US stocks end lower again amid covid fears and new lockdowns, Google to integrate bank accounts to their payments app, Apple cuts App Store fees for small developers, and Asian markets mixed as new coronavirus lockdowns offset vaccine hopes.

US stocks fell amid coronavirus gloom, Pfizer 'very close' to a US emergency approval, Amazon.com launches online pharmacy, Asian traders cautious amid virus surge.

Sanofi vaccine won't need to be supercooled, Japan exited recession, vaccine hopes pushed Asian markets higher, and more.

Global stocks sober up, Boeing sees more canceled orders, Hong Kong & Singapore to start "travel bubble" on November 22nd.

US markets up, McDonald's introducing "McPlant" burgers, PH economy down, and Asian markets extend their rally.

Tokyo stocks opened higher on Monday as investors responded positively to US President Donald Trump, signaling that his health is improving after contracting the coronavirus.

At least 34,989,300 cases of coronavirus have been recorded. Of these, at least 24,127,400 are now considered recovered.