Author: Jessica Menton, USA TODAY

Stocks were poised to extend losses Monday as investors awaited government action to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

U.S. stocks careened Friday despite hopes that government and central bank action can shield the global economy from the virus pandemic.

The Trump administration will push the income tax filing date to July 15 from April 15, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Friday in a tweet.

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits jumped last week as the coronavirus prompted employers to cut jobs as demand for goods drops.

U.S. stocks plunged Wednesday as lockdowns and travel restrictions spread from the coronavirus pandemic.

U.S. stocks stabilized Tuesday after the White House laid out additional plans to help cushion the economy from the coronavirus pandemic.

The stock market’s swift downturn in recent weeks has probably left you with more questions than answers. How bad is this? Are we headed for a recession? Here are some answers.

There’s good news on the horizon for Americans: bond yields have dropped to historic lows, trimming borrowing costs on mortgages and student loans.

Stocks tumbled Monday as the Federal Reserve took emergency action to cushion the economy from the coronavirus pandemic.

Stocks were headed for a drop after the Fed surprised markets by cutting interest rates to zero to fight the coronavirus’s impact on the economy.