Coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the wedding industry, but it hasn’t changed the fact New Year’s Eve is a popular day to get married.
U.S. stocks finished higher Thursday, with two major indexes setting new records as investors rung out a tumultuous year that saw equities collapse into a bear market before rebounding to all-time highs.
The equity market wasn't the main conduit for the response to the pandemic and social unrest that emerged in 2020, but it was one way that Wall Street interpreted the pace of the rapidly spreading contagion and the human ingenuity that rapidly brough...
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Oil futures end 2020 on a positive note, but suffer a hefty yearly fall, only partially recovering from the hit to crude demand from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The U.K. National Health Service has pushed back the window for people to receive the second dose of the coronavirus vaccine made by Pfizer and BioNTech — to a duration the companies tested on only a small percentage of patients.
U.S. Treasury yields see modest moves on Thursday to close out the final trading session of a year marked by a global viral epidemic and extraordinary fiscal and monetary policy.
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