AstraZeneca's CEO stated he was expecting to run another global trial of the COVID-19 vaccine with a lower dosage, following questions on the late-stage study's results.
Volvo Cars has terminated its dealer accords with Bilia, the car dealership chain, in Norway and Sweden, covering both Bilia's car services and sales business for Volvo vehicles.
The Web Summit, Europe's largest technology conference, is set to return as the massive in-person event to Lisbon in 2021, following the coronavirus pandemic that forced the event to go fully online.
South Korea's LG announced it would separate five of its affiliates into a new conglomerate in 2021 on the back of the company's restructuring plans.
ExxonMobil has entered negotiations with Total about their Mozambique LNG resource-sharing deal, Reuters reported.
Workers at seven Amazon warehouses in Germany are planning to launch a three-day strike, which coincides with "Black Friday" on November 27.
On Thursday, world stocks held close to record highs on recent hopes, as hopes for further economic stimulus, vaccine progress and Joe Biden's victory in the US election kept market bullish.
The Brazilian aviation regulator has ended the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max after the US Federal Aviation Administration cleared the jets to fly.
The South Korean foreign ministry said in a statement on Thursday that Beijing and Seoul have agreed to prepare for the Chinese President Xi Jinping visit to South Korea.
On Thursday, the Swedish Crown declined against the Euro and the US Dollar after Sweden's Central Bank said it would expand and extend its quantitative easing programme.
The common European currency declined against the US Dollar on Thursday after rising to $1.1941, its highest level since September 1.
Japanese export credit agency granted up to $2.0B to Nissan Motor as part of their credit agreement to aid with the carmaker's US car sales financing.
Maserati is planning to electrify all of its vehicles, either hybrid or fully electric, within the upcoming five years, the CEO of the Fiat Chrysler-owned premium brand said on Thursday.
Foxconn is planning to shift some of its Apple devices production in China to Vietnam to minimise the Sino-US trade war's impact.
Tesla is planning to manufacture electric vehicle chargers in China staring next year, as the automaker seeks to expand its sales footprint in the world's largest car market.
On Thursday, the price for Bitcoin plummeted by more than six percent, as the crypto failed to reach a new historical high level.
Tesla has raised prices for the Model S sedan in Europe, with different rates in various countries, the electric carmaker's website shows.
On Thursday, South Korea's LG stated it would restructure the LG Group conglomerate by separating its affiliates, including display Silicon Works, to establish a new conglomerate in 2021.
Walt Disney announced its plans to lay off 32K workers, mostly at the theme parks, a surge from the 28K it unveiled in September, amid lower demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
The UK car production declined 18.2% year-oon-year in October as the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown measures kept hitting demand.
Japan's export credit agency agreed to provide Nissan Motor up to $2B within a credit agreement to help it finance vehicle sales in the US.
JD Health International, China's online healthcare platform, was seeking to raise up to $3.5B in what is likely to be Hong Kong's biggest IPO of the year.
German media group Bertelsmann agreed to buy publisher Simon & Schuster for $2.175B from ViacomCBS, building up its presence in the US.
Tesla is set to start manufacturing EV chargers in China next year, a document submitted to the Shanghai authorities revealed.