Nissan Motor's passenger and light car business in China increased unit sales 70.6% year-over-year, as it sold 352K cars in the first quarter of 2021, the company stated.
During Wednesday's US trading hours, AMZN stock price surged by 2.07%, as it entered a fourth consecutive trading session of gains. Since March 31, the stock price had gained more than 7.55%.
Cameras in Tesla cars were not activated outside of North America, the automaker stated, aiming to assuage security issues in the world's biggest car market.
AliExpress Russia stated that an IPO was a likely step for the online retailer, which reported gross merchandise volume of $3B for the 2020-21 financial year.
Kavak, the Mexican used-car platform, hit a $4B valuation after raising $485M in new funding round, becoming one of the most valued startups in Latin America.
United Parcel Service is set to acquire 10 electric VTOL jets from Beta Technologies to cut its delivery time for small markets, the US package delivery firm announced on Wednesday.
The US trade deficit hit its record-high level of $71.1B in February amid a more rapid rebound in economic activity, while analysts anticipated it to widen to $70.5B.
Samy Bengio, Google's research manager, has announced his resignation earlier this week due to his colleagues' firings after they questioned diversity practices and paper review.
Prosus NV, the Dutch technology investment firm, is planning a 2% stake sale in the software titan Tencent worth around $15B, sending Prosus shares down 4% to €94.52 on the news.
As the stock price of General Motors hit a new all-time high, the CEO Mary Barra stated that the company could expand beyond automobile production.
Nokia has settled is multi-year-long fight with the world's largest PC maker Lenovo Group over the alleged patent infringement, both companies announced on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, G20's finance officials are set for a meeting to back a $650B boost in the emergency reserves of the IMF and prolong the freeze on the countries' debt payments amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Japan's Toshiba Corp is exploring a $20B take-private offer from CVC Capital Partners, the private equity firm, as the company faces activist shareholders' pressure to improve governance.
On Wednesday, Samsung Electronics stated its Q1 profit likely surged 44%, in line with analysts expectations.
On Tuesday, the chairman of the Egyptian Suez Canal Authority Osama Rabie announced that Egypt is considering the expansion of the Suez Canal southern channel.
US stock markets will continue expanding in the short to medium term, the International Monetary Fund said in its Global Financial Stability Report on Tuesday.
As reported by the US Labor Department on Tuesday, job openings, a measure of labor demand in the United States, increased to 7.4 million in February.
On Tuesday, the US Dollar bounced from two-week lows, as investors and traders bet that the US economy would recover faster from the pandemic than other developed countries.
On Tuesday, Intel Corp has introduced its new data centre microprocessor, with hopes that its in-house production operations will help navigate the global chip shortage and better compete against its rival AMD's faster chips.
General Motors is planning to build the Chevrolet-branded Silverado electric pickups at its first EV assembly plant based in Michigan, the US carmaker stated on Tuesday.
Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways has started direct passenger flights to Israel's Tel Aviv from the UAE capital, as two countries established diplomatic ties last year.
Nike has won a temporary suspension of the sales of "Satan Shoes", the Brooklyn company had produced in cooperation with Lil Nas X, due to potential trademark infringement.
Qatar Airways stated it was interested in Boeing's potential new 777X freighter, calling on the engine manufacturer GE to start investing in future technology amid pressure put on airlines over emission cuts.
British Airways CEO Sean Doyle is optimistic about reviving international travel from May 17 despite Britain's warning it was still unclear whether holidays could resume.