On Tuesday, Air Canada reported that in the third quarter it had missed its earnings. The announcement caused a decline of the company's stock price.
IndiGo, the Indian budget airline, is nearing to place a mammoth order over 300 Airbus A320neo-family aircraft worth $33B, seeking to strengthen its position as the largest carrier in India by market share.
LVMH has made an offer to acquire Tiffany & Co, as the Bulgari and Louis Vuitton owner seeks to boost its presence in the jewellery, sending Tiffany's shares up 31% to its one-year highs at about $130 in New York.
On Tuesday, the video app TikTok's owner ByteDance has denied a report by Financial Times saying the company had immediate plans for the Hong Kong initial public offering, namely in the Q1 of 2020.
Saudi Aramco is planning to trigger its long-awaited initial public offering on November 3, sources reported to Reuters on Tuesday, after postponing the listing to provide advisers with more time to secure investors.
As Beyond Meat announced on Monday new store discounts and revealed an increase of competition, the share price of the company declined.
On Monday, it was revealed by Reuters that Amazon could challenge the Pentagon's decision to award a $10 billion cloud computing contract to Microsoft.
The Pentagon announced on Monday that Lockheed Martin has received a $7 billion defence contract. The news caused a surge of the company's price.
On Monday, the Chief Executive of Boeing Dennis Muilenburg stated that he would acknowledge to the US Congress the mistakes made in the development of the 737 MAX airplane.
Apollo Global Management, the private equity firm, announced on Monday it would pay $1.6B to lift its stake in the retirement services company Athene Holdings in a bid to boost its stock.
On Monday, Apple Inc has released a new version of the company's premium wireless earphones AirPods Pro with a feature of noise cancellation at the price of $249, announcing plans to trigger the shipping on October 30.
On Monday, technology stocks brought the S&P 500 index to its all-time high, with the Nasdaq nearing to the record level, boosted on hopes of a potential US-Sino trade deal and growing bets on the third rate trim by the fueled optimism of Federal Reserve.
Google owner Alphabet has made a bid on Monday to acquire FitBit, the US wearable device maker, seeking to boost its presence in the smartwatches and fitness trackers market.
Bank lending to EZ companies declined to 3.7% in September, compared with 4.3% in the prior month, as all big countries recorded decreases.
Danish brewer Carlsberg revised its annual profit forecast, adding that it anticipates operating profit to increase nearly 10%.
On Monday, Microsoft's shares surged 3.4% to $145.50 after the tech giant won Pentagon's $10.0B worth cloud computing JEDI contract.
Spotify Technology SA reported on Monday surprise Q3 profit and revenue, beating Wall Street's forecasts, as the US music streaming service had added more subscribers than estimated, sending the company's shares up 9%.
On Monday, AT&T Inc stated it would add new directors to its board, adding it was also considering a sale-off up to $10.0B worth of its non-core businesses in 2020.
HSBC Holdings dropped its next year's profit target, reporting a plunge in its earnings and warning of a potential costly restructuring, the company's interim CEO Noel Quinn stated on Monday.
On Monday, the European Union agreed to a three month Brexit delay. Namely, January 31 was set as the date of Brexit.
On Monday, UniCredit stated that a data breach had been identified by its cybersecurity team, involving files that contained about 3M Italian client records.
Britain is eager to roll out more mobile airwaves via an auction next year, seeking to boost mobile services, enabling more businesses and people to access the next generation 5G networks, according to a regulator Ofcom.
On Sunday, the warehouse giant Prologis announced it would acquire Liberty Property Trust, it rival industrial real-estate unit, in a deal worth $12.6BB to boost its US presence due to the e-commerce boom.
Crude oil prices dropped 16 cents or 0.3% on Monday morning, reaching $56.50 a barrel, amid profit decline of Chinese industrial companies.