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Fox Business Briefs: More than one million consumers cancelled their cable TV or satellite subscriptions in the past quarter; Amazon is offering quick grocery delivery until 2pm on Thanksgiving Day.

Fox Business Briefs: Apple reportedly cut production orders in recent weeks for all three iPhone models launched in September; YouTube now streaming full-length movies for free with advertisements.

Tinder tests new 'swipe surge' feature that lets users know when there's a spike of singles on the app in their area; Google's new interactive map lets users search the best time to travel.

Fox Business Briefs: Wall Street Journal releases first-ever survey of the top airports in America; KFC launching a collection of chicken-themed clothing in partnership with the brand Human Made.

Fox Business Briefs: Juul Labs says it will shut down its Instagram and Facebook accounts; a rare 19-carat pink diamond has sold for a record breaking $50 million at Christie's Auction House.

Fox Business Briefs: Petco reveals it will stop selling foods containing artificial ingredients for cats and dogs by May 2019; Procter & Gamble debuts new Tide packaging which resembles a wine box.

Fox Business Briefs: New survey finds the most annoying things people say at work; Miller High Life will be available nationwide in champagne-style bottles for a limited time for the holiday season.

Fox Business Briefs: The average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage jumps to 4.94 percent; Disney announces its new streaming service, launching in late 2019, will be named Disney+.

Fox Business Briefs: Rising interest rates making some would-be home buyers nervous. Number of mortgage applications fell 4 percent.

Fox Business Briefs: British bank HSBC says that some U.S. customers' accounts were compromised in a data breach; Amazon plans to mail out a printed catalog ahead of the 2018 holiday season.

Amazon is reportedly planning to split its second headquarters between two cities; 7-Eleven is trying to speed up checkouts to keep pace by piloting a self-checkout feature on its mobile app.

Starbucks says it saw a 4 percent increase globally in average check during its fourth quarter; Spotify is encouraging its users to get out and vote in the midterm elections.

Fox Business Briefs: Amazon's $15 minimum wage hike for full-time, part-time and temporary workers in the U.S. kicks in; Starbucks brews up its new holiday cup design.

Annual home-price gains fell below 6 percent for the first time in a year in August; California's DMV has given Waymo a permit to fully test driverless vehicles on public roads in some cities.

Fox Business Briefs: Mondelez says it's raising prices for many of its brands including Oreos; Whirlpool reportedly wants its inventory back from now-bankrupt retailer Sears.

Nordstrom will allow shoppers to pick up online orders before stores open their doors; LinkedIn survey finds that 80 percent of professionals experience stress and anxiety on Sunday nights.

Fox Business Briefs: Google CEO sends memo to company saying they've fired 48 people over the past two years for sexual harassment; Expedia buys two start-ups that will help it take on Airbnb.

Fox Business Briefs: FDA approves Xofluza, a new single-dose treatment for people 12-years and older to treat influenza; TripAdvisor ranks the most excellent hotel chains in the world.

Yahoo agrees to pay $50 million in damages and provide two years of free credit-monitoring services to about 200 million people in the U.S. and Israel; McDonald's is expanding its breakfast menu.

Fox Business Briefs: Snapchat is dethroned and Harley Davidson struggles domestically.