On Friday, Amazon.com reported it had ordered 1.8K Mercedes-Benz's electric vans for the online retailer's EU delivery fleet, as te company seeks running a carbon-neutral business by 2040.
On Friday, the S&P 500 opened at the record-high level of 3,494.69, by 10.14 points, for the fifth consecutive day, driven by medical solution bets for the coronavirus pandemic, as well as low-interest rates for the prolonged period.
On Friday, SoftBank Group announced its plans to reduce the exposure to SoftBank, the wireless carrier, by selling its share worth $13.8B, marking the conglomerate's asset sales expansion.
UBS has hired Credit Suisse's Pascal Emile as a new head of Africa, the Middle East and Europe Technology for the bank's WMPC business, UBS internal memo showed on Friday.
On Friday, Coca-Cola announced it was planning to cut its global workforce on the back of the company-wide restructuring, not providing further details on the number of jobs it wanted to trim.
On Friday, global stock indices declined in the aftermath of the Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe announcing his resignation.
During Friday's European trading hours, stock indices decline, as investors dumped healthcare and tech stocks.
It was revealed on Friday that Amazon has ordered 1,800 Mercedes Benz vans for its deliveries in Europe.
On Friday, the Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe resigned and caused a drop of the Japanese Yen.
On Thursday, Walmart Inc announced that it would join Microsoft in bidding for TikTok's US assets.
The United Airlines announced on Thursday that it would cut 2,850 pilot jobs, if the US government does not provide aid.
On Thursday, Amazon announced that it would launch a new fitness band that would compete with Apple's Fitbit.
During Thursday's US trading hours, stock indices surged, as the Federal Reserve outlined a new inflation strategy.
GoPro, the action camera maker, announced to its premium subscribers they can now launch live streaming of their rides, swims and treks directly on to the GoPro website.
On Thursday, the beauty products maker Coty reported a larger-than-anticipated quarterly loss, as well as a 56% drop in its sales due to its store and parlour closures during the pandemic.
Abercrombie & Fitch posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit of $5.5M, after cutting its costs and benefiting from the online orders surge during the pandemic, sending the firm's shares up 9%.
Walmart has collaborated with Microsoft in the softmaker developer's bid to acquire the Bytedance-owned short video app TikTok, according to a CNBC report seen on Thursday.
As the investors are showing high interest in the electric car companies, the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Xpeng Motors raised $1.5B from its New York IPO, surpassing the expectations.
On Thursday, the World Bank announced that the publication of the Doing Business report will be delayed due to data collection inconsistencies.
Veoneer is planning to tie up with Qualcomm Technologies on developing the driver assistance systems' software, the auto tech company announced on Thursday, sending shares up as much as 15.4% to $12.71.
On Thursday, Tiffany posted a bigger-than-anticipated quarterly profit of $31.9M, signalling a boost in its sales amid a recovery in the online and China demand.
Chinese local city regulators have suspended Didi Chuxing's new ride-hailing service due to lack of the operating licenses necessary for the platform, according to Reuters.
Bouygues is set to remove 3K of France's mobile antennas made by Huawei by 2028 after the country's authorities made a decision to swap all the equipment developed by the Chinese giant from its highly populated areas.
During Thursday's European trading hours, European stock indices declined, as an upcoming speech of the Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell was expected to strengthen currencies.