Renault is planning to discontinue operations at its car assembly at the Flins plant outside Paris, turning it into a recycling, research and repair centre by 2024.
On Wednesday, Tesla has issued two recalls that cover around 9,500 cars over a roof trim that poses threat to separate, as well as bolts that could be improperly tightened.
The US biggest home improvement retailer Home Depot has reached a $17.5M settlement over the investigation into the 2014 data breach that his around 40M of its customers.
Ford Motor made an order for 12 ultra-cold freezers for safe storage of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine and its distribution to employees, the carmaker said in its latest announcement.
During Wednesday's European trading hours, stock indices fluctuated near nine month high levels, as coronavirus vaccine expectations were outweighed by rising infection cases.
Twitter announced it was planning to relaunch the verification programme, including the public application process, as early as 2021 amid newly-introduced policy by the company.
Clariant AG is planning to slash around 1K job positions over two years amid divestments, according to the Swiss speciality chemicals firm's statement made on Wednesday.
Gap missed Wall Street's forecasts for its quarterly profit due to a shift to online sales during the pandemic that fuelled a surge in the shipping and marketing costs, sending the retailer's shares down around 11%.
The International Air Transport Association released its financial forecast for the global airline industry on Tuesday, showing that airlines are expected to lose $157 billion in 2020.
Tehran expects foreign firms to return if Washington eased sanctions, Iran's government spokesperson Ali Rabiei stated on Tuesday.
Tesla Inc market value crossed $500 billion, as shares of the electric-car maker have surged nearly 28% this year.
Ireland has extended the €2 billion COVID-19 credit guarantee scheme for SMEs until the end of June, the Irish Business Minister Leo Varadkar said in a statement on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average index passed the 30,000 level. This event could attract additional retail sector investors.
Survey results that were published by the Conference Board on Tuesday revealed that US consumer confidence had declined more than expected.
On Tuesday, General Electric announced that the company would continue to cut jobs in its aviation unit.
Best Buy announced on Tuesday that it expects a decline in US retail sales due to the impact of the coronavirus on the economy.
On Tuesday, crude oil prices reached their highest levels since the coronavirus drop that occurred in March.
At the start of Tuesday's US trading hours, US stock indices surged, as risk on sentiment was attributed to the US General Services Administration stating that the handover of the US Presidency could begin.
On Tuesday, Tesla's market value crossed $500B after investors lapped up the carmaker's shares additionally to the S&P 500 index, marking a six-fold surge of the stock gain this year.
During Tuesday's trading hours, risk assets surged in price, as the US General Services Administration informed Joe Biden that the handover of the US Presidency could begin.
Ryanair stated it had to trim its winter plans due to lower demand amid the COVID-19-related restrictions, adding it would unlikely return to its pre-crisis service levels earlier than next fall.
The gross domestic product of Germany grew by its record 8.5% in Q3 as the European biggest economy showed partial recovery from an unprecedented drop triggered by the coronavirus pandemic in spring.
Snap launched new feature "Spotlight", which allows users to share short videos publicly on the Snapchat platform, introducing another service to compete with Instagram Reels and ByteDance's TikTok.
The largest asset manager in the world BlackRock is set to acquire the investment management services operator Aperio Group from Aperio employees and the private equity group Golden Gate Capital in a cash-deal worth $1.05B.