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Britain, US sign aviation deal for post-Brexit flights replacing EU deal

"The arrangement will replace the current EU agreement, preserving the continuation of travel," the DfT statement said

S&P 500, Dow pull back from record highs as shutdown worries loom

The broad sell-off was a reversal of Monday's rally, in which the blue-chip Dow reached its first record closing high since before the pandemic

Economy still needs fiscal, monetary support: Federal Reserve's Powell

The Fed is committed to "using all of our tools to support the recovery for as long as it takes until the job is well and truly done," Powell said

Oil dips on Covid-19 lockdown worries even though OPEC+ may tighten supply

Brent was down 29 cents, or 0.6%, at $43.53 a barrel by 1444 GMT while US crude was down 27 cents, or 0.6%, at $41.07. Both had been up 40 cents earlier in the session.

Facebook, Twitter CEOs to testify before US Senate over content moderation

The hearing was expected to be highly political, as indicated in Chairman Lindsey Graham's opening remarks

Amazon launches online pharmacy in US, takes on Walmart, CVS, Walgreens

Shoppers can toggle at checkout between their co-pay and a non-insurance option, heavily discounted for members of its loyalty club Prime

Amazon launches online pharmacy in new contest with drug retail

Called Amazon Pharmacy, the new store lets customers price-compare as they buy drugs on the company's website or app.

Pakistan approves funding for carrier PIA's voluntary redundancy scheme

The loss-making carrier has been looking to reduce costs, particularly since the impact of the pandemic, as well as the fallout from a fake pilot credentials scandal

Saudi calls on OPEC+ to be flexible as it weighs oil cut extension

The JMMC, which can recommend policy to the broader group, made no formal recommendations on Tuesday, three OPEC+ sources said

Bitcoin rallies 3.6% breaking $17,000 to touch its highest level since 2018

Bitcoin has soared over 130% this year, and is up more than four-fold from its March lows

Johnson says devolving powers to Scotland was 'a disaster'; sparks anger

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP leader, jumped on them, arguing that the Conservatives' public statements of support for devolution were duplicitous

Pfizer, Moderna: How 2 firms sprinted ahead in the race for a Covid vaccine

Both companies have reported preliminary findings of more than 90% effectiveness - an unexpectedly high rate - raising hope for an end to the pandemic

Malaysia's AirAsia Group reviewing India investment, hints at possible exit

Operations in India, like those of its now-shuttered Japan business, have been draining cash and adding to the group's financial stress

Biden says 'more people may die,' if Trump blocks pandemic cooperation

Biden said business and labor leaders had signalled willingness to work together to bolster the pandemic-battered US economy

US retail sales slow as Covid-19 pandemic, lack of fiscal stimulus weigh

The public health crisis and frail economy are major challenges confronting President-elect Joe Biden when he takes over from President Donald Trump in January

Wall Street's main indexes drop at open as coronavirus cases surge

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 150.29 points, or 0.50%, at the open to 29,800.15

US' Oct manufacturing rises, recovery disruption looms as Covid cases surge

Manufacturing output increased 1.0% last month, the Federal Reserve said on Tuesday

China's irritated trade partners push back on coronavirus food tests

China says it has found the virus on the packaging of products from 20 countries including German pork, Brazilian beef and Indian fish

Vodafone towers unit expects higher core earnings ahead of listing

The mobile operator on Tuesday will detail the prospects for Vantage Towers, which will IPO in Germany

Investors in 'full bull' mode as vaccine hopes run high: BofA survey

Global stocks hit a new record high on Monday as positive data for a potential Covid-19 vaccine came from Moderna