The United States is expected to report its slowest job growth in six months, with November non-farm payrolls likely increasing by 469K jobs after surging by 638K in October, Reuters survey showed.
Nestle is planning an investment worth $3.58 billion during the following five years to cut its carbon emissions to zero by 2050.
On Friday, UBS Group has appointed Sabine Keller-Busse, the EMEA head and Chief Operating Officer, as the new UBS Switzerland president effective from February 1, 2021.
Microsoft has revealed its new cloud-based tool deemed to help businesses get handle on data and operations and will be generally available "shortly".
Rimac, the electric hypercar maker, stated that the growing demand for SPACs, used to raise money for electric cat start-ups, could damage the industry's long-term prospects.
On Thursday, the US President-elect Joe Biden has picked former Barack Obama's official, Brian Deese, to lead the National Economic Council.
The US cargo and passenger airline industry faced total employment drop by about 29K employees through mid-October, as lay-off restrictions set by the government expired.
Ryanair made a new order of 75 additional 737 MAX jets from Boeing with the $9.0B list price, sending the US planemaker's shares up 5.2% on Thursday.
The Chinese Commerce Ministry stated that it will keep anti-dumping duties over imports of wine from Australia for four months.
Nestle announced plans to invest 3.2B Swiss francs or $3.58B over the five years to step towards its goal of net-zero emissions by 2050.
Walmart is expected to spend more than $700M on bonuses as compensation for helping meet an increase in demand for essential goods in the coronavirus crisis.
LafargeHolcim was allocating 100M Swiss francs or nearly $111.89M to cut its CO2 emissions in India, the world's biggest cement maker stated.
JD Logistics asked banks to pitch for the lead role in Hong Kong IPO of up to $3B, aiming to launch the deal in the H1 of 2021, two sources familiar with the matter stated.
PhonePe, the digital payments operations of Walmart's e-commerce arm Flipkart, announced that it is set to sell a stake to existing investors for $700M.
During Thursday's European trading hours, the US Dollar index reached low levels not experienced since May of 2018.
On Thursday, 3M stated it would reduce about 2,9K job positions globally as well as scale back on its investments in the non-rapid-growing markets amid the company's restructuring.
On Thursday, Norwegian Air proposed restructuring, planes and New shares sale in the carrier's efforts to survive the coronavirus crisis.
US federal appeals court scheduled a hearing on TikTok new user ban for December 14, it announced earlier this week.
On Thursday, Walmart-controlled India's e-commerce company Flipkart announced it would partially spin off PhonePe, aiming to expand the access of the digital payments platform to capital to bolster its growth.
On Thursday, the German carmaker Daimler stated it was set to propose Bernd Pischetsrieder, the former BMW and Volkswagen executive, as a candidate to become the carmaker's chairman.
Buffett-backed data warehouse company Snowflake reported a bigger Q3 loss of $168M in the first quarterly result after its IPO in September.
XPO Logistics Inc announced its plans to spin off its logistics and warehousing business into a separate publicly-traded company, which will focus on e-commerce fulfilment.
Australia's Macquarie Group announced that it agreed to buy the investment management company Waddell & Reed Financial for $1.7B in cash.
Uber Technologies was in advanced negotiations to sell air taxi operations, "Uber Elevate", to aerospace company Joby Aviation, Axios reported, citing sources.