On Wednesday, the President of the European Central Bank Christine Lagarde stated that the euro zone is set to recover despite lockdown measures.
On Wednesday, Ford Motor reported it had sold 602,627 car units in China in 2020, up 6% year-on-year, marking the company's first annual growth in the Chinese market since 2017.
Amazon.com India launched an online academy to coach its students for the most competitive test for the engineering college entrance in the country, the e-commerce company announced on Wednesday.
The President-elect Joe Biden will name Gary Gensler as a new chair of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, an appointment that is likely to raise concerns among Wall Street companies of tougher regulation.
The US planemaker Boeing delivered a total of 157 airplanes to customers last year, down from 380 in 2019, the company's data revealed on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, the Chief Executive Officer of General Motors Mary Barra outlined plans for the company to launch its first BrightDrop electric delivery vehicle business.
On Tuesday, Pfizer's Chief Executive Albert Bourla said that the pharmaceutical company expects to earn $3 to $3.10 a share in 2021.
On Tuesday, the US Labor Department said that job openings, which measures the US labour demand, declined in November.
France's carmaker Renault and Plug Power, the US hydrogen specialist, joined forces to design hydrogen-powered light commercial cars, companies stated.
The Google News Initiative launched an open fund to fight misinformation over Ccoronavirus vaccines globally, worth up to $3M.
General Motors announced plans to enter electric car delivery business and deliver first BrightDrop vans to FedEx by the end of the year.
The UK boot brand Dr. Martens is set to pursue an IPO on London stock exchange on Monday, where private equity owner Permira is expected to sell part of the stake.
China's EV maker Xpeng Inc secured a credit line of around $2 billion from five local banks to expand sales and manufacturing.
BMW announced that it saw an 8.4% decline in car sales last year, as many retail outlets around the world were closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Refinitiv data released on Tuesday revealed that Asian corporate earnings were expected to rise by 26.4% in 2021.
The Governor of Bank of England Andrew Bailey stated on Tuesday that the UK economy faces a difficult period that would be caused by the resurgence of the coronavirus.
On Tuesday, crude oil prices reached a 11-month high level, as the $57 level was reached due to tightening supply.
During Tuesday's Asian and European trading hours, stock indices remained almost flat, as various stocks showed mixed results.
On Tuesday, Volkswagen announced a recall of 56,000 Golf model cars to issue a software update that should fix rear camera issues.
Deutsche Bank has refused to do any future business with the US President Donald Trump and his companies, after Trump's supporters stormed the US Capitol in a deadly assault on January 6.
Ford Motor is set to shut down its three manufacturing plants located in Brazil in 2021 and take $4.1B pretax charges due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Auto supplier Aptiv has revealed its new technology platform for self-driving with a wireless update tool deemed for a wide range of vehicles.
China's domestic smartphone shipments tumbled as much as 20.4% to 296M last year, compared to 372M units in 2019, according to the government data.
On Monday, Executive Vice President of Global Product Development of General Motors Doug Parks stated that the company is working with various start-ups to match or surpass Tesla in electric vehicles.