During Wednesday's European trading session, stock indices surged and recovered some of the losses made in the previous trading sessions.
Amazon.com revealed that it designed more powerful and seven times faster data centre processor chip, compared to the previous model, seeking to challenge the market leaders, such as Advanced Micro Devices and Intel Corp.
On Wednesday, Renault, Nissan Motor and Mitsubishi Motors appointed Hadi Zablit as the alliance's new general secretary to boost business efficiencies across the carmakers.
On Wednesday, Japan's Nintendo Co announced it would officially release its gaming console, called Switch, in China on December 10 priced $298 with Tencent Holdings, its local partner.
Amazon.com stated that it was extending cloud to 5G networks in cooperation with Verizon for developers to run latency-sensitive applications on mobile and connected devices.
Two fast-growing China's phone brands, Oppo and Xiaomi, announced that they are set to adopt Qualcomm's newest 5G chips in their devices in yearly 2020.
Royal Dutch Shell, Trafigura and Mitsubishi presented their bids for the contract to lift 20.2M barrels of Ecuadorean crude oil between 2020 and 2023.
Amazon.com said that it designed more powerful data centre processor chip, seeking to pose a challenge to market leaders Intel and Advanced Micro Devices.
A report released on Tuesday, revealed that the US solar industry could lose the chance to create nearly 62,000 new jobs and $19 billion in investments due to tariffs set on imported solar panels.
On Tuesday, the telecommunications company Nokia announced that it intends to appoint its former Networks Chief Sari Baldauf as Chairman.
The President of the United States Donald Trump on Tuesday stated that the trade dispute with the EU and France is a minor one and would be worked out.
European Union officials announced on Tuesday that they would seek an immediate start of trade talks with the United States to solve the recent dispute.
On Tuesday, crude oil price benchmarks declined. The fall of prices was attributed to Donald Trump's comments about a delay of a US-China trade deal.
During Tuesday's European and US trading sessions, global stock indices sharply declined. The fall was caused by an escalation of trade tensions between the US and the EU.
On Tuesday, European Union officials announced that they are ready to retaliate, if the President of the United States Donald Trump enacts tariffs on French goods.
On Tuesday, Antti Rinne, the Finnish Prime Minister, has stepped down from the post after losing the confidence of his coalition partner du to several disruptive strikes.
The US President Donald Trump stated on Tuesday that a trade deal with China could be postponed until the US Presidential election, set for November 2020, giving up hopes for a quick dispute resolution.
The US government is threatening 100% tariffs on imports from France worth $2.4B, including Champagne, cheese and handbags, as it considers that France's digital services tax might harm US tech firms.
Cyber Monday US sales are set to hit a record $9.2B, evening estimates showed, boosted by the Black Friday weekend with free shipping and early promotions.
Huawei Technologies is planning to move its United States-based research centre to Canada after the US Commerce Department placed the Chinese tech giant on a trade blacklist in May, Globe and Mail reported.
Twitter is making global changes to its privacy policy, seeking to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act, and will provide its users with more information on data collecting.
Baxter International, the medical supply firm, agreed to acquire Sanofi's Seprafilm arm, which produces specialist surgical products, in a cash deal valued at $350M.
Japan's Astellas Pharma agreed to acquire Audentes Therapeutics in a cash deal worth $2.7B, as it seeks to boost its genetic medicines pipeline for rare neuromuscular diseases.
Ernesto Araújo, the Brazilian Foreign Minister, stated he had no worries regarding the metals tariffs introduced by the US President Donald Trump on Monday, adding the issue would not stop Brazil from seeking for deeper ties with the US.