Toshiba's largest investor urged to hold an emergency meeting among shareholders to investigate the Japanese company's annual general meeting that took place in July at which some shareholders' voting rights were potentially compromised.
Germany's fintech N26, which had been valued at $3.6B in its fundraising held in May, is seeking more financing round ahead of its initial public offering in 2023.
On Thursday, it was revealed that Texas and nine other US states were suing Google and Facebook for breaking antitrust laws.
GoCardless, the UK digital payments firm, raised $95M in the Bain Capital Ventures-led round of funding, seeking to invest in its open banking strategy.
On Thursday, Nokia has appointed Nishant Batra as its new chief strategy and technology officer as well as the group leadership team's member, effective January 18, 2021.
Boeing has started to hire around 160 new pilots as the company seeks to relaunch its 737 MAX jets, following a 20-month-long safety ban.
Citigroup attempted to persuade the federal judge to force Revlon Inc lenders to return half a billion dollars of its own money, which it mistakenly sent them.
Lyft and Motional, the JV between Aptiv and Hyundai, are set to launch a multi-city robotaxi service in the US in 2023.
Germany is set to make a €1.5M contribution to Thyssenkrupp's planned hydrogen electrolysis factory in Saudi Arabia within a strategy to support hydrogen technology.
UBS is set to sell its wealth management business in Austria to Liechtenstein-based bank LGT, the Swiss banking giant stated on Wednesday.
StockX announced that it raised $275M in a financing round led by Tiger Global Management, valuing the e-commerce startup at $2.8B.
Upstart Holdings' shares increased 30% in their Nasdaq debut, giving the cloud-based AI lending platform $1.88B market capitalization.
The economy of Cambodia is projected to expand 4% in 2021 after a contraction in 2020, a statement published by the World Bank shows.
The Greek economy is expected to expand 4.8% in 2021, a statement published by the Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis shows.
Samsung Electronics has signed a cooperation agreement with IBM on Wednesday to combine private 5G networks with the "edge computing", as the companies aim to help their customers automate production.
On Wednesday, Zoom Video Communications announced its plans to expand its footprint in Singapore by setting up a research & development centre as well as immediately hiring hundreds of new staff for the operations.
On Wednesday, the price for Bitcoin passed the 20,000.00 mark and immediately reached the resistance of the 20,800.00 level.
The World Bank is expecting the Russian economic growth in 2021, potentially due to the COVID-19 vaccine impact, but warned Russian banks there might be still tough times ahead.
On Wednesday, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles stated it was planning to spend $150M to establish India's global technology centre.
BP has taken a stake in Finite Carbon, the biggest US carbon offset developer, the oil giant announced on Wednesday, as it seeks to build a new stream of revenue.
During Wednesday's European trading hours, stock indices surged, as the US Dollar reached a historical low level.
Cathay Pacific Airways is expecting its second-half loss to be "significantly higher" than the first-half reading, tumbled by low demand due to the coronavirus pandemic.
On Wednesday, ZeroAvia, the hydrogen plane start-up, announced it secured $21.4M in a round of funding led by Breakthrough Energy Ventures aiming to build zero-emission commercial aircraft.
The e-commerce firm ContextLogic attracted $1.1B in the initial public offering held on Tuesday by selling its shares at $24 apiece, at the top of the company's target range.