On Wednesday, global stock indices declined due to the markets reacting to the Tuesday's release of US ISM Manufacturing PMI. The index was not only below the forecast of 50.4, but also revealed the expectations of a decline by being at 47.8.
On Tuesday, the United Auto Workers union rejected a new offer made by General Motors, as the deal required 6K layoffs in Mexico, as well as wages and healthcare cuts, the UAW said.
Boris Johnson, the UK Prime Minister, is set to unveil the final Brexit proposal to the EU bloc on Wednesday, making clear that Britain will leave on October 31 with no further negotiations in case Brussels denies to engage with the offer.
Juul Labs Inc has hired a regulatory affairs head at Altria Group for a similar role to handle regulations in a vaping crisis in the United States, as the e-cigarettes industry might be hit by tough rules.
Telus Corp announced on Tuesday it would acquire the Canadian operations of ADT, the home security provider, in a deal worth C$700M amid the telecommunications provider's intention to establish its security business.
Johnson & Johnson announced on Tuesday that it would pay $20.4M settlement to two Ohio counties to avoid the US Federal Court trial.
On Wednesday, global equity markets hit a one-month low after the US factory activity declined to more than ten years lows, sparking concerns that the US-China trade war was affecting the US economy.
The US Federal Aviation Administration has granted the United Parcel Service a full approval to fly drone delivery service in the campus.
Kia Motor Co and Hyundai Motor Co have filed three lawsuits against the four biggest US railroads companies, accusing the firms of imposing fuel surcharges between July 2003 and December 2008.
The US President Donald Trump is expected to hold talks with the Finnish President on Wednesday regarding the 5G alternatives improvement to Huawei Technologies' offerings or other Chinese telecoms equipment companies.
Shares of Charles Schwab fell by 10% in early trading on Tuesday, after the firm stated that it is ending commissions for online trading of options, stocks and ETFs listed in the Canadian or US exchanges.
The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to propose new Brexit pact on Tuesday, however, the EU representatives are sceptical about the prospects of a breakthrough.
Two dozen Venture Capitalist firms have invited about 100 start-ups for a meeting in San Francisco on Tuesday, where they hope to advise them about the downside of IPO.
On Tuesday, Canada's Manufacturing Purchasing Index, which measures manufacturing business activity, rose by 51.0 in September, its fastest pace since February.
Wall Street's main indexes surged on Tuesday, led by gains in technology shares. At 9:47 ET, the benchmark S&P 500 was up by 14.85 points, while the DJI was up by 121.05 points.
Tesla's Model 2 vehicle stays on top in Norway, despite the Q3 decline in sales this year, with the electric vehicle maker reporting it sold 3.3K Model 3s in July-September in the Scandinavian country, beating VW's Golf by about 900 cars.
Advent, the private equity fund, is set to pay about €700M to acquire Industria Chimica Emiliana, the Italian chemicals firm, the country's leveraged buyout in 2019, according to sources familiar with the situation.
Ford Motor Co is set to establish a joint venture with Mahindra & Mahindra in India worth $275M to develop, market and distribute Ford's branded cars in the country, both companies announced on Tuesday.
Macquarie Group announced it would sell 70% stake in the Hobart International Airport to a consortium of Royal Schiphol Group and Queensland Investment Corporation, not disclosing the financial terms of the deal.
On Tuesday, it was announced by the US Senate that it will inquire into the operations of Facebook, Amazon and Google.
The UK Civil Aviation Authority announced that 39 flights more were scheduled for Tuesday to being back another 7K of people to Britain after the collapse of Thomas Cook, as repatriation efforts entered the second week.
The fast-fashion retailer Forever 21 has got an approval to close 178 US stores out of 815 stores it has in 57 countries due to a bankruptcy filing, believing the restructuring will allow the company to shift focus to the operations' profitable core part.
Ireland's Foreign Minister Simon Coveney denied a report that the UK is proposing to place custom clearance centres between 8km -16 km on each side of the Irish border.
Crude oil prices rebounded at the Asian session on Tuesday after output from the world's biggest oil producers decline in the Q3. Brent crude futures were up $59.69 per barrel at 02:02 GMT.