Author: Jessica Menton, USA TODAY

Stocks careened Monday as a spike in COVID-19 cases raised concerns on Wall Street that more woes could be ahead for the still-fragile global economy.

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More than 6 million households missed their rent or mortgage payment in September, as Congress stalls on coronavirus stimulus aid.

USA TODAY reached out to our audience and asked Americans what they want from a stimulus bill. Here’s what they said.

The Dow fell 134 points on Friday in a whiplash session after President Trump said he and first lady Melania Trump tested positive for the coronavirus.

Rents are falling across most major cities, forcing landlords to offer incentives to attract new tenants following an exodus from urban areas.

Millions of unemployed Americans are struggling to stay afloat after losing their health-insurance coverage following a historic wave of layoffs.

Wisconsin is asking residents receiving an extra $300 in weekly jobless aid to pay back the money if Congress enacts new unemployment relief.

Jane Fraser is set to become the first woman to run a major Wall Street bank, succeeding Michael Corbat as Citigroup CEO when he retires in February.

Wall Street rebounded Wednesday following its first three-day losing streak in nearly three months, temporarily halting a brutal stretch for stocks.