TikTok unveiled a marketing programme aimed at advertisers that includes tools for measuring ad campaigns' success, the short video app announced earlier this week.
Broadcom, Apple's main supplier, is expecting a delay in the iPhone chip ramp-up, adding that new Apple's smartphones are likely to arrive after the September's usual release date.
General Motors and Japan's Honda Motor are set to form a strategic alliance in North America, aiming to jointly develop new vehicle range, according to the recent statement made by the US automaker.
Juul Labs announced "significant" job cuts across the world, exploring options to exit some Asia-Pacific and European markets due to the company's intention to save cash.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles rolled out its new sport utility vehicles, Grand Wagoneer and Jeep Wagoneer, challenging its rival General Motors, Reuters reported.
Toyota Motor's China sales surged as much as 27.2% to 164,400 cars in August compared to the same month last year, while Honda Motor sold 148,636 units, up 19.7%, from the same period in 2019.
Ryanair is set to launch a share placement in a bid to raise €400M to help the company benefit from lower costs following the pandemic to expand its fleet.
QuantumScape, the startup backed by Volkswagen, announced plans to go public through a reverse takeover with Kensington Capital Acquisition with $3.3B enterprise value.
Zara-owner Inditex's budget brand Lefties launched online sales in Portugal and Spain, giving the label a digital privilege over Primark in its second-largest market.
Sweden's startup Volta Trucks revealed the 16-tonne electric truck Volta Zero and announced plans to start production in 2022 in the UK.
Euro zone retail sales declined 1.3% month-over-month, despite the lifting of coronavirus-related restrictions, with clothes and shoes leading the fall with double-digit decline.
General Motors and Honda Motor announced their intention to team up to make cars in North America, as carmakers came under pressure to meet demands for cleaner cars.
On Thursday, Campbell Soup stated it was expecting the Q1 revenue above the estimates amid higher buying-demand during the pandemic, but added it forecast a drop in its sales in the H2 after easing the lockdown restrictions.
US initial jobless claims dropped more than anticipated to 881K last week, still remaining surprisingly high due to signs of a week recovery in the labour market as the coronavirus cases rise.
Japan's Nissan Motor reported on Thursday its China sales plunged 2.4% in August to 126,592 vehicles, compared to the prior year's same period, and up 4.7% from July, marking the recovery after the coronavirus lockdowns.
On Thursday, Spain's Inditex has launched online sales at Lefties, its little-known budget label, granting the brand digital advantage over Primark, the discount fashion chain, in the market.
On Thursday, Amazon Inc. announced that the company would create 7,000 new jobs in the United Kingdom.
Intel Corp launched its new generation version of "Tiger Lake," the flagship laptop chip, hoping it will help regain its lost market share, as well as counter the forthcoming Apple's machines with its own chips.
On Thursday, shares of the Chinese social media and gaming giant Tencent dropped over 2% after India's ban of 118 mobile apps that also included the company's popular videogame PUBG.
JPMorgan has the right to be the first buyer of the 20% stake in the China securities joint venture for $26.02M, according to a filing seen on Thursday.
United Airlines announced it was preparing for the 16,370 worker furloughs on October 1 after the federal aid expires, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to destroy the airline industry.
Amazon.com Inc and Verizon Communications considered more than $4B in investments to buy a stake in India's Vodafone Idea Ltd.
Canada's cable company's top investor rejected Altice USA Inc's $7.9B offer to snap up the Cogeco Inc's US assets and sell the rest to Rogers Communications Inc.
Activity in Japan's services sector weakened in August, with the Services PMI inching down to 45.0, as uncertainty from the COVID-19 pandemic weighed over sentiment.