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The decision to mask depends on a few things: your personal risk level, Covid rates in your region and who you might make contact with, experts say.  

Home prices in July were 2.3% higher than the same month last year, but the monthly gain was lower than historical averages.

The jobless rate ran higher overall but slid for Black workers.

President Joe Biden lauded new data out Friday showing robust job growth in the last month.

Walgreens' stock has struggled this year as the company cut its profit expectations and contended with a decline in Covid vaccine and test demand.

The White House is requesting an additional $4 billion from Congress to bolster funding for FEMA following the Maui wildfires and Hurricane Idalia.

Starting this weekend, movie theaters will have a steady stream of jump scares, creepy monsters and gore — and that's great news for the box office.

Ford was considering sites outside the U.S. but was lured to Michigan in part because of new federal tax credits that were part of the Inflation Reduction Act.

The August 2023 jobs report indicates a cooling but still strong labor market, economists said. Here's what workers need to know.

We made eight trades — including exiting one chipmaker, while further expanding our position in another.

An Amazon shareholder lawsuit alleges the company snubbed SpaceX for satellite launch contracts because of Jeff Bezos' personal rivalry with Elon Musk.

The FTC had filed a lawsuit in May seeking to block the acquisition, arguing that the deal would "stifle competition" in the pharmaceutical industry.

The attempt to market BRICs as a global investment play has been an abject failure, Ron Insana says.

Health care and social assistance was again the top area for job growth in August.

Since March 2020, the interest rate on federal student loans was set to zero. That ends Sept. 1.

SmartAsset examined the average domestic flight price from 72 major airports over the course of one year.

The SEC has fined an LA-based media company $6.1 million for the alleged sale of its NFTs as unregistered securities. Here's what investors should know.

As Meta tries to justify the $19 billion it paid for WhatsApp almost a decade ago, business messaging is the key.

If you're a first-time homebuyer, experts say it's critical to prepare for hidden expenses. Here are three of the costliest ones.

X will start collecting users' biometric information and employment history, according to an update to its privacy policy.