Shares in Lemonade Inc, the SoftBank-backed insurance firm, surged as much as 73% in their US market debut, driven by the rebound in the investor demand for fresh listings after the coronavirus crisis.
Deutsche Bank is considering an option to provide "financial support" to Wirecard's banking unit in Germany.
On Thursday, Aeromexico's shares surged by 26% after plunging the day before amid the Mexican carrier's announcement about the start of bankruptcy proceedings as the COVID-19 pandemic hit its business.
On Thursday, the CEO of Airbus Guillaume Faury stated to Spiegel that Germany could prevent the upcoming job cuts in the company.
Bloomberg announced on Thursday that Boeing would cancel the 747 jumbo jet production.
On Thursday, the US Federal Reserve announced that it had bought $22.71 billion of mortgage backed securities.
On Thursday, Tesla has beat analysts' expectations for its Q2 vehicle deliveries, sending the electric carmaker's shares up 8% on the report.
On Thursday, oil prices remained almost unchanged amid a slide in US unemployment as well as Wednesday's fall in crude inventories, Reuters reported.
On Thursday, Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel has acknowledged that the worst part of the COVID-19 pandemic has passed, but it is necessary to keep precautions.
During Thursday's trading hours, the US Dollar continued to decline, as the currency reached a new weekly low level.
On Thursday, Tesla announced that the company has beat Wall Street's estimates of the company's quarterly vehicle delivery.
On Thursday, Coty Inc has appointed the former L'Oreal top executive Sue Nabi as the company's new chief executive officer, the third one in 2020, sending its shares up nearly 4%.
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk announced on Wednesday that the electric carmaker was constructing "RNA microfactories" for CureVac, the coronavirus vaccine developer, in Germany.
During Thursday's European trading hours, crude oil price benchmarks surged, as a drop in US stockpiles was recently revealed.
World food prices soared in June, marking their first rise of 2020 and a minor rebound after the plunge caused by the coronavirus outbreak, the UN food agency reported on Thursday.
James Bullard, the President of Federal Reserve Bank in St. Louis, warned that a surging number of bankruptcies caused by the coronavirus pandemic could trigger a financial crisis.
McDonald's is planning to pause its dine-in service reopening in the US by 21 days due to an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases, despite being hurt by the restaurant shutdowns, with its global sales plunging as much as 30% in the first two months of Q2.
The utility PG&E Corp has emerged from the Chapter 11 bankruptcy, ending drawn-out restructuring process triggered after the company's equipment sparked California's deadliest wildfires.
On Wednesday, the US Federal Reserve Policymakers revealed that they would most likely stick to keeping inflation near the two percent level.
During late Wednesday's trading hours, the US Dollar declined in value against peer currencies, as good European data attracted assets to the Euro.
During Wednesday's US trading hours, US stocks closed higher, as there were hopes in the news feeds of a coronavirus vaccine.
Apple Incorporate announced on Wednesday that it would re-close seven stores in the US, which brings the total number of closed stores to 77.
On Wednesday, Mary Daly, Federal Reserve Bank's President in San Francisco, stated that she was expecting up to five years of the US economic recovery in the best-case scenario, anticipating that unemployment would still top 10% in the 2020-end.
Zoom Video Communications has added more than 100 new features to the video conferencing platform on the back of the 90-day plan aimed at addressing privacy and security concerns.