AT&T topped Wall Street's revenue estimates as the US economy reopening after the pandemic-caused restrictions helped to drive the company's media business and smartphone sales.
On Thursday, the world's biggest advertising company WPP is pledging to reach the goal of net-zero emissions as soon as 2025 by incorporating virtual production solutions.
Credit Suisse is planning to attract over $2.0B to boost its capital base ahead of a further US investment fund Archegos hit as well as the prime brokerage unit's shrinking.
On Wednesday, the US government stated that it would halve carbon emissions by 2030. The news are bound to impact energy stocks.
Airbus has launched its largest shake-up of the company's manufacturing network in over a decade, reorganising its large-parts activities in Germany and France ahead of its possible sale.
Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger is set to travel to Europe for a meeting with the EU officials planned for the next week, the chipmaker confirmed earlier this week.
The software maker UiPath's shares skyrocketed as much as 23.21% in their NYSE debut on Wednesday, signalling rising demand for high-growth technology stocks.
Batista brothers' Brazilian fintech start-up PicPay filed for an IPO on Nasdaq with the US SEC, an official filing showed.
Daimler is set to slash working hours for nearly 18.5K employees and temporarily suspend production at two factories in Germany amid a semiconductor chip shortage that hit global car production.
Automation technology startup UiPath's shares surged nearly 17% in their NYSE debut, giving the company a $34B market value.
The Bank of Canada signalled that it would start raising interest rates in 2022 after it boosted the outlook for the country's economy and reduced the scope of the bond-buying program.
Airbus launched the reorganisation of its production network, with large-parts activities restructured in Germany and France, and some small-parts manufacturing hived off before the potential sale.
France's hotel group Accor stated that its consolidated Q1 revenues totalled €361M, down 53% from €768M in 2020.
Spotify shares dropped almost 3% on Wednesday after its rival Apple unveiled a new offer of paid subscriptions for podcasts.
Oracle shares declined 3% after missing a project to supply cloud services for Israel, as the government chose Google and Amazon Web Services over Microsoft, Oracle and IBM.
On Wednesday, the Chinese market regulator called on the US electric carmaker Tesla to ensure its product quality after an incident that took place at the auto show in Shanghai and drew wide attention from social media.
The USD/CAD dropped by almost 150 pips due to the strengthening of the Canadian Dollar, following the Bank of Canada rate statement made earlier on Wednesday.
South Africa's annual inflation rate increased to 3.2% in March from 2.9% in February, data published by the Statistics South Africa show.
During Wednesday's trading, the value of US Dollar extended the recovery, which started in the aftermath of hitting a seven week low level.
Prior to the start of US trading, it was expected that the US markets would open near or at the closing prices of yesterday despite a drop in oil prices.
SoftBank Group's $100B Vision Fund is likely to report record earnings as soon as May 12, mostly boosted by the gain on the company's stake in Coupang, South Korea's e-commerce giant.
On Wednesday, Amazon.com stated it was launching a new biometric technology for Whole Foods customers in stores around Seattle, allowing shoppers to pay with their palm's scan.
During Wednesday's Asian and European trading hours, stock indices around the world surged fuelled by European corporate earnings.
On Wednesday, ASML Holding NV reported its net income beat forecasts for the Q1, while also raised the full-year sales outlook on robust demand amid the global semiconductor shortage.