Author: Paul Davidson, USA TODAY

Millennials make up a growing share of the ‘sandwich generation’ as they care for kids and aging parents during COVID-19. It’s a financial strain.

Joe Biden’s presidency could boost an economy battered by COVID-19, economists say, as bold spending and stauncher support for trade offset new taxes.

Stocks leaped higher Wednesday as markets digested a still-uncertain election that appears to be signaling a continued split government no matter who wins the presidency.

The Dow rose more than 500 points on hopes a Biden victory and Democratic Senate mean more relief for Americans hurt by economic effects of COVID-19.

Before you vote for president this Election Day, here’s a look at who would recover jobs lost during the COVID-19 pandemic quicker – Trump or Biden.

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Big cities like New York are struggling with falling prices during COVID-19. But values in less populated Phoenix and Charlotte are holding up.

Market drops after Trump tweets he’ll delay stimulus negotiations until after elections. He accuses House Speaker Pelosi of not negotiating in good faith.

Fed Chair Powell says risks of passing a stimulus that’s too small are more dire than a package that’s excessive. A large relief measure will strengthen recovery.

Stock futures rise on optimistic reports about Trump’s COVID-19 battle.