The US consumer confidence declined for a fourth month in succession in November due to worries over employment prospects and current business conditions.
On Tuesday, the government of the Seoul city has granted approval for the long-delayed construction of the new headquarters for Hyundai Motor Group in the South Korean district of Gangnam; potentially the tallest skyscraper when finished in 2026.
EBay is planning a sale of the ticketing division StubHub to the ticket reseller Viagogo in a cash deal worth $4.05B, both firms announced recently.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise disappointed Wall Street's analysts with worse-than-expected quarterly revenue results, hit by sluggish demand for its storage and servers products, and sending the company's shares down around 4%.
Alibaba Group's Hong Kong shares rose 6.6% to HK$187.60 in this year's debut, making it the third-largest listing on record for the HK market, Refinitv reported on Tuesday.
DHL Group's StreetScooter EV division is set to enter the US market next spring by launching its zero-emission Work L delivery vans, the company announced on Tuesday.
Faurecia, the French car parts producer, set its targets for record profits, cash generation and sales in 2022 amid its strategy programme and boost from the Japanese firm Clarion acquisition, sending the firm's shares up 2.6%.
American International Group is planning to sell a 76.6% stake worth around $1.8B in the reinsurer Fortitude Re to the Japanese insurer T&D Holdings and Carlyle Group, the US buyout fund.
Charles Schwab Corp has agreed to acquire TD Ameritrade Holding in the all-stock deal worth $26.0B, forming a brokerage giant; the acquisition that is likely to shake up the retail brokerage industry.
Peugeot-owner PSA Group and Fiat Chrysler informed their employees about signing a merger agreement already in coming weeks, according to Reuters sources.
During Tuesday's Asian trading session, the US Dollar surged in value. The move was attributed to a phone call made by US and Chinese trade negotiators.
According to a statement from Boris Johnson's government office, the British Parliament would be reopened on December 17 after the general election.
According to a statement from Texas' Attorney General office, Texas has pulled out of the multistate lawsuit over the T-Mobile Inc and Sprint Corp merger deal.
The British parliament is set to reconvene on December 17 after the general election, with preliminary plans to set the Prime Minister Boris Johnson's legislative agenda out, in case he remains the leader, the government stated on Monday.
On Monday, Tesla Inc's shares surged 4% after the carmaker's CEO Elon Musk announced the company had received 200K orders for its Cybertruck pickup, which price started from $39K.
Internal projections of SoftBank's Oyo Hotels and Homes showed the company is unlikely to make profit in China and India until 2022 due to its rapid expansion in various markets, including the US and UK.
Nokia, Finland's telecoms gear maker, has made a decision to split Joerg Erlemeier's functions in his Chief Operating Officer position among other leaders in a management reshuffle, a move that made Erlemeier leave the company.
Blackstone Group announced that it will invest $400M in cooperation with Ferring, the Swiss drug company, working on a trial gene therapy for bladder cancer.
EBay is set to sell StubHub, the ticketing unit, in all-cash $4.05B deal with Viagogo, almost a year after the company was under pressure from investors to separate some of its businesses.
On Monday, the People's Bank of China announced that downwards pressures on the Chinese economy have been increasing.
On Monday, S&P credit rating agency revealed that private Chinese firms are getting squeezed out of the country's bond market.
The government of the city of London has stripped Uber of its operating license. The company announced that it would appeal the decision.
On Monday, the IT Minister of India Ravi Shankar Prasad announced that Apple is expanding its operations in India by creating additional phone component production.
Data published by IFO institute on Monday revealed that the German economy is expected to grow by 0.2% in the fourth quarter of this year.