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European stocks closed lower on Friday as investors reacted to central bank policy decisions and monitored developments surrounding China Evergrande Group.

CNBC.com’s Annie Palmer reports on a new California law that protects warehouse workers’ bathroom breaks and limits unsafe quotas from retailers like Amazon.

Lawmakers in New York City passed a series of bills that seek to improve working conditions and set minimum pay for delivery workers.

Uber shares have taken a U-turn this week, but they may not be in the clear just yet.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Uber’s high ride costs and long wait times during the pandemic are expected to change in the back half of the company’s year, CEO Dara Khosrowshahi told CNBC.

The Dow was set to rebound after slumping more than 600 points amidst Wall Street’s September slide.

The Dow was set to rebound after slumping more than 600 points amidst Wall Street’s September slide.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in premarket trading.

Uber revised its financial outlook for the third quarter, with bookings and adjusted profit now expected to be better than first reported.

The food delivery service announced Monday it’s adding alcohol to its marketplace across 20 states, the District of Columbia, Canada and Australia.

Pendragon CEO made his comments during an interview with CNBC’s “Squawk Box Europe”.

The suit is the latest in a string of complaints between food delivery platforms and regulators.

The companies will use Ford Escape hybrids with Argo AI technology for Walmart deliveries in Miami, the District of Columbia and Austin, Texas.

Toast’s valuation has doubled since November, based on the top of the company’s price range in its updated IPO prospectus.

In a message to employees, Salesforce said on Friday that it will help employees and their families relocate if they’re concerned about reproductive care.

The lawsuit follows a similar legal action from DoorDash and Grubhub against San Francisco.

The residential population in downtown NYC has more than doubled since the 9/11 attacks. Real estate developers say the pandemic won’t derail that progress.

The firm first unveiled plans to debut an exchange for digital assets in 2018.

Ride-hailing companies Lyft and Uber are teaming up with the state of New Jersey to provide free and discounted rides for people who lost personal vehicles during Ida’s deadly storms. Over the next two weeks, the companies will provide rides to people looking to access essential services, Gov. Phil Murphy said in announcing the partnership.