COVID-19

As the number of new users has flattened, dating app companies are creating game-like scenarios and events to keep people engaged while they look for potential partners.

When business came to a halt for Gretchen Culver in Minneapolis, she launched a new business focusing on weddings with 30 or fewer guests.

Owners expect lower sales and worse business conditions in the coming months, reflected in the NFIB’s declining optimism index.

In hard-hit L.A., only about 15% of the city’s current rent relief funding has reached households in need.

What does it mean that Canada's border is back open while the U.S. stays closed, at least for now?

The country is starting to beef up inspections and is looking at a process to set standards for housing farmworkers who are in the country on temporary visas.

Commercial real estate company Cushman & Wakefield partners with WeWork, hoping to absorb some of that vacant office space.

With school starting up again soon in many places, school districts across the country are still scrambling to fill positions, an effort complicated by the delta variant.

The pandemic forced some Americans out of the workforce to care for family. Risk posed by the delta variant may keep them from returning.

The U.S is still closed to many international travelers. Reuters reports that the Biden administration wants to change that — but only if visitors are vaccinated.