The German carrier Lufthansa is planning to make a €200M worth investment in the struggling Italian carrier Alitalia, Reuters reported on Thursday.
On Thursday, Fisker, the electric car maker, announced it would launch its new luxury SUV production in the 2021-end, expecting to trigger car deliveries in 2022.
Thomson Reuters reported better-than-expected quarterly operating profit of $262M in the Q3, up from $173M in the prior quarter, adding that it would increase dividend payout ratio.
Nintendo operating profit more than doubled in the second quarter, surpassing analyst estimates, amid strong demand for Switch console with nearly 7M units sold.
On Thursday, shares of Facebook grew around 5%, a day after it reported the third straight increase in the quarterly sales growth pace and users' amount rise in some of lucrative markets.
The Central Bank is likely to trim Russia's key interest rate to 6% by the end of 2020, a sharp move from the previous forecasts of 6.50% cut.
On Thursday, Facebook's shares surged 4.8% to $197.27, after the company's report showing its strong quarterly results, published the day before.
On Thursday, the Greek carrier Sky Express has clinched a cooperation deal with Qatar Airway, planning to connect flight between Doha and the Greek islands, in a move to strengthen the country's main tourism industry.
On Thursday, Giuseppe Conte, the Italian Prime Minister, called on PSA Group and Fiat Chrysler to keep jobs and plants in Italy in their merger plan announced earlier that day.
On Thursday, Twitter stated that the company would ban political ads. The announcement caused a 1.9% percent drop of the company's stock price.
On Thursday, Royal Dutch Shell has warned that the slowing global economy could affect its $25B share buyback programme, as its Q3 profits topped expectations on robust gas and oil trading.
On Thursday, Samsung Electronics flagged falling mobile business profit on the back of a positive outlook of iPhone sales reported by its rival Apple Inc, loosing hopes that new models would help the world's biggest smartphone vendor revives growth.
Peugeot owner PSA and Fiat Chrysler are planning a tie-up via a 50/50 share-swap to build the fourth-largest carmaker in the world, both companies said on Thursday, causing a new consolidation wave in the auto industry.
Volkswagen lowered sales outlook for 2019, warning of weakening demand even as operating profit surged 11.2% on higher demand for SUVs, Skoda and Porsche cars.
Alibaba Group was eyeing Hong Kong listing in November to raise nearly $15B, after the political unrest in the financial hub, sources familiar with the matter stated.
The national debt of Brazil is expected to keep rising in the coming years up to 81.8% of GDP in 2022, the Treasury stated.
Whirlpool dropped plans to close a production site in Naples, the southern Italian city, after two weeks of protest of workers, the company stated.
On Wednesday, the Boeing Co Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg stood in front of a panel in the US Congress, where he had to hear multiple calls to leave the post amid 737 MAX crashes.
On Wednesday, the Boeing Co CEO Dennis Muilenburg made another testimony in front of the US Congress regarding the flows during the 737 MAX development.
The European Central Bank board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger stated on Sunday that the bank must make its messages more understandable for the people, thus breaking the image of arrogant elite.
Terry Duffy, CME Group Inc's Chief Executive Officer, stated on Wednesday that he shared with regulators his concerns over insufficient amount of capital that certain clearinghouses had.
On Wednesday, Volkswagen has reduced its full-year sales forecast due to slowing demand, despite its adjusted operating profit surged 11.2% on boosted demand for the carmaker's SUVs and Skoda and Porsche vehicles.
Apple Inc is mobilising its suppliers to unveil the company's first range of 5G iPhone, a report by Nikkei Asian Review showed on Wednesday.
AT&T Inc is set to launch its new streaming service called HBO Max with a fresh "Game of Thrones" series at the price of $15 per month, aggressively battling Disney, Apple and Netflix for the TV future.