• Amazon May Use Old Penney, Sears Stores for Fulfillment
  
  Mall operator Simon Property Group Inc. has been in talks with Amazon.com Inc. to turn some empty store space formerly occupied by anchor tenants such as J.C. Penney Co. Inc. and Sears Holdings Corp. into Amazon fulfillment centers, Dow Jones reported, citing people...
• Twitter Expressed Interest in Buying TikTok's US Operations
  
  Twitter Inc has approached TikTok's Chinese owner ByteDance to express interest in acquiring the U.S. operations of the video-sharing app, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters, as experts raised doubts over Twitter's ability to put together financing for a...
• Eastman Kodak's $765M US Loan Agreement on Hold After Recent Allegations
  
  Eastman Kodak Co's $765 million loan agreement with the U.S. government to produce pharmaceutical ingredients has been put on hold due to "recent allegations of wrongdoing," the U.S. International Development Finance Corp (DFC) said. Earlier this week, senior Democratic...
• NPR Source: TikTok to Sue Trump Administration Over Ban
  
  TikTok is preparing to sue the Trump administration as early as Tuesday after President Donald Trump issued an executive order Thursday effectively banning the Chinese-owned app from the United States, according to a source who reported to NPR.
• Huawei: Smartphone Chips Running Out Under US Sanctions
  
  Chinese tech giant Huawei is running out of processor chips to make smartphones due to U.S. sanctions and will be forced to stop production of its own most advanced chips, a company executive says, in a sign of growing damage to Huawei’s business from American pressure.
• UPS Plans Big Holiday Fees Amid Virus-Related Shipment Surge
  
  United Parcel Service Inc. plans to impose big fees on large shippers sending significantly more packages through its system during the holiday season amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new fee schedule released on Friday.
• Berkshire Takes $9.8B Writedown as Pandemic Punishes Buffett
  
  Berkshire Hathaway Inc. on Saturday announced a $9.8 billion writedown for its Precision Castparts aircraft and industrial parts business, as the coronavirus pandemic punished Warren Buffett's largest acquisition and caused 10,000 job losses.
• WarnerMedia Ousts Top Streaming Executives in Revamp
  
  WarnerMedia's Bob Greenblatt and Kevin Reilly, executives who oversaw its HBO Max streaming business, will leave as part of a restructuring, the company said on Friday.
• Delta Wants 3,000 Flight Attendants to Take Unpaid Leave
  
  Delta Air Lines Inc will need at least 3,000 of its roughly 20,000 flight attendants to take unpaid leave of four to 12 months, or consider other options, to avoid involuntary furloughs, a person with knowledge of the matter said on Friday.
• Virgin Atlantic Secures US Recognition for Restructuring Plan
  
  Virgin Atlantic Airways Ltd. was granted U.S. bankruptcy protection as the carrier controlled by Richard Branson pursues a 1.2 billion-pound ($1.6 billion) rescue plan in the U.K.
• Retail Failures Open Up Prime Locations for Shake Shack, Target
  
  As landlords struggle to find tenants for a glut of empty commercial spaces, businesses that have fared relatively well through the pandemic now have the upper hand in America's real estate landscape.
• US Companies Get Needed Sales Boost in China
  
  Several U.S. companies say China helped them recover from massive losses earlier in the year related to the coronavirus pandemic.
• Thousands of British Airways Employees Face Job Losses
  
  Some 4,000 British Airways workers are learning Friday whether they will be fired as the airline slashes jobs amid the drop in demand and travel restrictions stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.The trade union Unite accused the airline of forcing workers out due to "naked...
• Tired of Zoom Calls? Company Offers At-Home Holograms
  
  Looking for a new way to communicate during the pandemic? A Los Angeles company has created phone booth-sized machines to beam live holograms into your living room.
• Pfizer Signs Deal to Supply Gilead's Remdesivir for COVID
  
  Pfizer Inc said on Friday it signed a multi-year agreement with Gilead Sciences Inc to manufacture and supply the company's antiviral drug remdesivir for COVID-19 patients.
• Goldman Slashes Quarterly Profit 85% With 1MDB Legal Charge
  
  Goldman Sachs Group Inc. boosted litigation reserves by $2.01 billion after agreeing with Malaysia to resolve probes into the U.S. bank's role in a scheme to plunder the nation's 1MDB investment fund.
• Trump Bans Transactions With TikTok's Chinese Owner
  
  President Donald Trump on Thursday issued an executive order banning any transactions with ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns the video-sharing app TikTok, starting in 45 days.
• Gilead Vows to Make Enough Remdesivir to Meet Global Demand By October
  
  Biotech firm Gilead Sciences said Thursday it'll be able to make enough of its antiviral remdesivir by October to meet global demand to treat COVID-19...
• AMC Expects to Reopen All International Theaters in 3 Weeks
  
  AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc said on Thursday it expects all its international theaters to resume operations in the next two to three weeks, while two-thirds or more of its U.S. theaters are set to reopen later this month.
• Airbus Investors Sue in US, Allege Disclosures-Related Fraud
  
  Airbus SE was sued on Thursday by shareholders who accused the European planemaker of securities fraud for misleading them about its ability to avoid and manage corruption accusations over nearly 4-1/2 years.The proposed class action was filed by shareholder Andrew Kornecki...
• Capital One to Pay $80 Million Fine After Data Breach
  
  Capital One Financial Corp. will pay an $80 million penalty to a U.S. bank regulator after the bank suffered a massive data breach one year ago.
• Metlife Assumes About 200,000 COVID-19 Deaths in US in Q3
  
  Metlife assumes U.S. deaths from COVID-19 will rise to about 200,000 by the end of September, but the disease is having minimal overall impact on underwriting.
• Penney Lenders Seek Higher Bids From Potential Buyers
  
  A group of lenders steering J.C. Penney Co.'s bankruptcy process is asking potential buyers of the retail chain to increase their bids after a round of offers in July were seen as too low, according to people familiar with the matter.
• Virginia Touts Nation's First Contact Tracing App with Apple-Google Tech
  
  Virginia on Wednesday launched the first contact tracing app for the novel coronavirus in the United States that uses new technology from Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc.'s Google.
• Blackstone to Acquire Ancestry.com for $4.7 Billion
  
  Blackstone Group Inc. said on Wednesday it agreed to acquire genealogy provider Ancestry.com Inc. from private equity rivals for $4.7 billion, including debt, placing a big bet on family-tree chasing as well as personalized medicine.

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