Brazil's Embraer reported its commercial aviation revenue dropped by 82% to $109M in Q2 due to a hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
US services sector activity gained its momentum of 58.1 last month, the strongest reading since March 2019, as new orders surged to their record high, ISM reported.
Samsung Electronics launched its new Galaxy Note smartphone and a new foldable phone version, the Z Fold 2, hoping to restore the ground against competitors Apple and Huawei on the back of recovering from the pandemic slump.
Zynga Inc has raised its annual bookings outlook after beating quarterly forecasts on Wednesday, driven by robust engagement from players during the coronavirus lockdowns and its recent takeover of Peak, the Turkish mobile-game maker.
Nissan Motor and the unions at Barcelona plants agreed to postpone until December 2021 the closure of the company's three plants.
Steel consumption in the EU declined 12% year-over-year in the March quarter, as the coronavirus pandemic worsened the situation, industry group Euroferstated.
ChargePoint, one of the oldest and biggest EV charging networks, closed on a $127M funding round, getting much of funds from current investors.
Blackstone Group announced that it agreed to acquire Ancestry.com, the world's biggest DNA services provider, from rivals for $4.7B, including debt.
The price of gold advanced on Wednesday, passing the $2000 mark in defiance of the weakened US dollar and the hopes of further government stimulus measures.
On Wednesday, the French government was scrutinised over its freely available COVID-19 testing approach as it provokes mass gatherings.
On Wednesday, Japan's Honda Motor is expecting a 68% plunge in the full-year operating profit to a ten-year low on anticipation that global car demand would slide due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Thomson Reuters posted a higher-than-anticipated Q2 profit on Wednesday, reaffirming its 2020 outlook in the face of the global market uncertainty.
On Wednesday, Regeneron Pharmaceuticals has topped its Q2 profit estimates, driven by robust sales of the eczema treatment Dupixent, as well as higher revenues related to its Sanofi and Bayer collaboration.
The software firm Clearwater Analytics is considering a sale worth around $2B, including debt, while WCAS has hired an investment lender to review potential strategic options for the privately-owned company.
Activision Blizzard has raised its annual forecast for the company's adjusted sales after topping its quarterly estimates, driven by a pandemic-boosted jump in gaming as well as a new release in the "Call of Duty" franchise this year.
On Wednesday, British American Tobacco appointed the regional head of Middle East and Asia-Pacific business, Guy Meldrum, as its new director of the US business Reynolds American.
The payments processor Square posted a 64% surge in its Q2 revenue, driven by growth in consumers' online buying and usage of its P2P Cash App platform at the time of pandemic.
Virgin Atlantic Airways is seeking the Chapter 15 bankruptcy protection from the American creditors, which allows the foreign debtor to safeguard its assets in the United States.
Alibaba Health IT has raised about $1.3B in the biggest follow-on share sale in Hong Kong since 2015, and would issue 499M new shares priced at HK$20.05, or $2.59, per each.
Argentina has reached a $65 billion debt deal with three exchange bondholder groups, the country's Economy Ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
Alex Ootes, the Vice President for EU Expansion at Amazon, announced on Tuesday that Amazon has commenced preparations to launch in Sweden.
Ford Motor announced on Tuesday that the Chief Operating Officer Jim Farley would replace Jim Hackett, as the President and CEO on October 1.
According to the US Commerce Department, the US factory orders grew by 6.2% in June, boosted by an increase in demand for motor vehicles.
Accor, the EU biggest hotel group, is set to cut 1K jobs within the cost-saving plan of €200M per year to lessen the coronavirus crisis impact.