| ◆ Trump pardons Michael Flynn, former national security advisor who admitted lying to FBI |
| ◆ Salesforce is in talks to buy Slack, deal could be announced next week |
| ◆ After market's November surge, there may be less of a chance for a big 'Santa rally' |
| ◆ Disney increases layoffs to 32,000 workers as coronavirus batters its theme park business |
| ◆ Joe Biden considers Roger Ferguson to lead National Economic Council, Gary Gensler for Deputy Treasury Secretary |
| ◆ Amazon Web Services outage causes issues for Roku, Adobe |
| ◆ Dow pulls back more than 150 points after reaching 30,000 milestone |
| ◆ Tree pods and beach bedrooms: Social distancing in the Maldives |
| ◆ Fed weighed adjusting bond purchases to provide more help to economy 'fairly soon,' minutes show |
| ◆ ‘We should be substantially back to normal' by summer 2021, says Operation Warp Speed's chief science advisor |
| ◆ Thanksgiving is usually a $250 million box office haul. This weekend it will be hard to reach $20 million |
| ◆ Gold to $2,500: Two ETF analysts break down Citi's bullish call for 2021 |
| ◆ The CDC is expected to shorten Covid quarantine time, something most everyone seems to agree on |
| ◆ Pentagon sees uptick in coronavirus cases in military as major holidays approach |
| ◆ Why 2020's best Black Friday deals may have already happened: CNBC After Hours |
| ◆ Nissan is trying to bounce back from turmoil and losses |
| ◆ DOJ appeals ruling that kept Trump as defendant in E. Jean Carroll rape claim case |
| ◆ Trump lawyer details far-fetched strategy to reverse Pennsylvania win for Biden |
| ◆ Biden team meets with former U.S. media agency leaders, including some ousted by Trump appointee |
| ◆ Cornish hens and restaurant meals: What Thanksgiving looks like in a pandemic |
| ◆ Goldman Sachs bankers are using flying drones to help clinch billion-dollar M&A deals |
| ◆ 'It's been crazy' - Maker of ultra-cold freezers sees surge in demand to store Covid vaccines |
| ◆ Jewelry sales staging a holiday comeback as shoppers look to add sparkle to challenging year |
| ◆ New York Gov. Cuomo says 'states are broke' and need federal funding to distribute Covid vaccine |
| ◆ Delta pilots approve cost-cutting measures to avoid furloughs until 2022 |
| ◆ Josh Brown says money can buy happiness if you invest right. Here's how you need to build your portfolio |
| ◆ Another Trump campaign advisor tests positive for coronavirus, as Giuliani heads to Gettysburg |
| ◆ Weekly jobless claims higher than expected as labor market takes hit from rising Covid cases |
| ◆ Another record low mortgage rate just caused demand to jump for both refinances and home purchases |
| ◆ 14 million workers face losing unemployment benefits at the end of December |
| ◆ Bitcoin outshines gold, hitting new high, but can it last? |
| ◆ Imperial Oil to lay off 200 workers following cost-cutting analysis |
| ◆ U.S. oil giant Exxon Mobil cutting up to 300 jobs in Canada |
| ◆ Crude oil shipments by rail bounced back from summer lows, energy regulator says |
| ◆ Terry Fox favoured to appear on new $5 bill, survey suggests |
| ◆ Enbridge sues Michigan over Line 5 pipeline shutdown order |
| ◆ Small retailers push back against lockdown policy that favours big-box stores |
| ◆ Cirque du Soleil emerges from bankruptcy protection with sale to creditors |
| ◆ Bertelsmann to pay $2.2B for Simon & Schuster in U.S. publishing play |
| ◆ Victims' families tell MPs Boeing 737 Max should stay grounded for now |
| ◆ Golfing in winter? K-W courses bring idea to the fore |
| ◆ International travellers may need COVID-19 vaccines before they can board some airlines |
| ◆ Fossil fuels to decline but remain big player in Canada's energy use by 2050: report |
| ◆ Corona and Stella Artois to say 'made in London, Ont.' |
| ◆ As U.S., U.K. plan to roll out vaccines in December, Canada largely silent on distribution |
