Britain's Marks & Spencer reported a 17% decline in H1 profit, affected by falling sales of clothing, though was confident of fixing problems and returning to growth.
Wendy's reported that its same-store sales in North America grew 4.4% in the Q3, while adjusted revenues increased 10.1% to $351.1M.
On Wednesday, Apple Inc has revealed new technical details on privacy features in the giant's latest operating systems work.
Lufthansa's cabin crew strike this week will trigger 1,3K flight cancellations, affecting 180K passengers, the German airline said on Wednesday.
Saudi Aramco has made an offer to Malaysia's Petronas to participate in its planned initial public offering, as the oil giant aims to lure cornerstone investors for the listing.
On Wednesday, the new CEO of BMW revealed that he has delivered a 33% increase in profits in the third quarter of this year. The company is one of the few auto makers, which is set to reach its 2019 targets.
The German engineering orders plunged by 4% year-on-year in September, tumbled by trade disputes and falling global investment appetite on German goods orders, VDMA reported on Wednesday.
France and China have signed deals worth $15B during the President Emmanuel Macron's visit to Beijing, China's government official announced on Wednesday.
Xerox Holdings Corp is exploring a cash-and-stock takeover bid for the PC maker HP Inc, a deal that could value HP at $27.0B, according to the WSJ.
Tesla Inc and Walmart Inc have reached an agreement to settle a legal dispute over solar panel installations.
On Tuesday, Jair Bolsonaro, the President of Brazil, said that he would try to push for an amendment of the constitution to enable the government to reduce public sector salaries.
The United States has imposed sanctions on five Venezuela's political figures and security officials, the US Treasury Department said in a statement on Tuesday.
Nvidia Corp announced on Tuesday that the United States Postal Service would use its artificial intelligence software to process package data 10 times faster.
Hungary's energy company MOL is acquiring a $1.57B worth stake in the Azeri giant oilfield from Chevron, a purchase that will add around 20K barrels per day to MOL's output guidance.
Royal Dutch Shell is set to acquire France's renewable power wind farm EOLFI, in the oil and gas giant's another move to ramp up its electricity business.
The Italian broadcaster Mediaset is in talks with Vivendi, its hostile shareholder, about possible resolutions of a dispute regarding the governance of the Mediaset's planned pan-EU TV reorganisation.
Mylan topped Wall Street estimates, as its net earnings rose 3.5% to $2.96B in the Q3, owing to expansion in the company's biggest market of North America.
Canadian trade deficit narrowed to C$978M in September, compared with a revised C$1.24B deficit in August, as imports and exports declined.
Kroger announced forecast for adjusted profit in the range $2.30-$2.40 per share and same-store sales to rise 2.25% in 2020, surpassing analysts' estimates.
On Tuesday, the Hungarian Foreign Minister has opened doors for China's telecoms giant Huawei to participate in the launch of the high-speed 5G network in Hungary.
On Tuesday, Air France-KLM is planning to expand its Transavia budget line, as well as tap the core French carrier into premium travel, as the company seeks to bolster its shares and profit.
SAP, Germany's business software group, announced it would make a return of an extra $1.7B to shareholders in the following year, as the company's strong operational and financial performance made the enhanced payout possible.
Xerox Holdings Corp is planning a 25% stake sale in Fuji Xerox, the joint venture built up with Fujifilm Holdings, in a potential deal worth $2.3B, according to Reuters.
On Tuesday, crude oil price benchmarks continued to edge higher. The surge was boosted by a decrease in Chinese interest rates. Namely, crude oil is being repriced, as global money supply has been increased.