On Tuesday, the US package delivery firms FedEx Corp and United Parcel Service warned the coronavirus outbreak might hurt shipping operations in the affected countries and potentially hit their Q1 results.
Lufthansa's CEO Carsten Spohr has supported the planned Boeing's $4.0B takeover of the Embraer's commercial aircraft activities, as the German carrier's head sees such a move to create a level playing field.
Nokia is set to slash up to 148 jobs this year in Finland, excluding the 5G development operations, the Finnish network equipment producer stated on Tuesday evening.
EBay was looking to sell the company's South Korean unit, including one of the largest online marketplaces Gmarket, in a deal totalling nearly $5B.
New electric models are expected to help Daimler and BMW to cut emissions from the cars an average 20% in 2020, the German automakers stated.
The US private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice agreed to acquire the UK healthcare company Huntsworth for $511M in a bid to extend growth in global healthcare market.
It was revealed on Tuesday by Reuters that financial officials of the G7 countries are scheduled to discuss ways to boost the global economy during the coronavirus outbreak.
On Tuesday, the government of the United Kingdom revealed a plan to battle the spreading of the coronavirus.
During Tuesday's European trading hours, heads of European airlines stated that the damage from the coronavirus outbreak is expected to increase.
On Tuesday, data published by European statisticians revealed that inflation had slowed down in February in the Euro Zone to a 1.2% year to year growth from 1.4%.
On Tuesday, the ECB announced that it is preparing a new lending scheme, which would help coronavirus affected companies.
Sandoz, the Novartis unit, agreed to pay $195M to reach thee deferred prosecution deal to resolve antitrust charges, following the 2013-2015 probe into the generic drug industry, the Justice Department stated.
Goldman Sachs Group has suspended all the non-essential foreign business travel due to "precautionary measures" related to the coronavirus outbreak.
The ride-hailing firm Lyft Inc reported production delays of its certain automotive components and parts of scooters and bikes due to the coronavirus outbreak.
During Monday's US trading hours, stock indices surged. The surge was attributed to various central banks revealing upcoming economic stimulus.
On Monday, the Brazilian government published a $3.1 billion trade surplus for February.
Apple Inc revealed on Monday that it would pay almost $500 million to settle a litigation that accuses the company of slowing down older iPhones.
On Monday, the SEC announced that the former CEO of Navistar International Corporation would pay $500,000 for misleading investors.
Ryanair is set to cut capacity in and out flights to Italy 25% for three weeks amid significant decline in bookings since the coronavirus outbreak.
Honda Motor is set to temporarily cut production in two Japanese factories amid difficulty in getting parts from China due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The ride-hailing firm Lyft Inc reported production delays of its certain automotive components and parts of scooters and bikes due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The government of Switzerland has lodged a criminal complaint against the US Central Intelligence Agency over its cryptography company's use allegedly as a front with the aim to spy on secret communications of different governments, the Swiss official said.
On Monday, Nokia has appointed Pekka Lundmark, the energy group Fortum's current CEO, as the Finnish company's new Chief Executive to succeed Rajeev Suri, who is set to resign in September.
On Monday, the US President Donald Trump has put pressure on the US central bank to trim interest rates, claiming the Federal Reserve was "slow to act" and calling on it to be more aggressive.