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Thomas Hayes of Great Hill Capital was asked this week whether he’s been putting his clients’ money to work even all the volatility and uncertainty that pandemic has created in the stock market. His answer: Yes. “Aggressively.”

Online news site Deadline mistakenly published a draft story that erroneously reported Vice President Mike Pence had tested positive for the coronavirus on Thursday night.

In your 50s, going back to school isn’t viable for most people

The NFL’s “Thursday Night Football” game this week between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Chicago Bears will be broadcasting on Fox, NFL Network and for the first time this season, Amazon Prime.

One in five working adults said the reason they stopped working “was because COVID-19 disrupted their childcare arrangements,” according to the Census Bureau.

Electronic trading giant Citadel Securities will bolster its already huge presence at the New York Stock Exchange by buying the NYSE market-making business of smaller rival IMC Financial Markets, the companies said.

U.S. stocks finish higher Thursday, even after House Speaker Nancy Pelosi rejected the idea of a standalone bill to aid the airline industry, saying such a measure would need to be part of a broader fiscal stimulus package.

Shares of FuelCell Energy Inc. charged higher on heavy volume Thursday, after a bullish call from J.P. Morgan analyst Paul Coster said the company seems “poised to pivot into profitability” after years of investment.

Shares of cannabis companies enjoyed a broad rally Thursday, amid growing hopes of federal decriminalization following comments from vice-presidential candidate Sen. Kamala Harris.

The 12 largest U.S. banks are expected to post profits for the third quarter.

As the Nov. 3 election sparks record spending, here’s how the CEOs of S&P 500 companies are helping to fund the war chests of President Donald Trump and challenger Joe Biden, while also contributing to other Republican and Democratic politicians.

The common cause between reactionary Catholics and Protestant enemies of the secular state goes back more than two centuries.

U.S. Treasury yields fell Thursday as investors watched the tug-of-war between White House and Democratic lawmakers, assessing the likelihood of future stimulus measures that could be passed before the presidential election.

A Bloomberg News analysis of 36 recessions going back to 1965 across the G7 countries suggests the economy could remain in the L-shaped ditch for a while.

With 26 days to go till the election, Joe Biden is campaigning in the battleground state of Arizona as President Donald Trump says he won’t participate in the pair’s next scheduled debate.

President Donald Trump said Thursday that stimulus talks with Democrats have turned productive, following his decision just days earlier to call them off.