A factory that makes uniforms for the Phillies, Yankees, and their rivals switched production to make 10,000 protective medical masks and gowns a day, which it plans to donate to hospitals.

Independent garden centers say that because of a bureaucratic quirk, the pain is being inflicted unequally across their industry as big-box stores with garden supplies are allowed to stay open.

The economic bleeding from the coronavirus pandemic is already well underway in Pennsylvania. And it's going to get worse before it gets better.

While Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said early Tuesday that many issues had been resolved, some remain.

About 400 hourly workers formerly employed by CookNSolo restaurant group aren’t getting paid as the city law requires, and the same goes for the thousands of workers idled at another high-profile company: STARR Restaurant Group.

Central banks are doing what they can to support the economy as more states and communities close down, but investors want to see the U.S. government do its part as well.

In a series of sweeping steps, the Fed will lend to small and large businesses and local governments as well as extend its bond buying programs. It's all part of the Fed's ongoing efforts to support the flow of credit through an economy ravaged by the viral outbreak

Getting a couple of thousand dollars to everybody right now is absolutely essential, says Joseph Stiglitz of Columbia University.

“If you get somebody infected in your facility, you have to close the facility,” said an executive from a nationwide trucking and warehouse company. “Our number one priority is to protect our people so we can keep operating.”

Top-level negotiations between Congress and the White House are teetering over a now nearly $2 trillion economic rescue package as the coronavirus pandemic deepens.

Never before has the U.S. economy come to such a screeching stop, so suddenly, so violently

Besides work from home becoming mainstream, the outbreak is accelerating trends in technology, from eateries offering online delivery to film studios skipping theaters to release new movies for streaming.

Gov. Tom Wolf’s shutdown order is expected to impact as many as 3 million Pennsylvania jobs. It has sown widespread confusion and led to significant pushback from various business groups.