Dive In with Simran Sandhu

Walmart and Oracle join deal to create TikTok Global; U.S. federal judge delays President Trump's ban on WeChat; Two artists in New York find a creative way to raise awareness for climate change; Electric vehicle cost in Europe nears diesel and gasoline vehicles; Simran Sandhu reports.

Russian opposition leader recovers from poisoning; Germany expects GDP to significantly decrease; Hurricane Sally approaches Georgia; Walmart looks to enter the TikTok deal; Simran Sandhu reports. 

FED plans to keep interest rates near zero for the next 3 years; Snowflake has the largest Software IPO in history; AG Barr tells prosecutors to be aggressive with violent protestors; Big Ten Conference reverses plan to postpone football season.

U.S. and several Middle Eastern nations sign historic peace treaty; DOJ inquires about Nikola; FedEx profits surge as demand for online shopping remains high due to global pandemic; Kraft Heinz sells big portion of cheese business; Simran Sandhu reports.

TikTok chooses Oracle's bid for its U.S. operations; Amazon will hire 100,000 additional workers; Hurricane Sally approaches the Gulf Coast; Sports betting rises after NFL return; Simran Sandhu reports. 

Tenet and Mulan underperform at the box office; Nikola shares fall dramatically after company is accused of fraud; SoftBank plans $40 billion sale of Nvidia Corporation; Wildfire death toll exceeds 30; Simran Sandhu reports.

Multi-judge panel blocks President Trump's memorandum, which exludes immigrants from apportionment counts; Democratic lawmakers turn down Republican's $300 billion proposal for Coronavirus aid package; Majority of unemployed workers seeking jobs in new industries; Mortgage rates fall to record low. Simran Sandhu reports.

LVMH backs out of $16.2 billion deal to acquire Tiffany's.  Kansas City Southern rejects Global Infrastructure Partners and Blackstone Group's $20 billion offer; EU orders Facebook to stop transferring EU user data to US; Microsoft announces new Xbox series; Simran Sandhu reports.

Big tech stocks fall for a third consecutive day; Apple countersues Epic Games; JP Morgan finds evidence of fraudulent activity from customers and employees; Boeing experiences more problems with 787 Dreamliner; Simran Sandhu reports.

Citigroup sues Revlon's lenders after accidentally sending them $900 million; JP Morgan plans to have twice its current amount of investment bankers return to the office; Anheuser-Busch InBev seeks replacement for CEO, Carlos Brito; President Trump criticizes military leaders; Simran Sandhu reports.