The World Bank announced on Wednesday that almost 150 million could be pushed into extreme poverty due to the coronavirus.
On Wednesday, a memo from Tesla was leaked. The memo revealed that the company could produce a total of half a million cars in 2020.
On Wednesday, Just Eat Takeaway.com shareholders have granted their approval for the proposed $7.3B worth acquisition of the American rival GrubHub.
Russia's Gazprom is facing a fine worth over $7.6B from Polish regulator for its gas pipeline "Nord Stream 2" building without the approval of Warsaw, it reported on Wednesday.
The new boss of the UK largest retailer by sales Tesco decided to stick with his predecessor's strategy, despite a fall in the company's H1 core profit amid losses caused by the pandemic.
On Wednesday, Wells Fargo stated it was cutting jobs at the commercial banking division amid its larger reductions, which would affect the majority of its business lines and functions.
Volkswagen is expecting 90% electric vehicles sales next year in Norway, adding that EVs could completely replace petrol and diesel engines in the country by 2023.
Samsung Electronics's Q3 profit likely surged as much as 35%, driven by robust smartphone sales as well as a rush memory chips order from Huawei Technologies.
Adidas has named ex-BNP Paribas executive Amanda Rajkuma as a new human resources head following employee complaints about racism at Germany's sportswear giant that caused the leave of Karen Parkin.
Germany's carmaker Daimler is set to trim fixed costs, R&D and capex expenditure at its Mercedes-Benz brand by over 20% by 2025 amid its intention to take its unit further upmarket.
On Wednesday, the Finance Ministry of japan revealed that the new government has requested a $997 initial budget for the next year.
Apple is planning to hold its special event next week, October 13, that would likely reveal the company's new iPhone devices with 5G capabilities.
US judge is set to hold a hearing on November 4 on the potential banning of transactions with TikTok by the US government.
On Wednesday, Japan's Sharp stated it had signed a licensing deal with Daimler after its patent infringement lawsuit settlement against Germany's carmaker regarding the mobile communications technology.
The US President Donald Trump stated late on Tuesday that Congress should provide $25B in payroll assistance to American passenger airlines furloughing employees as air travel keeps struggling from the coronavirus crisis.
As reported by the Allied Pilots Association, American Airlines has suspended plans to commence Boeing 737 MAX pilots training.
On Tuesday, the UK Financial Conduct Authority said that it would ban crypto-assets products for retail investors.
On Tuesday, the Prime Minister of Northern Cyprus Ersin Tatar announced that the Varosha beach resort would be reopened on October 8.
Boeing's shares fell as much as 3.3% on Tuesday after the US planemaker cut its airplane demand forecast for the next 20 years.
Shares of Logitech and Sonos, the audio device producers, plunged as much as 5.7% and 3.2% respectively on Tuesday after Apple removed their speakers from its online stores.
Apple announced on Tuesday it was planning a special event for October 13, during which it most likely unveil the tech giant's new iPhone devices with 5G capabilities.
On Tuesday, Boeing has cut its 20-year outlook for plane demand to 43,110 jet deliveries, sending the planemaker's shares down 3.3% following the report.
The inflation rate in the Philippines declined to 2.3% in September from 2.4% in August, a statement published by the Philippine Statistics Authority shows.
The economy of Morocco contracted 8.7% in the third quarter of 2020, data published by the Moroccan national statistics office show.