On Tuesday, Ford Motor announced it would hire 350 extra workers in the US, seeking to expand its output capacity for the electric F-150 pick-up truck in Michigan as well as add an assembly of the electric commercial vans at its Kansas City-based plant.
On Tuesday, the French technology company OVH stated it teamed up with Google over building its cloud computing capacities in a push towards the European contender's development in the area.
On Tuesday, Microsoft Corp launched two new models of the next-generation Xbox gaming console, as the pandemic boosted demand for video games.
On Tuesday, Brazil's planemaker Embraer reported a $121M loss for its Q3 due to the curbed travel across the globe caused by the coronavirus pandemic, which hit private and commercial jet demand.
On Tuesday, Reuters revealed that the European Commission was scheduled to announce charges against Amazon due to antitrust issues.
Huawei is planning a sale of its budget-brand phone unit Honor in the deal worth $15.2B to the Shenzhen government and Digital China-led consortium, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
A US judge approved a rescue deal for J.C. Penney Co, saving the firm from potential bankruptcy caused by the coronavirus crisis; the deal that is expected to save approximately 60K jobs.
Adidas, the German sportswear giant, is expecting its China sales returning to growth in the Q4, forecasting a similar sales decline level overall as the firm had reported in the Q3.
Norwegian Air warned of running out of cash at the beginning of 2021 unless the carrier secures fresh funding, as the company had been hit hard due to pandemic.
General Motors announced on Monday that the company would hire additional 3,000 employees in design, IT and engineering divisions.
On Monday, Brazilian authorities revealed that they are in talks with Pfizer about acquiring the coronavirus vaccine for the country's national vaccination program.
The US Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar stated on Monday that the new Pfizer vaccine still has to receive official approval.
On Monday, Reuters published a report, which revealed that due to the announced coronavirus vaccine investors have started buying back stocks.
During Monday's trading hours, crude oil prices surged, as the markets expected a recovery in demand due to the Pfizer coronavirus vaccine.
Zoom Video Communications announced on Monday that it would improve its security to settle with the US Federal Trade Commission.
On Monday, the European Union announced tariffs on US imports that were valued at $4 billion.
At the start of Monday's US trading hours, stock indices reached a record high level. The event was attributed to the risk on sentiment caused by the Pfizer vaccine announcement.
A 200,000 claimant $6.6 billion lawsuit against the mining giant BHP has been stopped by a High Court Judge of Manchester.
On Monday, the European Union announced that it would soon order millions of doses of the Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer.
Nuro, the self-driving delivery company, announced on Monday it had raised $500M as the coronavirus pandemic considerably boosts the e-commerce.
On Monday, McDonald's topped Q3 profit and revenue estimates, boosted by higher customer demand for its drive-thru outlets and delivery apps in the United States during the coronavirus pandemic.
Samsung Electronics is considering to launch Galaxy S smartphones much earlier than initially planned, seeking to grab a market share from its rival Huawei as well as fend off Apple's competition.
On Monday, S&P 500 futures hit their record high, following Pfizer's announcement that its COVID-19 experimental vaccine is over 90% effective, according to the large study's initial data.
On Monday, UK officials stated that they were open for a compromise on fishing in the trade deal with the EU.