Twitter and Facebook said in separate statements on Thursday that they had dismantled global array of disinformation networks.
The Canadian engineering firm SNC-Lavalin is cutting its exposure in the Middle East, the company's Chief Executive Officer Ian Edwards stated on Thursday.
On Thursday, oil prices rose above $43 per barrel, after oil and gas workers were withdrawn from the US Gulf of Mexico supply facilities, as Hurricane Delta was predicted to intensify into Category 3 storm.
On Thursday, Morgan Stanley said it would acquire Eaton Vance in the cash-and-stock deal worth around $7B that could potentially expand Morgan's investment-management business as well as offerings to its retail investors.
Cisco signed up BT, the British largest telecoms group, as the company's first customer for its new service, seeking to bolster internet video traffic via its networks due to higher demand for video streaming.
International Business Machines has made a decision to split the giant into two public firms, with the IT infrastructure services division to be listed as a separate company by 2021-end and granted with a new name.
Initial claims for US unemployment benefits fell to 840K last week, compared with the upwardly revised reading of 849K in the previous week, according to the Labor Department's report on Thursday.
The UK competition regulator is set to review Virgin Media and Telefonica's O2 merger instead of Brussels due to potential impact on consumers in Britain and after the Brexit.
The European largest technology conference Web Summit will go fully online in December amid the coronavirus pandemic, which has caused the postponement or cancellation of many events this year.
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk stated the carmaker was set to manufacture its Model Y vehicle with new technology design and structural battery at the Berlin factory in 2021.
On Thursday, crude oil price benchmarks fluctuated near the $42 level, as output shutdowns in the US caused a minor surge.
Hyundai Motor is planning a recall of its Kona electric cars over faulty high-voltage battery cells that could potentially pose fire risk.
On Thursday, Danske Bank announced it would trim about 1,6K jobs within the following 6-12 months amid its 2023 cost-cutting plans.
Microsoft Corp stated that its recent change is likely the reason for the 365 services accessibility issues, including Outlook and Teams.
The UK airline easyJet will release a report of more than $1.0B loss in the last financial year caused by the coronavirus pandemic, adding the carrier continues to review finances due to travel remaining subdued.
Lithuania blocked €5.8M in payments to Belarus for a cross-border development programme funded by the EU, fearing the funds could be misused, the Lithuanian government stated.
Sachem Head announced that it took a $1.2B stake in Elanco and plans to make changes at the medicine's maker.
Tencent-backed retailer Miniso Group Holding was looking to raise up to $562.4M in its IPO in the US, a regulatory filing revealed.
Tata Consultancy Services said that it is considering a buyback of shares worth up to $2.18B, as legal fees related to the US lawsuit hit profit.
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.