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It isn’t exactly a comeback for the ages, but the market rebound on Tuesday was pretty striking.

A Florida college fired a professor Tuesday for saying Hurricane Harvey was “karma” for Texas because it supported Donald Trump.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller has subpoenaed the spokesman for former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, demanding records related to his work for Manafort and seeking his testimony before a federal grand jury, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Coal producer Peabody Energy Corp. says its recent emergence from bankruptcy shields it from lawsuits brought by three coastal California communities against fossil fuel companies over rising sea levels and global warming.

Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. officially became the biggest shareholder of Bank of America Corp. on Tuesday, notching billions in gains on the bank’s recovery from the financial crisis.

Cannabis delivery startup Eaze Solutions Inc. has a lofty goal: By 2020, it expects to ship the equivalent of a 33 foot cube of marijuana—nearly three joints for every registered voter in the U. S.—to weed fans in America’s legal markets, according to information provided to potential investors and exclusively obtained by MarketWatch.

AmEx will allow certain large credit card purchases to be paid via installments. It’s not necessarily a money-saver for consumers, but it’s catering to how millennials like to pay for things, according to Amex.

The Justice Department has taken preliminary steps to investigate whether managers at Uber Technologies Inc. violated U.S. laws against foreign bribery, according to people familiar with the matter.

Televangelist Joel Osteen cancelled Sunday services at his Houston megachurch but was criticized for being slow to throw its doors open to flood victims.

As Houston residents battle extreme flooding, several are turning to a bootstrapped startup to help communicate and coordinate rescue efforts.