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.
The EU antitrust regulators launched a probe into Alphabet unit Google's deal to buy Fitbit for $2.1B in a bid to rival Samsung and Apple.
Amazon.com Inc announced that it started preparations to launch in Sweden, but it did not say if it will create a distribution hub or warehouse in the country.
As multiple French cities mandate mask-wearing, the country's scientific committee announced a likelihood of a second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in France.
Ford Motor Company announced their new Chief Executive Officer - Jim Farley on Tuesday as the company struggles with the coronavirus-caused turbulences.
On Tuesday, the German financial regulatory authority stated it is performing an inspection of the accounts for Wirecard AG, the outcome can be beneficial to the prosecutors.
Ralph Lauren posted on Tuesday a bigger-than-anticipated 66% drop in its Q2 revenue, as the fashion house was hit by the coronavirus-caused store and outlet closures across the world.
Germany's drugs and pesticides company Bayer plunged to a €9.5B net loss in its Q2, after the litigation charges related to its disputes with the $63B Monsanto takeover.
On Tuesday, the privately-owned restaurant group PizzaExpress announced it would likely to close about 15% of its restaurants located in the United Kingdom that could lead to 1,1K job cuts amid restructuring plan to trim its debt.
The US travel website Booking.com is planning to cut a quarter of its 17K employees due to losses during the COVID-19 pandemic, NRC Handelsblad said on Tuesday.
France's state treasury has made a decision to issue a three-month suspension of Morgan Stanley from some of the French treasury bond deals due to problems the financial holding company had regarding certain past deal executions.
On Tuesday, SoftBank Corp, the Japanese wireless carrier, reported a 4% jump in its Q1 operating profit, topping analyst estimates, driven by its internet and enterprise businesses.
Goldman Sachs Group appointed Ian Taylor as its new equity capital markets head for Australia and New Zealand, according to the bank's Australian spokeswoman.
Chipotle Mexican Grill is planning to hire 10K new employees in the following month due to rebounding sales, as the fast-casual chain seeks to reach its another target.
Lordstown Motors is set to launch an initial public offering by merging with DiamondPeak Holdings, the blank-check company, and valuing the electric carmaker at $1.6B.
The US new car sales continued to show the recovery signs after the COVID-19 crisis, as Toyota Motor reported its lowest sales slowdown in July since the pandemic hit the auto sector in March.
Google has unveiled its first 5G-enabled Pixel smartphones line-up and is planning the official sales launch already this fall at the price starting from $499.
Tyson Foods appointed Dean Banks, the meatpacker's President, as the new Chief Executive Officer amid unprecedented disruptions caused by the coronavirus crisis.
On Monday, oil prices surged over 1%, driven by positive economic data reported by the United States, Europe and Asia, while investors stayed concerned over the growing number of COVID-19 cases globally.
Manufacturing activity in Taiwan expanded in July, data published by the Chung-Hua Institution for Economic Research show.
Consumer sentiment in Germany is recovering after a severe slump at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, the German Retail Federation reports.
New vehicle sales in Japan declined 13.7% in July, compared to the same period the previous year, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Japan Automobile Dealers Association reports.
Earnings from coffee export from Uganda reached a record high of $494M for the year ended on June 30, a statement published by the Ministry of Finance shows.