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U.S. stock futures fell Thursday amid growing concern the Federal Reserve's stimulus removal this year could hinder the economic recovery.

U.S. agencies are preparing to offer booster shots to all eligible Americans beginning the week of Sept. 20.

Severe flooding in China are hurting the profits of insurance companies, and highlight the shortfalls of the country's natural disaster insurance system.

U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy explains why the Biden administration is recommending booster shots for most vaccinated Americans beginning on Sept. 20.

The Tax Policy Center said 107 million households, or 61% of taxpayers, owed no income taxes in 2020. That's up from 76 million, or 44% of taxpayers, in 2019.

As corporations set net-zero carbon goals, getting there means tackling Scope 3 emissions, and progress on that challenge has climate experts worried.

The federal government will tell nursing homes they must get their staff fully vaccinated against Covid-19 as a requirement for receiving U.S. funding.

The home improvement retailer has reported eye-popping growth during the pandemic.

With back-to-school spending off to a promising start, Target raised its forecast for the year, but shares fell.

Mayor Bill de Blasio is facing his first lawsuit from restaurants for the executive order requiring proof of vaccination to dine indoors.

Disney's new Genie trip-planning app will debut this fall for visitors to its domestic parks Walt Disney World and Disneyland.

U.S. sports leagues are offering make-goods with new inventory but experts suggest it will lead to a crowded sponsorship space in 2023.

Inflation has cooled a bit and the Fed seems more ready to taper. Here's what is coming next for the economy, market and investors before 2021 is over.

The wisdom of acquiring comprehensive travel insurance with coverage for medical costs associated with Covid-19 is reshaping the travel landscape, insurers say.

Southwest Airlines says it is having trouble hiring staff because of the tight labor market.

Target CEO Brian Cornell is confident the big-box retailer will have plenty of merchandise this holiday season, despite industrywide supply chain obstacles.

Apple VP of environment Lisa Jackson said she expects to discuss Biden's infrastructure bill at a meeting on Apple's campus with EPA head Michael Regan.

Check out the stocks making notable moves on Wednesday, Aug. 18.

Classic car insurance company Hagerty is going public via a special purpose acquisition company, in a deal valued at more than $3 billion.

European stocks closed slightly higher Wednesday, as investors monitored inflation data and looked ahead to minutes from the Federal Reserve's latest meeting.