US stocks were volatile Friday. Plus, companies offer to pay for workers’ college, Burger King grows its rewards program, and New York extends the eviction ban.

Stocks continued to make gains on Thursday amid a flurry of positive economic news and reports. Plus, General Motors cuts production at North American plants in the face of chip shortages, and Ireland slaps Facebook’s WhatsApp with a $267 million fine.

US stocks were mixed Wednesday. Plus, some states allow drivers to store IDs in Apple’s Wallet and Hewlett Packard lands a $2 billion NSA contract.

US stocks retained their lead at month’s end. Plus, Uber sells off its stakes in Yandex joint ventures, Prosus buys BillDesk for $4.7 billion, and Allbirds warns of losses ahead of its IPO.

US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Baxter International nears a $10 billion deal for Hill-Rom Holdings, Catalent buys Bettera for $1 billion, and Astra’s rocket-launch test fails.

US stocks rose Friday. Plus, Southwest Airlines is cutting fall flights, Tesla wants to be an electricity provider in Texas, and Hibbett's profit doubles.

US stocks fell Thursday. Plus, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co is increasing prices, Barclays is investing $400 million in India, and South Korea raises rates.

US stocks rose Wednesday. Plus, Johnson & Johnson says its booster shot prompts a strong immune response, OnlyFans makes a U-turn, and Dick's Sporting Goods sales surge.

US stocks rose Tuesday. Plus, Peloton will debut a cheaper treadmill, Ford increases F-150 Lightning production, and Delta orders more Airbus planes.

US stocks rose Monday. Plus, Pfizer acquires Trillium Therapeutics for $2.26b, Target will add 160 Disney shops to its stores, and Swiss shoemaker On plans a US IPO.