Peloton Interactive, the fitness start-up known for workout programs on exercise bikes, was planning to raise nearly $1.33B in an initial public offering.
HSBC was planning to quit its France's retail banking business under Noel Quinnm the interim chief executive, the WSJ reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
On Wednesday, Carrefour denied it was exploring a bid for its French retail rival Casino, following BFM TV's report earlier that day stating that France's retailer was examining a potential all-share offer for the debt-laden company.
On Wednesday, the UAE State Minister and the CEO of ADNOC Group, Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, conducted a meeting with Alexander Novak, the Russian Energy Minister, to discuss a strategic partnership, according to the Emirati group's statement.
Continental, the German automotive supplier, and France's Michelin are eager to form the tyre-making joint venture, with France's farming software company SMAG as a partner and the venture based in Singapore.
The US-Israeli data science company Explorium announced on Wednesday it had raised $19M in private funding, seeking to expand its platform.
Britain promised to decide as soon as possible whether to allow the Chinese tech giant Huawei Technologies' equipment use in the country's 5G networks, but added that China must follow the rules in case it gains access to the Western market.
Apple's new lower-priced iPhone 11 model disappointed Asian market, as it lacks 5G technology, despite having a faster processor than its predecessors, according to a Cape Investment & Securities analysts.
German pilots have reached their first-ever wage agreement with the Irish budget carrier Ryanair, as the company is in tough discussions with unions across Europe, the VC union stated on Wednesday.
The Facebook-owned Libra cryptocurrency project will seek for the Swiss payment system licence, as the wide range of planned services would need broad oversight, the financial regulator FINMA stated on Wednesday.
Apple launched new triple-camera iPhone models and its own streaming TV service at the price of $5 per month during the tech giant's presentation conducted on Tuesday, undercutting its rivals Netflix and Disney.
On Wednesday, Cathay Pacific Airways announced it would trim its capacity for the forthcoming winter season amid 11.3% drop in its August passenger numbers followed by Hong Kong's anti-government protests that hit demand.
On Wednesday, Hong Kong Exchanges proposed a $39 billion takeover of the London Stock Exchange. Subsequently the LSE stock price had surged by 6.25% by 09:30 GMT.
A Mirae Asset Global Investments-led consortium is set to acquire 15 hotels located in the United States from Anbang Insurance Group, China's troubled insurer, it stated on Wednesday.
JD.com, China's second-biggest e-commerce company, has named Jason Hu, the ex-managing director of the Chinese PE group CDH Investments, as its new strategic investment head to oversee domestic and international deals.
The French retailer Carrefour is exploring a potential bid for its struggling French rival Casino in a possible all-share deal that could be valued at up to €4.2B, according to a BFM TV report seen on Wednesday.
The SoftBank-backed ride-hailing Grab is considering to sign merger deals with Indonesia's digital payments firm OVO and Ant Financial-backed DANA, as it seeks to build heft and power with the help of these firms and overtake Gojek.
The US lawmakers renewed fights with the US President Donald Trump on Tuesday over the border wall funding and women's reproductive health programs.
According to the Wall Street Journal report, Charles Schwab Corp, a discount brokerage company, planned to cut about 3% of its workforce. The company spokesperson confirmed on Tuesday.
The UK opposition Labour Party has unveiled plans to create the Ministry of Employment Rights, which would deliver greater job security and better wages.
According to the Mexican government corruption watchdog, Manuel Bartlett, the head of national power utility company, was under investigation over declaration of assets and interests.
The US job openings dropped for a second month in succession 31K to 7.2M positions in July due to decreases in the federal government and wholesale trade, bolstering views that job rise already peaked, the JOLTS report showed.
IBM was joining forces with Germany's research institute to explore the quantum computing's potential in a project backed by the government in Berlin with $717M over two years.
Optimism among the US small-business owners declined in August to the lowest in five months, with the NFIB's Index at 103.1 points, below the median estimate.