China's Ant Group is nearing its initial public offering worth $35B by submitting documents for its Shanghai IPO portion's registration, according to Reuters.
On Wednesday, Amazon.com has launched its new climate-friendly programme to assist customers to shop for sustainable products, on the back of the online retailer's commitment to becoming net carbon neutral.
Volkswagen's commercial truck unit Traton will partner with TuSimple, the self-driving technology start-up, over the autonomous truck development, both firms said on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, global stock indices surged, as Tuesday's gains in tech stocks had started a buying spree.
On Wednesday, shares of Sony Corp plunged 2% after Microsoft Corp announced its acquisition of ZeniMax Media, the games publisher Bethesda Softworks's parent, in a deal aimed to boost its games slate amid cloud gaming expansion.
KKR & Co, the US private equity firm, is planning to make an investment worth $755.09M in Reliance Industries's retail arm that will translate to a 1.28% stake in Retail Ventures, according to the Indian conglomerate.
Nike beat expectations for its quarterly revenue and profit results, driven by Air Max sneakers' online sales in North America, and sending the company's shares up 13% on Wednesday.
On Tuesday, an Intel spokesperson said that Intel Corp had acquired US licences to supply some products to Huawei.
Turkey's presidency said in a statement on Tuesday that Greece and Turkey have agreed to resume exploratory discussions over maritime boundaries.
Charles Michel, the European Council President, has postponed the EU leaders summit to October 1-2, after going into quarantine.
On Tuesday, the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago President Charles Evans said that the US economy risks a slower and longer recovery without fiscal aid.
Delta Air Lines postponed its pilot furlough decision until November 1, the pilot union reported on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Ralph Lauren announced 15% global job cuts by the current fiscal year's end as the luxury brand aims to reduce its costs and cope with the impact on its sales triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ford Motor is planning an investment worth $1.46B in its Canadian factories, Windsor and Oakville, as part of its deal with the country's Unifor union.
On Tuesday, Reuters revealed that its source had reported that Siemens evaluates Siemens Energy at 17 billion Eur.
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom stated on Tuesday that people should work from home and ordered the closure of restaurants and pubs.
On Tuesday, Board Member of the ECB Fabio Panetta stated that the central bank should rather make mistakes by overdoing stimulus not providing too little of it.
On Tuesday, the French utility Veolia stated it was ready to talks about the acquisition price it was offering for Engie's stake in Suez, the waste and water management group.
The European antitrust regulators are set to pass their verdict by October 26 whether to approve Iliad's $4.1B bid for Play, the Polish mobile group, in a deal that can make Illiad the sixth biggest mobile operator in the EU.
China's Beijing is unlikely to grant its approval for the Walmart-Oracle "unfair" deal with ByteDance to acquire the video-streaming app TikTok, according to Global Times newspaper.
Deutsche Bank announced its plans to close one of its five domestic branches in Germany, in the lender's latest efforts to save costs as well as capitalise on new customer habits triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.
During Tuesday's European trading hours, European stock indices recovered in the aftermath of the previous sharp drop.
The streaming service Quibi is considering a few strategic options, such as sale or going public via merger, according to the Wall Street Journal report published on Monday.
Airbus has presented three visual concepts designed for hydrogen-powered airplanes, in the company's latest push to draw attention to the zero-emission efforts it tries to fulfil amid the EU goal to go greener in technology.