COVID-19

Health officials and legal experts are dispelling a misunderstanding about asking about COVID-19 vaccination status.

As the first full day of competition at the Tokyo Olympics begins, protests show how concerned people are about COVID-19.

Czech beach volleyball player Markéta Sluková tested positive for COVID-19, which caused the cancelation of the first event of the Tokyo Olympics.

The first match of the women’s beach volleyball tournament was cancelled after a Czech player tested positive for COVID-19, making it the first event cancellation of the Tokyo Olympics caused by the disease.

The 2020 Tokyo Olympics was delayed one year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the virus is still making an impact on the Games in 2021. There are strict protocols in place for athletes in Tokyo, though some have already tested positive since arriving in Japan. A number of other would-be Olympians tested positive for COVID-19 before traveling to Tokyo…

Health officials and legal experts are dispelling a misunderstanding about your COVID-19 vaccination status. There have been false claims that asking for proof of vaccination is a violation of HIPAA laws. News4’s Drew Wilder is breaking down what HIPAA protects and how it does – or doesn’t – apply to questions regarding your vaccination status.

With American vacationers congregating in many of the same destinations, some travel spots — even well-known ones — have fewer people than usual.

CNBC spoke with several yacht owners who agreed to answer all questions — with no topics off limits.

A debate is brewing between former gold medalist Maya DiRado and some American swimmers over U.S. medal threat Michael Andrew’s decision not to be vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus on the eve of competition at the Tokyo Olympics

The U.S. economy is expected to post another roaring growth spurt in the second quarter, before a slow and steady dose of reality starts to sink in.

Treasury yields climbed on Friday morning, with the 10-year rate topping 1.28%, ahead of the release of July’s flash purchasing managers’ index readings.

The eruption of COVID-19  across the United States last year caused the proportion of people working from home to nearly double, with the shift most pronounced among college graduates and workers in such fields as finance and professional services

The possibility of more campus closures has sparked renewed interest in college refund policies and tuition insurance.

“I believe there’s going to continue to be hybrid offerings,’ said Shellye Archambeau, a director at Verizon, Nordstrom and Roper Technologies.

The NHS Covid-19 app was downloaded 161,000 times last week, according to App Annie, up from 131,000 in the previous week.

Covid lockdowns last year saw many would-be travelers lose money because they had no travel insurance or the wrong kind. Here’s what they’re buying now and why.

Singapore retailers have seen sales plunge between 30% to 70% since the start of Covid-19, says the executive director of the Singapore Retailers Association.

The University of Exeter is offering students who want to study medicine a £10,000 ($13,735) bursary and free first-year accommodation to defer their place.

The NFL warned teams on Thursday that COVID-19 outbreaks among unvaccinated players may result in forfeited games and other penalties.

Should trains and buses be free as a way to get riders back post-pandemic? One local agency is taking the step to do just that. Transportation reporter Adam Tuss has the details.