On Ttuesday, shares of Ubisoft surged 2.4% to €98.94, after Google stated it had signed a partnership deal with the France's video games developer over video game streaming service testing.
Tesla produced 53,239 Model 3s cars in the Q3 and delivered almost 56K of its vehicles to customers, according to the report published on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Amazon.com announced it would increase the minimum wage for its US employees to $15/h, starting the next month on the back of labour units' criticism for a pay disparity.
On Tuesday, PepsiCo reported a 1.5% jump in its Q3 revenue to $16.49B, beating analysts' expectations, driven by new products development and marketing investments for Latin America.
The Australian insurance company Freedom Insurance Group is cutting more of its workforce on the back of restructuring after an inquiry fallout, prompting its Chief Financial Officer and CEO to quit.
Lavazza, Italy's coffee maker, is set to take over the US food titan Mars Inc's coffee unit in a deal valued at about $650, as Lavazza seeks to expand its business internationally.
On Tuesday, Denmark's energy and climate ministry stated it would propose to ban the sale of new diesel and petrol vehicles starting from 2030.
The European Parliament has sent an invitation to the Danske bank's whistleblower to testify before the parliament.
German coalition has agreed that older diesel car owners in polluted cities will have the option to choose between a hardware update and a trade-in incentive.
On Monday, the US Federal Trade Commission has granted its approval to Penn National Gaming for its $2.8B acquisition of Pinnacle Entertainment with divestitures.
Lockheed Martin has won a $632M US defence contract to sell Hellfire II missile variants to Japan and the Netherlands, according to a Pentagon report.
Twenty-First Century Fox's co-head Gary Newman is in talks to become a leader of Fox Broadcasting after the takeover deal by Walt Disney is completed.
AM General has hired Macquarie Group, the investment bank, to help it find bidders, as the Humvee military vehicles maker had put itself up for a sale, in which the company can be valued at over $2.0B.
StoneCo, Brazil's credit card processor, stated it filed for an IPO on Monday on the New York Nasdaq, amid strong competition among payments firms in the Latin American country, while its economy is recovering from a severe recession.
United Technologies, the US aerospace and industrial group, has won the US approval to acquire the avionics producer Rockwell Collins, while China's approval of the purchase still pending.
Thomson Reuters has finalised a deal to sell the majority stake of its Financial & Risk private unit to Blackstone Group, the company announced on Monday.
On Tuesday, Akzo Nobe stated it would return $6.4B to its shareholders after specialty chemicals division's sale this week, as the Dutch paintmaker promised to make such a move in March.
On Tuesday, the Commerce Secretary of the United States announced that tens of thousands of automobile industry jobs are expected to return to the US due to the recent NAFTA agreement.
The recent closing of the NAFTA deal pushed the USD/JPY currency exchange rate to a new high level, as the US Dollar gained and the increased risk appetite globally decreased the demand for the Japanese currency.
Stock prices in the Asian markets decline on Tuesday. Financial media outlets attributed the decline to the fading optimism of the recently closed NAFTA deal.
On Tuesday, crude oil price benchmarks hovered near four year high levels. The surge of the prices was attributed to the upcoming new US sanctions on Iran.
Australia's government anticipated the nation's resource and energy exports to reach a record of $182B in 2018-2019, buoyed by higher prices for commodities and by the weaker Australian dollar.
The Big Four accounting firms could invest in technologies that would raise standards beyond what could be achieved by small rivals, the head of PWC stated, defending the firms against Britain's calls to be broken up.
Auto parts production in Mexico is expected to jump about 10% over the next three years, as automakers scramble to adhere to stricter content regulations of the new North American trade agreement.