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Mounting hopes for new fiscal stimulus from lawmakers helped fuel the climb.

Several thousand Honduran migrants who set out last week for the U.S. were turned back by Guatemalan authorities, while Mexico prepared to halt them at its border.

The burger giant said a meal bearing J Balvin’s name—a Big Mac, fries and ketchup and an Oreo McFlurry—would be on sale from Monday through Nov. 1.

To survive the pandemic, some restaurants are limiting the time diners can spend on meals; ‘every minute counts’

Campbell Soup and Kellogg said huge demand this year has taught them to focus on bolstering supplies of their most popular products as the public-health crisis continues.

U.S. services businesses gained momentum in September, but fresh virus restrictions hurt the sector in Europe and parts of Asia, boding ill for the global economic recovery.

Iran reported its highest daily Covid-19 death toll and its largest single-day rise in infections on Monday, as the country imposed a second lockdown of its capital to contain a resurgent outbreak.

Rising hospitalizations and deaths are prompting governments to impose more restrictions, from travel bans in Madrid to the closure of bars in Paris.

Russia has invited the leading international chemical-weapons watchdog to help with the case of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, who German authorities said was poisoned with a military-grade nerve agent.

Research suggests the mineral bolsters the immune system against Covid and other diseases.

The White House feeds a hostile media’s suspicion, and they can’t resist gorging themselves.

Europe now has at least two national pay-tech champions with wider ambitions.

Delivering billions of doses of coronavirus vaccines to the world’s population is shaping up to be one of the toughest-ever challenges for the air-cargo industry.

Switzerland has this year intervened in currency markets the most since 2012, yet the franc keeps strengthening. That is a trajectory investors bet has further to go.

The comeback since the start of the pandemic is kind to those who can work from home, to firms serving them and to regions hospitable to them. Left behind are the less-educated, old-line businesses and areas dependent on tourism. Rising wealth coincides with lines at food banks.

Richard A. Clarke, a former White House counterterrorism and cybersecurity chief, offers two competing visions of 2030.

Workers in Colorado, Pennsylvania and elsewhere were overpaid accidentally. Now, people are being asked to repay thousands of dollars or are having their current pandemic benefits cut to make up the difference.

The Chicago Fed leader said holding off on rate hikes between 2015 and 2018 may have left the economy stronger.

A complete recovery of the movie exhibition business is unlikely until a coronavirus vaccine is available. But the side effects of the pandemic may linger even longer than that for Hollywood.

Investors took notice of President Trump’s evident improvement, as two companies supplying drugs for his treatment are seeing their shares rise. But it is impossible to say whether the drugs elicited the recovery.

Ms. Gugino previously served as senior vice president of financial planning and analysis at Target.

Italy’s Nexi agreed to acquire crosstown fintech rival SIA for about almost $5.4 billion in a stock deal that creates a European giant in the fast-consolidating payments sector.

Investors are cautiously optimistic that President Trump’s improving health condition and former Vice President Joe Biden’s rising lead in the polls means less uncertainty.

Full-service carriers have been forced to chase demand from sun-seekers, but restoring network connectivity remains crucial.

S&P 500 futures ticked higher as markets cheered reports of Trump's improving condition and Biden's widening lead, both of which signal less political uncertainty