Fox Business Fast Briefs

Federal regulators now want to inspect and sign off on every jet before they are delivered to airlines; White Castle releases a line of holiday gifts inspired by its iconic cheeseburger sliders.

Fox Business Briefs: Google fired four employees, including a staffer, who were actively involved in organizing labor protests at the company, according to an internal memo.

Fox Business Briefs: Apple seeing higher than expected demand for its $249 noise-canceling AirPods Pro.

Fox Business Briefs: Technical issues plaguing British Airways ahead of the busy holiday travel season.

Fox Business Briefs: Hackers may have accessed the personal information of a small number of Macy’s customers during online checkout.

The Nasdaq Composite hits record close for third consecutive day. Toy manufacturing company Mattel releases nonpartisan version of the card game UNO.

Fox Business Briefs: Disney+ subscribers locked out of their accounts because hackers cracked their passwords and shared their info online.

Walmart released its third quarter earnings; the Transportation Security Administration said it expects to screen more than 26 million passengers this Thanksgiving.

Concerns over Google gathering detailed health information on Americans has led to a federal inquiry; the largest Starbucks Reserve Roastery opens in Chicago.

Morning Business Outlook: JetBlue is getting down to basics with its new fare that offers cheaper prices for fewer perks; Hyatt is the latest hotel chain to discontinue travel-sized toiletries.

Pacific Gas and Electric reportedly offers $13.5 billion in compensation to victims of California wildfires; Dean Foods, America's largest milk producer, files for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Fox Business Briefs: E-commerce giant Alibaba sets a sales record on 'Singles Day,' the world's busiest 24-hour online shopping event; Tesla shows off the first cars made in their Shanghai plant.

Fox Business Briefs: The Walt Disney Company saw its stock soar; Coca-Cola is launching a flavored seltzer brand next year to compete with brands like La Croix and Spindrift.

Fox Business Briefs: Netflix CEO tells the New York Times the company is likely to spend over $15 billion dollars; a new study says Americans are spending $2 billion dollars ‘night shopping.’

Morning Business Outlook: Walgreens is reportedly exploring whether to go private and as held preliminary talks with major private equity firms; Starbucks has unveiled its latest holiday cup.

Fox Business Briefs: Google employees pen letter asking the CFO to release a 'company-wide climate plan'; Ford reveals the racing version of its soon-to-be-released Bronco.

The Wall Street Journal says Boeing plans to conduct test flights to ensure safety; Popeyes' new spicy chicken sandwich made a comeback this weekend after being 'sold out.'

The Wall Street Journal says Boeing plans to conduct test flights to ensure safety; Popeyes' new spicy chicken sandwich made a comeback this weekend after being "sold out."

Chick-fil-A apologizes for email advertising National Sandwich Day which falls on a Sunday; J.C. Penney may offer workshops and other activities to become more profitable.

Fiat Chrysler merging with Peugeot owner to create one of the world's largest auto makers by volume; Ford reaches tentative deal with the United Auto Workers Union.