Volkswagen is seeking over $112M in damages from its former supplier Prevent, filing its first claim for one of Prevent's subsidiaries, the carmaker announced on Tuesday.
Investors are suing Germany's Daimler for $1.0B, accusing the automaker of concealing its emissions-cheating software use, the German law company TILP stated on Tuesday.
Sony Corp is set to launch testing its self-driving cars this year to boost the tech giant's safety and sensing technologies, as the Japanese company accelerates the automotive push.
American Airlines Group reached a settlement with Boeing Co to address damages incurred by the airline last year amid the Boeing 737 MAX planes' ongoing grounding.
During Tuesday's European trading hours, global stock indices surged, as the anxiety caused by Middle East tensions decreased.
Elon Musk has presented Tesla's Model Y electric SUV programme at the carmaker's new $2.0B Shanghai plant on Tuesday, according to Reuters.
On Tuesday, Eurozone inflation data was published. The data revealed that in December prices rose by 0.3% on a monthly basis.
General Motors Co's China vehicle sales in 2019 fell 15% from 3.09M units year earlier due to a decline in overall auto sales caused by a slowing economy, the carmaker reported on Tuesday.
Uber Technologies, the US ride-hailing firm, is partnering South Korea's carmaker Hyundai Motor over developing electric air taxis, participating in the global race of making small self-flying vehicles to weaken urban congestion.
Ford Motor reported a 1.3% drop in its Q4 cars sales, as lowering demand for passenger vehicles outweighed the pick-up trucks' higher sales.
On Monday, Qualcomm Inc has launched its computing system for self-driving cars designed to handle lane controls, full autonomous and more, seeking to hit roads by 2023.
On Monday, the price of gold reached a seven year high level by shortly fluctuating at the 1,588.00 level.
During Monday's trading, the US Dollar recovered against the Japanese Yen. Namely, the US-Iran tensions caused a run to safety, which reversed on Monday.
During late US Monday trading, US stock indices recovered the losses that were suffered in the aftermath of the run to safety that followed the start of US-Iran tensions.
On Monday, the US military sent an official letter to the Iraqi government that stated that the US military would withdraw from Iraq and would reposition its forces during the next weeks.
The US Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell called his fellow colleagues on Monday not rush with Trump criticism until they receive all facts related to the killing of Qassem Soleimani.
According to the US media, senior members of the Trump administration will come to the Senate on Wednesday to brief about the situation with Iraq and Iran.
Samsung Electronics is planning to launch its innovative devices on February 11 in San Francisco, with the electronics group seen to release the new foldable phone, as well as a new version of the company's flagship S model.
Carrefour, the French supermarket group, said it had agreed to acquire the lunch delivery company Dejbox, in its latest effort to bolster the e-commerce operations, but did not disclose the financial terms of the deal.
On Monday, owners of South Korean restaurants have voiced their concerns regarding the proposed $4.0B local rival acquisition by Delivery Hero, the food delivery giant, saying the deal could affect competition and cause higher fees.
On Monday, Xerox Holdings Corp announced it had secured $24B in financing for the proposed $33.5B worth HP Inc takeover, a deal that is opposed by the PC maker.
The Czech firearms producer Ceska Zbrojovka Group announced on Monday that it considers an IPO that would fund expansion in the United States.
On Monday, Iranian officials announced that they would drop all limits on uranium enrichment, but would still cooperate with UN nuclear institutions.
The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that Boeing is considering raising its debt to bolster its finances.