of this inconsistency, a large portion of American service…
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These Colleges Are Reopening in the Fall — Is Yours One of Them?
Rising costs are not the only risk students will face during the upcoming academic year.
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If the NHL Plays to Empty Arenas, Here’s How Much Money They’ll Lose Out On
In mid-March, the coronavirus put a pause on the 2019-2020 NHL season. On May 26, the league officially announced that it would end the regular season and move straight into the playoffs if play is…
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In Photos: What It Looks Like To Reopen the Economy
Because of the varying rules and restrictions among states — and even among cities in the same state — reopening the economy looks different across the U.S.
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30 Major Companies That Didn’t Guarantee Paid Sick Days Before the Pandemic — and What Changes They Did or Didn’t Make
In response to these extraordinary circumstances, many companies have altered their sick-leave policies to provide at least a small financial lifeline.
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45 of Your Favorite Companies Are Reopening Soon
The transition from brick-and-mortar stores to online retail began long before the coronavirus. But for people who love to do their shopping the good old fashioned way, a global pandemic certainly…
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These 49 Countries Are Spending the Most on Coronavirus
It’s hard to measure the price of a global pandemic. If we were to try, it might be some great concoction of sky-high unemployment rates, ruined investment portfolios, businesses who may never open…
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How Much It’ll Cost To Get a Coronavirus Vaccine
Unfortunately, there’s no simple answer, as a number of factors are at play, but the goal remains recovery from the coronavirus.
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The Amount of Money Lost — and Saved — by Sportsbooks Being Out of Action
Sports betting has long been a part of the American fabric. For some, sports themselves only really come alive when you have money riding on the outcome. However, without live sports on which to bet,…
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75 MLB Players Who Might Be Missing Their Last Season With Their Team
The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on the economy in 2020, with more than 30 million Americans filing for unemployment in just six weeks over March and April. What makes things worse for many is…
READ MOREWhat Will Happen If the 2020 College Football Season Is Canceled?
It remains to be seen if games will be played without crowds, if the season will be pushed to the spring or if the season will be canceled outright.
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Here Are the Banks Providing Coronavirus Relief to Customers Suffering From the Financial Effects of the Pandemic
The Fed has encouraged financial institutions to work with borrowers to provide help and information now. Learn about banks offering pandemic-related relief.
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Sports Leagues and Teams Are Starting To Cut Salaries — Here’s Who Stands To Lose the Most
The highest-paid players stand to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars per paycheck or per game missed.
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17 Best Online Jobs Right Now: Make Legit Money From Home
Whether you want to earn extra money or make a full-time career shift, one of these online jobs might be just what you’re looking for. Read on to learn more.
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The Coronavirus Is Changing How Americans Spend and Save
As businesses began having to close their doors, many people lost their jobs, dramatically shaking up how Americans spend and save.
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42 Goods That Are in Higher Demand Than Ever During the Coronavirus Crisis
What products from the store do you feel you would absolutely need if you were required to hole up at home for a few weeks (or months)? Many people who hadn’t given this a lot of thought found…
READ MOREThe Effects of Coronavirus Panic-Buying
For long-time residents of the United States, the sight of empty grocery store shelves is more than just a mere oddity. It’s mildly panic-inducing to be reminded that so much of your existence is…
READ MOREYour Grocery Store Shopping Strategy During the Coronavirus Crisis
GOBankingRates spoke to health experts about the best ways to minimize risks while stocking up on what you need at the grocery store.
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10 Coronavirus Fake Offers To Avoid at All Costs
Before you hand over any personal information or payment to anyone, beware of these 10 coronavirus-related offers you should avoid.
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What a Canceled Season Costs the NBA, MLB, NHL and Other Leagues
The world of professional sports is experiencing an unprecedented time, with leagues shut down as the United States copes with the coronavirus pandemic. While there have been significant chunks of…
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Senior Hours at Walmart, Kroger, Publix, Target and Other Retailers
In an attempt to help the vulnerable during this time, many grocers have adopted “senior hours.” Keep reading to find out your local stores’ hours.
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Here’s Exactly How Much Your Stimulus Check Will Be For
The U.S. government has a plan to mail its citizens relief checks. Find out how much you can expect in the coming weeks.
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In Photos: A Look Inside Consumer Life Across the US Affected By the Coronavirus
Here’s a peek into American consumer life in the time of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Here’s What Your Stimulus Check Will Look Like If You’re a Single Filer
The United States, like the rest of the world, is in crisis due to the highly contagious coronavirus and the devastating pandemic. In fact, on March 26, 2020, the U.S. surpassed China — where…
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Here’s What Your Stimulus Check Will Look Like If You’re Married
On March 26, 2020, the United States became the country with the largest number of coronavirus cases in the world, surpassing both Italy and China. The following day, CNN reported that governors in 24…
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42% of People Plan To Spend Their Government Check on Groceries During the Coronavirus Scare
America is locked in a unique and major crisis, as the need to fight the spread of the coronavirus has brought much of the economy to a grinding halt. While there’s a lucky minority employed in…
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The Coronavirus Killed March Madness — Why It’s a Big Deal
For the first time since before World War II, there will be no March Madness. As the coronavirus pandemic strikes America, the NCAA has taken the extremely sensible but deeply tragic step of canceling…
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Survey: 65% of Americans Would Turn Down an All-Expenses-Paid Cruise Right Now Due to the Coronavirus
Many Americans are currently grappling with just what the coronavirus outbreak means to them. On the one hand, the virus is clearly an important global issue that requires serious attention from the…
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Here’s How Far the Stock Market Could Fall Thanks to the Coronavirus
In early 2020, the U.S. stock market’s long surge higher was at least temporarily interrupted due to news of a potential global pandemic, a new coronavirus.
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