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The holiday season is short and there are more packages than ever to deliver-who wins the shipping war? One analyst expects Apple to release four new iPhone models in 2020. And why there's more negative news about manufacturing. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

Morgan Stanley predicts a 2020 bear market-Goldman Sachs says stocks will rise at least 5%. Why it might be more expensive to borrow money next year. And expectations are high for Lululemon's earnings report later this week. Host: Alexandra Scaggs. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

It's only $100 to preorder Tesla's new Cybertruck-and that matters to Wall Street. The shopping season is six days shorter this year and that's not great for retail. And how the trade war is hurting Thanksgiving. Host: Alexandra Scaggs. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

Shareholders and bondholders are competing to control the utility company PG&E, now in bankruptcy -- and today a regulator may decide who wins. Ahead of the important holiday shopping season, Best Buy reported uplifting earnings results, while Dollar Tree sank on a gloomy forecast. Host: Alexandra Scaggs. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

London is Uber's biggest market in Europe-but its license is in jeopardy. Luxury retailer LVMH offers $16.2 billion to buy jewelry store Tiffany. And how climate change is affecting natural gas prices. Host: Alexandra Scaggs. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

Why drug giant Pfizer is the Dow's worst stock. China is a huge potential vaping market-but Beijing is now starting to have concerns. And on Tuesday, Alibaba starts trading shares on the Hong Kong exchange. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

TD Ameritrade stock jumps on news of merger talks. L Brands' holiday season is looking merrier than expected. And WeWork lays off thousands of employees-but executives say profits lie ahead. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

Think Blade Runner when Tesla launches its new pickup truck tonight. Walt Disney's Frozen 2 debuts in theaters on Friday-analysts expect a blowout hit. And Lowe's and Target stocks inch higher on good earnings. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

Apple, Facebook, Google, Amazon are facing scrutiny from regulators and politicians across the aisle-but big tech is still on track for their best year since 2009. Why retail stocks sold off on Tuesday. And why airlines are still ordering Boeing's grounded 737 Max. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Mette Lützhøft.

It's been rough lately for the makeup conglomerate Coty-but maybe Kylie Jenner can change that. Why the massively popular social media app TikTok is rebranding itself. And what to expect from Lowe's earnings report today. Host: Ben Walsh. Producer: Laura Salaberry