The U.S. House voted to keep the government funded until Dec. 20 and avoid a shutdown when current spending authority runs out after midnight Thursday.

A bill that would tweak or change the $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions will likely be introduced the first week of December, Bill Pascrell, a member of the House Ways and Means Cmte, says.

Read more: Democratic lawmakers remain concerned about vaping. Pete Buttigieg is calling for a tax deduction for apprenticeships.

Reports the Trump administration is backing off a promise to crack down on teen vaping may spur Congress to act on the issue instead.

Citigroup Inc. won a legal fight with one of its most senior employees after a U.K. appeals court ruled Mukarram Sattar improperly used the bank’s internal payment systems to transfer thousands of pounds from a charity he controlled.

Amazon.com Inc. is a company that is accustomed to winning, but the $869 billion e-commerce giant has spent the last few weeks suffering through humbling defeats. On Oct. 25, the Pentagon announced it was awarding a $10 billion cloud computing contract to Microsoft Corp. Amazon had been seen as such a prohibitive favorite for the contract, called JEDI, that the Department of Defense was actually facing a lawsuit for setting up a process that only the company could win. Then Amazon’s preferred candidates failed to capture control of the Seattle City Council in local elections less than two weeks later, even after the company had spent $1.5 million on the campaign.