On Tuesday, Apple Inc threatened to block apps that don't comply with the new privacy feature from its App Store.
The supervisory board of Volkswagen was due to discuss a rearrangement of the company's management board, sources familiar with the matter said.
German agriculture group BayWa announced that agreed to sell 49% of the renewable unit to Energy Infrastructure Partners for €530M.
On Tuesday, the UK began mass vaccinating its people against coronavirus infection from the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine.
Carrefour, the European biggest retailer, announced plans to hire 15K young workers in 2021 in France, adding that half of the new recruits will come from underprivileged neighbourhoods.
BMW has teamed up with Amazon's computing unit to create a data hub, as companies are trying to bolster efficiency by using "big data".
On Tuesday, Marvell Technology Group has launched a semiconductor set for the new open-source 5G networking gear developed for telecommunications carriers to mix and match the equipment more easily.
On Tuesday, Apple threatened to block some App Store's apps that don't comply with new privacy feature, which allows users to ban advertisers from tracking across different applications.
On Tuesday, Tesla launched a $5B worth capital raise, its second share sale since September, as the electric automaker profits from its shares' meteoric rally this year.
On Tuesday, Japan has unveiled $708B in a fresh economic stimulus, in hopes to accelerate the recovery from the deep coronavirus-related decline, while also aiming at investment in digital and green innovation.
French online retail sales are likely to rise as much as 6% to €109.6B in 2020, as the coronavirus pandemic bolstered remote shopping, according to France's e-commerce federation.
On Tuesday, German authorities stopped the felling of trees at the Tesla's factory site in Germany due to hibernating snakes.
Goldman Sachs Group inked a pact for a full buyout of its Chinese securities joint venture, while further terms of the deal has not been revealed to the public yet.
Hyundai Motor is planning a recall of 50,864 of Kona electric vehicles and Nexo hydrogen cars in South Korea amid electronic braking system issues, according to the transport ministry's report.
BMW and Amazon's cloud computing unit have created a new data hub, as companies seek to boost efficiency, switching to data-driven decisions.
Palantir Technologies, the data analytics company, was awarded a $44.4M contract by the US FDA, sending the firm's shares up nearly 21% on the news.
On Monday, Morgan Stanley revealed in a statement that the bank had closed some of its emerging markets long positions.
Reuters reported on Monday that the Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador had picked Galia Borja as the new Deputy Governor of the Banco de Mexico.
On Monday, Airbus revealed that in October the company had delivered 64 airplanes.
Reuters revealed on Monday that in an effort to avoid a US government shutdown the US Congress would consider a one-week stopgap funding round.
On Monday, Airbnb revealed that it expects to have an initial public offering that would raise the company almost $3.09 billion.
Despite booking new high levels during Monday's US trading hours, by the end of the day's trading US stock indices declined.
During Monday's European trading hours, crude oil prices traded sideways, as a coronavirus caused demand decline was outweighed by news from OPEC+.
During Monday's trading hours, the Pound traded with high volatility, as it was first beat down by comments from the UK government and afterwards recovered due to a trade talk extension.