British officials are keen to boost the “special relationship” with the United States. Financial markets get a “Biden bounce.” Plus, a vote for the next World Trade Organization leader has been postponed indefinitely.

Plus, social media companies swatting down election misinformation. And, the possibility of two runoff elections for the U.S. Senate in Georgia, and what that means for campaign money.

Plus, Uber’s plans to push for more laws across the country like Proposition 22 in California. And, Los Angeles County voters approved a criminal justice reform that would boost social services spending by hundreds of millions of dollars.

So is it just about politics or are pandemic concerns resurfacing? Plus, worries over COVID-19 will see Denmark cull its mink population. A mutated virus strain can pass from the animal to humans.

Plus, what’s going on with Ant Group’s planned IPO? Also, what exit polls can and can’t tell us about what’s on the mind of voters. And, how productivity has been hit by election uncertainty.

Today we know more about the election results, but we still don’t know everything. So why has the stock market been running so strong? Plus, a CEO tax initiative in San Francisco. And, what it costs you when you worry.

Investors hold steady, despite a series of legal challenges to vote counting. Plus, working to keep supermarkets stocked with toilet paper as England starts another national lockdown.

Plus, the chances we see a divided government coming out of this election. What would that mean for fiscal policy? Also, the U.S. is formally out of the Paris climate agreement as of today. And, states vote on marijuana legalization.

The race for the White House piles more uncertainty onto global markets. Plus, assessing the economic case for cutting emissions as the U.S. becomes the first country to leave the Paris climate agreement.