At the start of Tuesday's US trading hours, the stock price of General Motors continued its recovery from the last week's earnings announcement drop.
During Tuesday's trading, the price for Bitcoin was booking higher all-time highs, as the price reached above the 50,000.00 level.
On Tuesday, Adidas AG, the German sportswear maker, announced its plans to divest Reebok, its undeperforming brand that Adidas had failed to revive.
Goldman Sachs Group has unveiled Marcus Invest, an automated wealth-management service, to invest consumer funds across the managed portfolios, the lender announced on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Palantir Technologies reported a 40% surge in its Q4 revenue to $322.1M, after the US data analytics firm went public in September 2020.
On Tuesday, the Governor of the Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda stated that the central bank has no plans to reduce ETF buying.
Amazon.com is planning the TV streaming device to be launched in India in 2021 through the contract manufacturer Foxconn's unit, according to the US online retail giant's statement seen on Tuesday.
The British competition authority is concerned over the Norwegian firm Adevinta's purchase of eBay-owned classified ads business for $9.2B, sending Adevinta's stock lower.
On Monday, the Finance Ministers of the European Union discussed, when could pandemic lockdowns be lifted.
The European Commission announced on Monday that they would issue new budget guidance rules in spring. This announcement prolonged the ongoing stimulus.
On Monday, the Chairman of the Ministers of the Euro Zone stated that stimulus for Europe should remain as long as required.
During Monday's European trading, stock indices surged, as European governments stated that stimulus should go on.
The British pub operator Mitchells & Butlers is set to raise £350M in new equity within a deal with creditors and the main investors, which also included £150M in new credit lines.
Saudi Arabia is set to no longer ink contracts with foreign firms which do not have a headquarters in the country after 2023, official sources said.
Google's Irish and French unit agreed to pay a €1.1M fine after the probe over Google's hotel rankings indicated them misleading for consumers.
On Monday, the former Nigerian Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala was confirmed by consensus to be the next Director-General of the World Trade Organization.
Shares of Vivendi jumped by 22% in early trading on Monday after the French business tycoon Vincent Bollore said it would distribute 60% of subsidiary Universal Music Group's capital to shareholders.
According to a regulatory filing, Ford Motor has terminated its 7.6% or 13.07 million shares in Velodyne Lidar.
The EU antitrust watchdog is set to grant its approval to Siemens Healthineers' $16.4B bid for Varian Medical Systems, according to Reuters.
UK's Rolls-Royce appointed the former Deloitte's head Panos Kakoullis as the company's Chief Financial Officer, in attempts to ride out the coronavirus pandemic.
Jaguar Land Rover's vehicle range is set to become fully electric in less than ten years, by 2030, due to the carmaker's intention to avoid potential bans on new fossil-fuel car sales.
During Monday's European trading hours, the price for crude oil resumed its surge, as price benchmarks reached a 13-month high level.
On Monday, an appeals court halted the construction of ConocoPhillips' Willow crude oil project worth over $2.0B in Alaska, according to Reuters.
The Australian major news outlet Seven West Media has signed a licensing news agreement with Google, following the government's request the internet titans to pay media firms for content.