Apple faces French antitrust complaint over iPhone privacy changes
Advertising companies and publishers have filed a complaint against Apple Inc. with France’s competition authority, arguing that privacy changes the smartphone maker plans to roll out are anticompetitive.
US states face biggest cash crisis since the Great Depression
The drop in tax revenue has led to a total shortfall expected in the hundreds of billions of dollars
Stock futures rise following the biggest drop since June
Apple, Amazon, Alphabet, Facebook and Twitter will report their July-through-September numbers
Health insurance for millennials, Gen Z, most likely to be affected by pandemic
According to a recent survey by TransUnion Healthcare, Gen Z and millennials are more likely to have lost their health coverage during the pandemic than Gen X and Baby Boomers.
Pinterest pops as stay-at-home projects fuel user, revenue growth
The pandemic has been positive for Pinterest.
Kroger Health to roll out rapid coronavirus antibody testing at all pharmacy, clinic locations by November
The rapid antibody tests will cost Kroger customers $25 and can typically provide results within 15 minutes.
Tupperware's stock soars thanks to more people staying home and cooking
In a continuation of its 2,500% rally from mid-March, Tupperware Brands Corp.'s stock skyrocketed Wednesday, up as much as 41%.
GE's shares soar as earnings recover from pandemic lows
General Electric Co. on Wednesday unexpectedly reported a quarterly profit and a positive cash flow on the back of cost cuts and improvements in its power and renewable energy businesses, sending its shares 10% higher.
Panera Bread adds pizza to menus as consumers crave more options during pandemic
Panera adds new flatbread pizza category to menus to bolster takeout business during the pandemic.
Second coronavirus stockpiling wave may be coming — and it goes beyond toilet paper, cleaning supplies
More than half of U.S. consumers are considering replenishing their assortment of goods and essential products that they had originally stockpiled during the onset of the coronavirus pandemic earlier this year, according to new research.
US military won’t administer coronavirus vaccines, health official says
U.S. military personnel won’t administer any COVID-19 vaccines to the American people, but they will provide logistics support, according to a senior health official.
UPS posts strong gains as package volumes swell
UPS U.S. volumes rose nearly 14% driven by demand from small and medium-size firms.
Cinemark to reopen theaters in San Francisco, Santa Clara without concession stands
Cinemark is taking the first steps to get the movie theater business in California back to normal by opening up locations in San Francisco and Santa Clara, but without concession food.
CarMax hiring for over 3,500 positions nationwide
CarMax is actively rehiring for more than 3,500 permanent positions nationwide after being forced to shed a chunk of its workforce earlier this year as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Hy-Vee unveils cart sanitizing system in response to coronavirus, first grocery chain to use technology
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, Midwestern grocery chain Hy-Vee announced Tuesday it will be the first to introduce an automated cleaning system to sanitize shopping carts.
Dow drops 942 points as S&P, Nasdaq turn negative for October
Stocks sank on Wednesday as COVID-19 fears gripped investors across the globe as Germany and France announced new lockdown measures.
Stock futures fall on COVID concerns, Europe faces lockdowns
Wednesday’s earnings procession will feature three Dow members: Boeing in the morning, and Amgen and Visa after the closing bell
Personal bankruptcies expected to rise in 2021 as stimulus ends
Bankruptcy filings have been kept in check this year by government stimulus and eviction moratoriums
Newsom defends California theme park reopening rules as Disneyland remains closed
California doesn’t appear to be any closer to letting Disneyland or other large theme parks open.
Cavuto on navigating jobs market in uncertain times: 'Reward goes to those who work the hardest'
Hard work pays off for job seekers -- even during a global pandemic, according to FOX Business Network host Neil Cavuto.



















