Vaccines and a return to normal care levels helped push CVS Health past Wall Street’s second-quarter expectations, but the resurging COVID-19 pandemic is clouding the health care giant’s 2022 expectations

Growth in the U.S. services sector, where most Americans work, increased to a record pace in July even as businesses continued to face supply-chain challenges and problems in finding enough available workers

Belgium’s customs officers have arrested 40 people and seized tens of millions of counterfeit cigarettes in raids targeting illegal production sites across the country

Microsoft says employees must be fully vaccinated to enter the company’s U.S. offices and other worksites, starting next month

The U.S. has ordered a halt to seafood imports from a tuna fishing vessel based in the Pacific Island nation of Fiji that is accused of enslaving crew members

Although philanthropy has taken steps to increase the flow of grant dollars to people with disabilities in recent years, disability advocates say the broad push among foundations to incorporate diversity, equity, and inclusion in their work has largely left people with disabilities out, both in terms of grants and representation on foundation boards and staff

Robinhood’s stock is flying again on Wednesday, jumping so much that its trading was temporarily halted three times in the first half hour of trading

Microsoft says employees must be fully vaccinated to enter the company’s U.S. offices and other worksites, starting next month

A German-Swiss group that campaigns for human rights in Belarus is calling on Western companies to stop buying advertising airtime on the authoritarian country’s state broadcasters

Stocks slipped on Wall Street Wednesday as investors weigh the latest batch of corporate earnings and jobs data

Despite a computer chip shortage that temporarily closed some of its factories, General Motors made a healthy $2.8 billion net profit in the second quarter

China’s worst coronavirus outbreak since the start of the pandemic a year and a half ago has escalated with dozens more cases around the country

SUVs are everywhere these days, and automakers have been rolling out hybrid variants that combine fuel efficiency and utility in one package

The Treasury Department announced Wednesday it will raise $126 billion to finance the government in a series of auctions next week by employing emergency measures to keep from broaching the newly imposed debt limit

The senators who spent months stitching together a nearly $1 trillion infrastructure package are now trying to sell it to the American people

Sony’s April-June profit rose 9% to 211.8 billion yen, or $1.9 billion, as the Japanese electronics and video game maker continued to benefit from a sales perk from the hit “Demon Slayer” animation film

Honda has returned to profitability in April-June, recording a $2 billion profit as better sales and costs cuts added to the Japanese automaker’s bottom line

Toyota is reporting a record 897.8 billion yen, or $8.2 billion, profit for the fiscal first quarter, underlining the Japanese automaker’s resilience even amid the coronavirus pandemic

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a new moratorium on evictions that would last until Oct. 3

The British navy has warned of a “potential hijack” of a ship off the coast of the United Arab Emirates in the Gulf of Oman, without elaborating

Asian stocks are rising as traders mirrored overnight gains on Wall Street during another busy earnings week

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a new moratorium on evictions that would last until October 3

China’s biggest gaming company, Tencent Holdings, will limit gaming time for minors and ban children younger than 12 from making in-game purchases after a state media article called games “spiritual opium."

The federal Bureau of Land Management is moving ahead with a new environmental review of oil and gas leasing in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge