BMW stated that it sold 2.52M BMW, Rolls-Royce and Mini cars last year, becoming the best-selling vehicle group ahead of Daimler.
Ucommune, Chian's shared workspace provider, has found a little-known US investment lender for its planned initial public offering, as Citigroup and Credit Suisse rejected an offer to underwrite it.
Full-year sales in Jaguar Land Rover slipped 6% in 2019, the carmaker reported on Friday, as the performance was hit by slowing demand for diesel cars in Europe and weakening Chinese vehicles market.
Ctrip, the US-listed online travel group, has entered talks with banks over a potential secondary Hong Kong listing, planning to follow Alibaba Group in establishing a base of investors closer to China.
Full-year sales in Jaguar Land Rover slipped 6% in 2019, the carmaker reported on Friday, as the performance was hit by slowing demand for diesel cars in Europe and weakening Chinese vehicles market.
During Friday's European morning trading hours, crude oil price benchmarks declined down to the $65 mark. The decline was caused by higher than forecast amassing of US oil inventories.
The US President Donald Trump stated on Friday that the Chinese trade deal's Phase 1 should be signed shortly after January 15.
The EU antitrust regulators resumed their probe into Boeing's deal to acquire Embraer's commercial arm, setting a new deadline of April 30 for the final decision to be made.
Voya Financial considers selling itself to insurance groups in a potential deal that could bring the value of the US insurance and retirement plan provider to $10B or more, according to Financial Times.
The shopping centre business of IKEA is spending £170M to acquire and upgrade a mall in London in its first round of entering Britain, planning to win hearts of a nation by doing the shopping online.
Takeaway.com, the Dutch food ordering firm, announced that its shareholders had granted their approval for the proposed £5.9B acquisition of the UK peer Just Eat during the shareholder meeting held in Amsterdam.
First Abu Dhabi Bank has launched the auction process for the construction group Al Jaber's Dubai Shangri-La hotel with an initial price of $190.59M, Reuters reported.
Royal Dutch Shell is looking for a buyer for its oil refinery located in Anacortes, Washington, as Shell seeks to reduce its North American refining operations to expand factories on the US Gulf Coast.
According to data, released by the US Commerce Department, the overall tariffs, imposed by the US President Donald Trump, cost American firms $46B since February 2018.
Airbus announced on Thursday that it would increase the production of A320 single-aisle jets to seven per month by the beginning of next year.
The Japanese yen, seen as a safe-haven currency, declined to a two-week low against the US Dollar after Iran's missile strike.
On Thursday, Wall Street's major indexes hit record levels, as the Middle East nerves eased. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up by 182.22 points at 11:29 a.m. ET.
The FAO Food Price Index measuring changes for a product basket price jumped to the five-year high of an average 181.7 points, rising 2.5% from the prior month.
Canada's housing starts unexpectedly declined 3% to 197K units in December, as groundbreaking fell on multi-family homes.
On Thursday, the European shares reached its record-high after the US and Iran backed down from the further military tension escalation and investors wert back to riskier assets over firmer hopes of the US-China trade deal.
On Thursday, Volkswagen Group reported its vehicle deliveries in 2019 slightly rose from the prior year's level, upwardly revising earlier estimates that predicted the 2019 sales would stay on hold.
Apple's iPhone China sales in December rose over 18% to 3.2M units year-over-year, according to the government data published on Thursday.
On Thursday, Transport app FlixMobility reported a 37% surge in its passenger numbers for the period of 2019, as the German best-funded tech start-up seeks to become the world's largest intercity bus services provider.
On Thursday, the Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney stated that the bank could decrease interest rates, if there remains the apparent economic weakness.