On Tuesday, Amazon.com launched an online drugstore, a new service offering home delivery for prescription medications in the US.
Total household debt in the United States increased by $87 billion to $14.35 trillion in the Q3, the New York Federal Reserve reported on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Home Depot announced that it would spend $1B on permanent wage increases for frontline hourly employees.
China's search engine Baidu stated that it would acquire JOYY's video-based live streaming business in China for about $3.6B in cash.
Wirecard's insolvency administrator Michael Jaffe stated that the company's tech assets and platform were to Spain's Banco Santander.
Dutch chipmaker NXP Semiconductors entered a strategic partnership with cloud computing unit of Amazon.com to allow cars to communicate with data centres.
Autodesk Inc stated that it bought Spacemaker, a Norwegian company whose applications are used by architects, for $240M.
Swedish truckmaker Scania announced plans to invest more than 1B Swedish crowns or $116M over the next years in its battery assembly plant.
Germany's carmaker Daimler is set to cooperate with China's Geely to develop a next-generation combustion engine to be used in hybrids.
US retail sales rose less than anticipated last month, showing a tendency to slow further, tumbled by spiralling new coronavirus infections, as well as declining household income.
On Tuesday, ChargePoint, the electric car charging network, has partnered with Apple over integrating a broad spectrum of electric vehicle charging information integration into Apple-made CarPlay infotainment system.
Ryan Cohen, one of GameStop's biggest shareholders, called for a strategic business review of the videogame retailer, Reuters reported.
On Tuesday, Amazon.com has launched online pharmacy to deliver prescription medications to the US customers, boosting competition with other drug retailers, including Walmart, CVS and Walgreens.
On Tuesday, European stock indices surged, as they were on the course of booking biggest monthly gains in almost three decades.
Pfizer has started its experimental COVID-19 vaccine's pilot delivery programme in four US states, seeking to address distribution challenges related to ultra-cold storage requirements.
Tesla will join the S&P 500 as early as December, in the CEO Elon Musk's major win that sent the electric vehicle maker's shares up 14% on anticipation of a $51B index fund trade.
On Monday, a third Senator of the United States announced that he opposes Judy Shelton's candidature for the post of the chairwoman of the US Federal Reserve.
Volkswagen announces on Monday that the company would roll out a new payments system for charging electric vehicles.
On Monday, crude oil price benchmarks surged by mora than two percent, as another effective coronavirus vaccine was announced.
During Monday's trading hours, the US Dollar's value remained firm despite news of a more effective coronavirus vaccine.
Nissan Motor considered selling a 34% stake in Mitsubishi Motor, Bloomberg reported, a move which would reshape an alliance that includes France's Renault.
Germany is set to extend its environmental subsidy for electric vehicles until 2025, government and auto industry sources said.
Home Depot stated that it is set to acquire HD Supply in an $8B valued deal, regaining control over the company after restructuring years ago.
The Nigerian consumer price index increased by 14.23% in October, compared to the same period the prior year, the National Bureau of Statistics reports.