Plus, Google and Amazon in hot water in France. And, the business and technology of trying to adapt to climate change.

Google and Amazon fined for breaching French internet privacy rules. Brexit negotiations continue as deadline looms. And that chaos, combined with pandemic and holiday stockpiling, has caused backlogs at British ports.

Plus, a Trump administration COVID relief proposal. Also, new stocks from name-brand companies hit markets this week. And, a federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to fully restore DACA.

Commercial flights will resume nearly two years after the plane was grounded following two deadly crashes. Plus, human rights organizations call on drugmakers to share their COVID-19 vaccine intellectual property to help developing countries.

Plus, DoorDash starts trading on stock markets for the first time today. Airbnb does the same tomorrow. And, the first airline to resume commercial flights with the Boeing 737 Max plane.

President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order directing federal agencies to prioritize vaccines to Americans over people from other countries. Plus, markets are in a holding pattern. And, what income inequality is taking from people’s paychecks.

A new study from the RAND Corporation presents striking data that shows income inequality has cost the bottom 90% of workers about $2.5 trillion. And, negotiations on a $908 billion coronavirus relief bill appear stalled Tuesday morning.

Britain becomes the first Western country to start a mass coronavirus vaccination program. Plus, the world’s largest air show in Paris is canceled. And, shares in JD Health surge in the company’s Hong Kong trading debut.

Congress is under a lot of pressure to get a COVID-19 relief package passed, but it’s not a done deal. Plus, one of sticking points in those negotiations has been aid to state and local governments. And, what can small business owners expect from the Biden administration?