Ford Motor and South Korea's battery manufacturer SK Innovation are planning to announce the US electric vehicle battery joint venture, Reuters reported on Thursday.
The founder of ByteDance, Zhang Yiming, is set to step down from his chief executive role and will be replaced by Liang Rubo, the human resource chief, the company revealed on Thursday.
Cisco Systems is expecting its current-quarter profit to miss forecasts, anticipating the economy reopening will cool the pandemic-driven demand for its teleconferencing and networking tools, sending the firm's shares down 5%.
Target Corp reported its quarterly sales surged around 23% and forecast booming demand through 2021, as consumers return to stores after a year of the pandemic-caused restrictions.
Apple Inc made more than $100M in commission fees from "Fortnite" over the two years the online game was published on the App Store, the company's executive testified.
Squarespace Inc was valued at $6.5B in the company's market debut on Wednesday, as shares opened 4% lower than the reference price.
Deutsche Telekom was in negotiations over a potential deal for SoftBank Group's stake of 8.5% in T-Mobile US, which would provide the German telecom giant more control over the US affiliate.
BlackRock raised its stake in SoftBank Group to 5.2%, a filing revealed on Wednesday, as Japan's rules require stakes exceeding 5% to be disclosed.
The US retailer TJ Maxx revealed on Wednesday that the company had beat its quarterly earnings forecast, as shoppers had returned to stores.
On Wednesday, Wells Fargo announced that it could offer an active cryptocurrency strategy for the bank's wealthier clients.
Airbus announced on Wednesday that the company would close industrial production at its factory in Cadiz, in southern Spain.
By the start of Wednesday's US trading hours, the global cryptocurrency market had erased almost $1 trillion in market capitalization.
On Wednesday, Singapore Airlines announced a record annual loss of $3.2 billion. In addition, the company revealed that it would issue new bonds.
US stock indices started Wednesday's US trading with a decline, as a broad sell-off of all stocks was being attributed to fears of inflation.
On Wednesday, the price for Ethereum dropped by more than 20%, as the government of China announced restrictions on crypto services.
On Wednesday, China's JD.com reported its Q1 revenue topped Wall Street forecasts due to growth remaining strong in the local e-commerce sector after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Japan announced its plans on Wednesday to boost its spending to promote the advanced semiconductor chips and batteries local production under the 2021 growth agenda, according to the Nikkei newspaper.
On Wednesday, the Italian tyremaker Pirelli has unveiled the first FSC-certified tyres in the world for BMW's plug-in hybrid model X5 xDrive45e.
On Wednesday, the government of China tightened the rules that do not allow payment companies and financial institutions in China to provide cryptocurrency related services.
Take-Two Interactive Software reported its quarterly sales and profit topped analysts' forecasts on the pandemic-driven higher demand for the company's "NBA 2K" and "Grand Theft Auto" popular franchises.
Trade ministers from Canada, Mexico and the United States discussed their new North American trade agreement and promised to fully enforce the deal's higher standards.
On Wednesday, KKR, the private equity firm, announced it would acquire John Laing Group, the UK infrastructure investor, in a deal worth around £2.0B ($2.84B).
Macy's, the US department chain, boosted its annual profit and sales outlook, as vaccinations encourage US citizens to in-store shopping as stores had been closed for over a year.
On Tuesday, Bank of America announced plans to increase its hourly wage for workers in the United States to $25 by 2025.