Author: Paul Davidson, USA TODAY

Government stimulus, falling coronavirus cases and the COVID-19 vaccine rollout are spurring economic growth and heralding bigger gains this year.

Cities have lost 400,000 jobs during the pandemic, and it could be a long time before they return; many of those jobs have shifted to the suburbs.

Reducing the income limit for married couples to receive a $2,800 stimulus check would target most of the 31 million who can’t pay bills, study says.

Despite a pullback in hiring, employers added lots of temporary workers and are giving existing employees more hours, a good sign for the economy.

The economy added 49,000 jobs in January as President Biden pushed for a big stimulus and COVID-19 cases surged. Unemployment fell.

Many laid-off workers are landing new jobs for more money and with better titles. How are they doing that even as others continue to struggle?

More than half of first-time home buyers are getting help with the down payment from family or friends, a new survey shows.

Gannett refinances $1 billion in debt from its merger in a move that will save $90 million in 2021.

Americans are facing delays and shortages of cars, shirts, electronics and more because of COVID-19 related shipping tie-ups.