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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV Chairman John Elkann forcefully rejected allegations leveled by General Motors Co. that implicate the Italian-American automaker’s late chief executive officer, Sergio Marchionne, in a union bribery scandalhttps://bloom.bg/2Oxa82t 

Current and former workers from 13 Illinois restaurants are suing McDonald’s Corp. for failing to adequately protect employees from customers who become violenthttps://bloom.bg/35mL9FP 

A gauge of U.S. consumer sentiment improved for the first time in five weeks, though surprisingly without the help of Republicans, whose confidence slipped to the lowest since May 2018 as impeachment hearings got under way on Capitol Hillhttps://bloom.bg/2KJqggj 

Sales of previously owned U.S. homes increased in October as buyers responded to falling mortgage rates, extending a recovery in the residential real estate market this year that’s providing a modest boost to economic growthhttps://bloom.bg/2Owpc0k 

Canada suffered another bad year of investment, extending the weakest run of capital growth outside the housing sector in nearly six decadeshttps://bloom.bg/2QGzeyO 

After clearing up unwanted items last quarter as sales slumped, Macy’s Inc. said it is now geared up for improvement in the crucial holiday quarterhttps://bloom.bg/2XAcwcZ 

Amalgamating monetary and fiscal policy to bolster the economy isn’t the right solution to the world’s slow-growth, low-inflation challenge, according to the chief economist of the Bank for International Settlementshttps://bloom.bg/35mcUOR 

Adobe Inc. said new features are coming to its Photoshop for iPad application, responding to criticism that the first version lacked basic functions users expected would be retained from the desktop model of the best-selling image-editing softwarehttps://bloom.bg/34a13U2 

The U.S. is set to post the smallest agricultural trade surplus since 2006, with costlier imports shrinking the difference between the value of exports and inbound shipmentshttps://bloom.bg/2XxGsqc 

The new legal chief at Japan’s biggest bank wants to hire more experienced lawyers as it strives to meet tougher regulatory scrutiny and a changing industry landscapehttps://bloom.bg/2OwdVgw 

MSCI Inc. scrapped plans to add a high-flying Hong Kong stock to its indexes because of concerns about investability, a rare reversal that sent the stock plunging 98%https://bloom.bg/2XyPOC9 

Charles Schwab Corp. is buying TD Ameritrade Holding Corp. for $26 billion, with a deal expected to be announced Thursday morninghttps://bloom.bg/2D2OjlZ 

Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said the U.S. and China were in the “foothills of a Cold War,” and warned that the conflict could be worse than World War I if left to run unconstrainedhttps://bloom.bg/2rdBiUh 

The global economy is stuck in a rut that it won’t exit unless governments revolutionize policies and how they invest, rather than just hoping for a cyclical upswing, the OECD saidhttps://bloom.bg/2KHBVMt 

Atlanta is the capital of U.S. inequality for the second year in a row, according to a Bloomberg analysis of large American cities with a population of at least a quarter-millionhttps://bloom.bg/2XyEdD7 

Software chief Federighi is overhauling development and testing of iOS 14 to make it easier to spot problems earlyhttps://bloom.bg/2QLrAD0 

Netflix customers were temporarily cut off from service on Thursdayhttps://bloom.bg/2QFnLQ3 

LATEST: Benjamin Netanyahu will stand trial for bribery and fraud, an unprecedented development that could doom his career and shape the political crisis that’s gripped Israel this past yearhttps://bloom.bg/2QCTaSX 

The Iranian nuclear crisis escalates, with inspectors asking for support and diplomats expressing "grave concern" over its decision to expand uranium productionhttps://bloom.bg/3332Oks