AMP Ltd, Australia's biggest retail wealth manager, announced on Thursday that it had hired Symmetra consultancy to review workplace behaviour.
The European Commission urged Google, Facebook and Twitter to be more effective in tackling disinformation according to self-regulatory codes.
Tiffany & Co sued LVMH after it told the US jeweller that it could not complete a $16B deal to acquire it due to a French government request and the COVID-19 impact.
American Eagle Outfitters reported a smaller-than-anticipated quarterly revenue decline of 15% to $883.5M, compared with $847.8M forecast, owing to higher sales of loungewear.
UPS is set to hire more than 100K workers for the season of winter holidays, which retailers are stretching out to avoid overwhelming a delivery network already.
On Wednesday, Amazon announced that the company would open new fulfilment centres in Ontario, Canada.
Ryanair announced on Wednesday that the company would cut its 2020 passenger target by additional ten million.
On Wednesday, a leaked internal memo of the Renault Chief Executive Officer of Luca de Melo revealed that the company is considering additional cost cutting.
The British banking group Lloyds Banking Group announced on Wednesday that it would cut additional 865 jobs.
On Wednesday, Reuters revealed that a number of e-commerce delivery companies are looking to acquire fleets of electric delivery vans.
The French luxury giant LVMH revealed on Wednesday that it would drop its plans to take over Tiffany.
On Wednesday, AstraZeneca stock price plunged, as the company announced a pause of its coronavirus vaccine testing.
As natural gas prices plummeted on Wednesday, Poland called for a halt of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project.
The government of the United Kingdom announced on Wednesday that it would soon reveal additional details for its post-Brexit plan.
On Wednesday, Samsung announced that it would stop supplying Huawei with displays due to US restrictions.
On Wednesday, Virgin Australia announced that it would return one third of its Boeing 737 fleet.
The expected new Prime Minister of Japan Yoshihide Suga stated on Wednesday that he would put growth ahead of fiscal reform.
During Wednesday's trading hours, crude oil prices continued to decline, as a drop in demand was expected by market participants.
On Wednesday, it was revealed that during the recent tech stock rout SoftBank has experienced a stock value decline of $15 billion.
The US Stock market ended Tuesday's trading with a decline, which was fuelled by a larger tech stock sell-off.
The Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov announced on Tuesday that Russia's gross domestic product is expected to decline by approximately 4% in 2020.
On Tuesday, Ryanair launched an 850M euro ($1B) bond sale. The company hired BNP Paribas, Citi and Barclays for the trade.
According to sources with knowledge of the matter, Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel has rejected the possibility to halt the Nord Stream 2 pipeline project.
Shares of Nikola soared more than 30% on Tuesday after General Motors announced that it was buying an 11% share in Nikola.