During Tuesday's European trading session, crude oil price benchmarks declined, as a speculated return of Libyan oil production was revealed.
Commerzbank's supervisory board is considering 7K more job cuts, in addition to 4K redundancies up to 2023 unveiled last autumn, the BoeZ said on Tuesday.
Postmates has renewed its plans for launching an IPO amid the US online food delivery deal boom, according to sources familiar with the company's listing plans.
Australia is planning to spend A$1.35B during the following ten years to bolster the country's cyber security defences, its Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on Tuesday.
Japan's industrial output decreased 8.4% month-over-month in May to 79.1, underscoring the coronavirus impact on factory activity and the overall business.
Airbus finalised a restructuring plan involving thousands of job cuts, as the CEO confirmed intention to hold production down 40% for two years.
The technology investor Prosus NV reported that its net profit for the year to March 31 grew a better-than-expected 6.7% to $3.82B, supported by strong growth at Tencent.
Coty Inc announced that it would purchase a stake of 20% in KKW, the makeup brand of Kim Kardashian West, looking to cash in on the demand for its products.
The Federal Reserve has launched its Primary Market Corporate Credit Facility, a programme to stabilise financial markets following the COVID-19 pandemic, saying it is available for use starting from Monday.
Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel is hoping that the EU bloc's leaders will agree on the next recovery fund and budget at the summit set for July 17/18, Reuters reported on Monday.
On Monday, Amazon.com stated it would pay $500M in one-time bonuses to the company's front-line workers and partners who were working during the coronavirus pandemic through June 2020.
Contracts to acquire US secondary homes rose to its record high in May, suggesting that the housing market has started to recover after being hurt by the coronavirus pandemic, Reuters reported.
The Sweden-based, virtual second-hand clothing startup Sellpy, mostly owned by clothing giant H&M, launched in Germany.
On Monday, the US Supreme Court favored US President Donald Trump regarding power over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
On Monday, the main indexes of Wall Street have increased after the prior week's sell-off on investor hopes of more improving data and stimulus against an increase in the global coronavirus cases.
On Monday, Japan's SoftBank Group stated it would repurchase about $1.9B of its local unsecured corporate bonds in the time period of June 30 - July 17, as a part of the company's plan to pay down its debt.
On Monday, the Financial Conduct Authority of the United Kingdom stated that Wirecard had made progress in addressing concerns of the government institution.
Data published on Monday revealed that the economic sentiment of the Euro Zone continued to recover in June.
On Monday, global stock indices reached a two week low level, as a resurgence in coronavirus spread caused a run to safety.
According to data from the General Statistics Office published on Monday, Vietnam's gross domestic product grew by 0.36% in the Q2.
On Monday, crude oil prices declined for the second consecutive trading session, as COVID-19 cases surged in the United States and other places cool demand hopes.
Wirecard AG announced on Saturday that it would continue with business activities after the insolvency filing.
On Saturday, a global coronavirus fundraising meeting raised $6.9B. The funds would be used for COVID-19 tests, treatments and vaccines.
Makoto Uchida, the Chief Executive Officer of Nissan Motor, repeated his pledge to step down if he fails to deliver recovery.