During Wednesday's European trading hours, global stock indices held near record high levels, as the markets expected late Wednesday's Federal Reserve Meeting Minutes.
EBay is planning a sale of its South Korean unit for $36B to Naver and Shinsegae's E-Mart, according to reports seen on Wednesday.
Blackstone Group is close to ink a deal to acquire Soho China, the office developer, in what could become its largest real estate investment into the Asian country, according to Bloomberg News.
General Motors is set to boost its global spending on self-driving and electric vehicles by 30% to $35B through 2025, according to Reuters.
As reported by the US Commerce Department on Tuesday, US retail sales edged lower by 1.3% in May.
On Tuesday, the European Union and the United States agreed on a long-term truce in the 17-year old feud over Boeing-Airbus subsidies.
On Tuesday, global equities lingered near record highs, as the US Federal Reserve kicks off a two-day policy meeting.
The United Kingdom has signed a free trade agreement with Australia, the UK government announced Tuesday.
According to data from analytics company Ortex, investors and traders shorting AMC Entertainment shares lost around $512M on Monday.
On Tuesday, Wall Street's main indexes edged higher. At 9:46 a.m. ET, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was down by 6.35 points or 0.22%, while the S&P 500 edged lower by 2.51 points or 0.06%.
Samsung Electronics will enter the European telecoms gear market with the 5G network equipment supply to Britain's Vodafone.
Geely's premium electric car brand Zeekr has sold out of its deliverable cars this year, the carmaker's CEO An Conghui stated on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Ford Motor has begun producing and shipping its new Bronco SUVs from the carmaker's assembly plant based in Michigan, following a rollout delay amid the COVID-19-related issues.
On Tuesday, Australia and Britain have announced a free trade deal that will eliminate red tape and tariffs, signalling "a new dawn" in relations between the two countries.
Boohoo, the UK online fashion retailer, posted a 32% surge in its quarterly sales, benefiting from growing demand amid easing lockdown restrictions.
Quarterly sales at the world's second-largest fashion retailer H&M surged from the previous year after easing the pandemic restrictions, although its revenue remained below the company's 2019 levels.
On Tuesday, the state-owned Emirates airline reported it had received £3.1B from the Dubai government as support to get through the COVID-19 crisis after the carrier's holding company tumbled to the first full-year loss in more than three decades.
Indian antitrust regulator seeks to accelerate the resumed probe into anti-competitive behaviour allegations of Amazon.com and Flipkart de to intensifying scrutiny of tech giants.
During Tuesday's Asian trading session, stock indices in Asia remained almost flat, as various stocks showed mixed results.
The employee number on the UK firm payrolls skyrocketed to their record high in May, following the coronavirus restrictions easing as well as resumed indoor service at restaurants and pubs.
On Tuesday, Asian shares were mixed, while the US dollar was holding near its multi-week high levels ahead of the Federal Reserve policy meeting, an event much awaited by investors who are looking for hints of potential changes in the US monetary policy forecast.
General Motors and Hyundai Motor are eager to develop flying vehicles, expressing their optimism over launching an air-taxi service as early as 2025.
Jaguar Land Rover is set to start testing its hydrogen fuel-cell prototype vehicle based on the Land Rover Defender model as soon as this year, as the carmaker seeks expansion of its zero-emission auto options.
During early Tuesday's trading hours, stock indices around the world declined, as market participants closed their positions in the expectations of upcoming Fed volatility.