Some of Wednesday’s top business news stories:
Associated Press
Cruise industry throws in the towel on 2020, looks to 2021, by Matt Ott
Virus hospitalizations surge as pandemic shadows US election, by Alexandra Olson
CNN
‘Surreal.’ Reporters share what it was like to cover the Trump and Biden campaigns, by Brian Stelter
Waymo pulls self-driving cars in San Francisco as cities nationwide brace for unrest, by Matt McFarland
The Wall Street Journal
California Voters Exempt Uber, Lyft, DoorDash From Having to Reclassify Drivers, by Preetika Rana
Comcast, Walmart in Talks to Develop and Distribute Smart TVs, by Lillian Rizzo, Patience Haggin
CNBC
What a Trump or Biden win for president means for U.S. automakers, by Michael Wayland
Immune cells are responding to Covid six months after infection, study finds, by Holly Ellyatt
Reuters
Investors dig in as U.S. election heads down to the wire, by Lewis Krauskopf
Subaru raises profit outlook as U.S. market rebounds more than expected
News about business journalism
Private equity firm buys business newspaper owner Bridgetower Media
