The Wall Street Journal

President-elect Joe Biden Tuesday participated in a memorial for those who have died from Covid-19 at the foot of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, declaring, “To heal, we must remember” https://t.co/KkD5bkNTav

From @WSJopinion: New York City is like a restaurant that is losing customers because its service and food are going downhill. Jacking up prices won’t bring them back, writes Mark E. Kingdon. https://t.co/r8s258p9ms

The step up is key to WSJ’s first six-week fitness challenge, designed for people of all ages and fitness levels #WSJFitnessChallenge https://t.co/5zUsUcIW0g https://t.co/AxSpitZNLd

Germany prolonged on Tuesday night its lockdown that has been in force since November and introduced even stricter measures amid concerns about the spread of a new and more infectious coronavirus variant https://t.co/sTzJEpZMMv

At least a dozen National Guardsmen have been removed from planned duty in support of Wednesday’s inauguration of President-elect Joe Biden, after background checks raised questions about them, Pentagon officials said https://t.co/pvOD4KwVyj

Lady Gaga, Tom Hanks and J. Lo are among the stars who will perform at Wednesday's inauguration ceremony and host a variety of star-studded concerts and fundraisers over several days https://t.co/mafIOA50x6

President Trump called for unity and sent well-wishes to Joe Biden in a pre-taped address Tuesday in which he touted his policy legacy and signaled his hopes to remain a force in U.S. politics https://t.co/6WXgnDLcnk

Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner have inked a lease at one of Miami’s most expensive new condominium projects https://t.co/KtdfKsmzoN

Joe Biden will be sworn in as president at the Capitol Wednesday. The ceremony usually takes place around noon ET. See how to watch the inauguration, and a list of some of the program's participants. https://t.co/UPkXMvpGyz

Fueled by the markets’ quick recovery from the worst of the pandemic-induced recession, Goldman Sachs generated $44.56 billion in annual revenue, the most since 2009 https://t.co/VeVOZaUfYf

Secretary of state nominee Antony Blinken told a Senate panel Tuesday that China and Russia are increasingly U.S. rivals and that he hopes to pursue foreign policy with more humility and respect for U.S. diplomats than did the Trump administration https://t.co/RiQJPQnmL1

The Justice Department is seeking to limit the impact of a Supreme Court ruling that protects gay and transgender workers as part of a last-ditch effort by the Trump administration to influence policy https://t.co/sHh8sNyUnp

Moderna said it is on track to produce enough doses of its new Covid-19 vaccine to help meet President-elect Joe Biden’s goal to administer 100 million vaccine doses in the first 100 days after he takes office on Wednesday https://t.co/Uod9EcWw7j

Netflix topped 200 million subscribers for the first time, powered by homebound consumers and rising demand abroad. Shares gained more than 9% after hours. https://t.co/vrrEUieBi2

Just when you thought e-commerce couldn’t get any hotter, Poshmark wants to be the life of the party. @WSJheard explains. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/cEj3GSkkzF https://t.co/nqxTLGlcFd

From @WSJopinion: Harvard’s hypocrisy is on full display as it boots Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik from an advisory position, writes @wjmcgurn https://t.co/kwHRUmNKVH

If budgeting seems daunting, try a smaller-scale micro budget, @juliaccarpenter reports #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/zzI5uVdblc https://t.co/yIr8fQORDV

Volkswagen made the auto industry’s biggest bet on electric vehicles. But when its car rolled off the assembly line, it didn’t work as advertised. “Maybe we underestimated how much work is involved.” https://t.co/5H244O66nf

#WSJWhatsNow: U.S. stocks are up as earnings season kicks into high gear https://t.co/knQeDxHXFz