| ◆ Despite court order, landlords still trying to reclaim luxury homes turned into illegal rooming houses |
| ◆ Nav Canada studying cutting air traffic controllers at 7 towers across Canada |
| ◆ GM to recall about 7 million pickups, SUVs for faulty air bag inflators |
| ◆ CRA warns 213,000 Canadians that they might have to pay back CERB overpayments |
| ◆ Indigenous man and granddaughter handcuffed at Vancouver bank file human rights complaint against BMO, police |
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| ◆ AstraZeneca Faces Difficult Questions About Its Vaccine After Admitting Mistake |
| ◆ U.S. Economy Stumbles as the Coronavirus Spreads Widely |
| ◆ James D. Wolfensohn, Who Led the World Bank for 10 Years, Dies at 86 |
| ◆ Virus Cases Rise, but Hazard Pay for Retail Workers Doesn't |
| ◆ As Customers Move Online, So Does the Holiday Shopping Season |
| ◆ Penguin Random House to Buy Simon & Schuster |
| ◆ In a Year of No Trade Fairs, Germany Takes It Hard |
| ◆ ‘Thumb-Stopping,' ‘Humaning,' ‘B4H': The Strange Language of Modern Marketing. |
| ◆ Yellen Would Assume Vast Policy Portfolio as Treasury Secretary |
| ◆ How Not to Overspend This Black Friday |
| ◆ Edward P. Lazear, Economist and Presidential Adviser, Dies at 72 |
| ◆ Iconic or Sexist? Palm Springs Mulls a Marilyn Monroe Statue |
| ◆ Bill Gates, la Covid-19, et le combat pour vacciner la planète |
| ◆ A Badly Timed Disruption for Wine Sales in the New York Area |
| ◆ Stock Trades by Senator Perdue Said to Have Prompted Justice Dept. Inquiry |
| ◆ Amazon Produce Reviews: What Do They Mean? |
| ◆ Post-Brexit Border Test Leads to 5-Mile Traffic Jam in Southern England |
| ◆ Congress Pays $850,000 to Muslim Aides Targeted in Inquiry Stoked by Trump |
| ◆ See the New York City Holiday Christmas Windows |
| ◆ Covid Combat Fatigue: Doctors and Nurses Are Running on Empty |
| ◆ It's Time for a Digital Detox. (You Know You Need It.) |
| ◆ The Pandemic Is Still Weighing on C.E.O.s' Minds |
| ◆ Unemployment claims jumped last week as coronavirus cases surge nationwide. |
| ◆ The Pandemic Work Diary of a Podcasting Tech Editor |
| ◆ Divvy Homes Says Rent-to-Own Deals Work. Next Year Will Be a Test. |
| ◆ Markets Throw a Welcome Party of Sorts for Biden |
| ◆ Fox News Reaches Settlement With Parents of Seth Rich |
| ◆ Purdue Pharma Pleads Guilty to Role in Opioid Crisis |
| ◆ Despite Challenges, Opportunity Zones Provide Much-Needed Capital |
| ◆ Holiday travel drops, as Americans rethink a comforting ritual. |
| ◆ James D. Wolfensohn, Who Led the World Bank for 10 Years, Dies at 86 |
| ◆ Edward P. Lazear, Economist and Presidential Adviser, Dies at 72 |
| ◆ U.S. Economy Stumbles as the Coronavirus Spreads Widely |
| ◆ Who Will Miss the Coins When They're Gone? |
| ◆ Janet Yellen Has Excelled at Big Jobs. This Will Be the Hardest One Yet. |
| ◆ Janet Yellen Set to Lead Treasury Department Under Biden |
| ◆ As Customers Move Online, So Does the Holiday Shopping Season |
| ◆ Snapshots of Daily Life in a Remote Region of Portugal |
| ◆ Biden Team, Pushing Quick Stimulus Deal, Prepares for Renewed Recession |
| ◆ Mnuchin Cites Principles in Clawing Back Fed Money. Democrats See Politics. |
| ◆ Economic Policy Has Become a Partisan Game. That Could Do Long-Term Harm. |
| ◆ Unemployment Claims Rise as Economic Worries Grow |
| ◆ Mnuchin Plans to End Some Emergency Fed Facilities |
| ◆ Virus Cases Rise, but Hazard Pay for Retail Workers Doesn't |
| ◆ What About Tackling the Causes of Student Debt? |
| ◆ Judy Shelton, Trump Fed Nominee, Fails to Advance to Final Vote |
| ◆ Recession With a Difference: Women Face Special Burden |
| ◆ Biden Calls for Stimulus Ahead of a ‘Dark Winter' for the Country |
| ◆ Global Financial Stability Watchdog Warns That Markets Remain Vulnerable |
| ◆ Airbnb Reveals Falling Revenue, With Travel Hit by Pandemic |
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