US federal judge has granted approval for the T-Mobile US and Sprint Corp merger, rejecting a claim filed by a states group that the proposed deal would raise prices and violate antitrust laws.
JPMorgan has been chosen as a stake sale adviser in the $7.3B Turkish motorway, Reuters reported on Wednesday.
Lyft Inc announced it is expecting slower growth in its 2020 revenue and would leave the company's target profit date unchanged.
According to a source with direct knowledge of the matter, Foxconn, the world's largest contract electronics maker, plans to resume half of its production in China before the end of February.
Samsung Electronics, the world's biggest smartphone maker, unveiled a new fordable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Flip on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, the Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney said that more investment is needed to boost Britain's economy growth.
On Tuesday, Aerolineas Argentinas's Chairman announced that the company would add new flights to Madrid and New York.
On Tuesday, WeWork's Chairman Marcelo Claure revealed its plans to achieve free cash flow of over $1 billion by 2024.
On Tuesday, the Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney said that more investment is needed to boost Britain's economy growth.
On Tuesday, Jerome Powell, the US Federal Reserve Chairman, told the US House of Representatives that the United States economy is in a very good place.
On Tuesday, Aerolineas Argentinas's Chairman announced that the company would add new flights to Madrid and New York.
Samsung Electronics is planning to unveil its new, square-shaped foldable phone on Tuesday, as well as the updated versions of the Galaxy S range flagship, seeking to boost sales and challenge its main rival Apple Inc.
On Tuesday, Honda Motor announced it would likely to restart its component and vehicle production at the majority of the Chinese factories from February 17, after the suspension over the coronavirus outbreak.
JPMorgan Chase has entered talks over merging Quorum, its marquee blockchain division, with Brooklyn-based start-up ConsenSys, with the deal to be likely announced within the following six months.
Deutsche Bank invited bids from Amazon, Google and Microsoft to overhaul its fragmented and outdated technology networks, as part of its $14.20B technology investment on the back of the German bank's restructuring.
Daimler reported a 64% drop in its 2019 net profit, the largest fall in the last ten years, despite record-high Mercedes-Benz's sales results, while shares of the German carmaker rose 2% on Tuesday.
The sensor specialist AMS posted its Q4 revenues above the forecast due to strong demand for the high-end smartphones; however, sees its revenues slowing in the Q1 even without a negative impact from the coronavirus.
On Tuesday, Honda Motor announced it would likely to restart its component and vehicle production at the majority of the Chinese factories from February 17, after the suspension over the coronavirus outbreak.
Shares in Michelin plunged 1.2% on Tuesday following a report revealed by the company that forecast a lower 2020 operating income and flagged uncertainty to the French tire maker business due to the coronavirus outbreak in China.
Deutsche Bank is planning to issue at least $1.0B in Additional Tier 1 securities on the back of the bank's intention to manage the regulatory capital requirements.
Walmart de Mexico reported that sales at its Mexican stores open for over a year increased 2.7% last month, compared with the January 2019 results, while its total sales in the country rose 4.2% in January 2020.
Amazon.com has appointed Mike Hopkins, currently chairman of Sony Pictures Television, as the head of the company's video platform "Prime", as well as TV and movie studios.
US district judge is likely to rule in favour of T-Mobile and Sprint merger, with the decision to be made public on Tuesday, according to the Wall Street Journal.
China's Geely Automobile has entered talks with Volvo over a possible merger of their businesses to establish a stronger global automaker with Hong Kong listings and possibly in Stockholm.