Job postings fell this week for the first time since April; Uber and Lyft will be able to continue conducting business in California; Bayer will pay $1.6 billion to settle claims that its birth control device Essure causes serious health conditions; CBS charging $5.5. Million for a 30-second Super Bowl ad spot next year; Darian Phillips reports.

Airbnb confidentially files for IPO; SpaceX raises $1.9 billion; Johnson & Johnson agrees to buy drugmaker Momento Pharmaceuticals for roughly $6.5 billion; President Trump announces boycott on Goodyear Tire products; Darian Phillips reports.

U.S. Postal Service extends operational changes until after November election; States ask pharmaceutical companies to pay $26.4 billion for opioid crisis damages; Amazon announces plan to expand its physical offices in six U.S. cities; Darian Phillips reports.

Daily Coronavirus infections increase by an average of 50,000+; University of North Carolina switches to remote learning; Hauwei faces new restrictions; Robinhood raises an additional $200 million. Simran Sandhu reports.

Joe Biden maintains a 9% lead on President Trump; Investors expect volatility over upcoming election; President Trump's decision to ban WeChat will restrict communication for many Chinese Americans; Fortnite banned from Apple and Google app stores. Simran Sandhu reports. 

New unemployment claims fell below one million for first time since March; Robinhood raked in $180 million off of trades last second quarter; U.S. confiscated Iranian Fuel Cargo Ships for the first time; Amazon plans to spend more than $10 billion on a constellation of internet-beaming satellites to make this happen; Darian Phillis reports.

Goldman Sachs pursues GM's credit card business; Lyft considers suspending its services in California; Simon Property Group and Brookfield Property Partners in talks with J.C. Penney to acquire their retail operations; Sumner Redstone dies at 97; Simran Sandhu reports. 

Russia registers world's first Covid-19 vaccine, named Sputnik V; TikTok accused of scraping users' personal data without consent; Big Ten and Pac-12 vote to postpone college football and all other fall sports; Airbnb announces plans for IPO before the end of 2020; Darian Phillips reports.

Joe Biden expected to announce running mate; McDonald's sues former CEO, Steve Easterbrook, Protests and looting overcome Chicago; Majority of students and teachers plan to return to schools in New York City; Simran Sandhu reports. 

SpaceX wins a multibillion-dollar contract to become one of the Pentagon’s two primary satellite-launch providers; Amazon explores using vacant mall properties as fulfillment centers; U.S. surpasses 5 million total coronavirus infections; Governments around the globe offer donations directly to the people of Lebanon; Darian Phillips reports.