Justin Trudeau, Canada's Prime Minister, stated that tax cut for the middle class is likely to the first business order for his new minority government, which would look for support in country's parliament.
WeWork, the office-sharing start-up, was planning to cut 4K jobs within a turnaround plan introduced by SoftBank Group, as it took the control of the firm.
On Wednesday, Spirit Airlines stated that it is close to agreeing upon buying nearly 100 airplanes from Airbus.
The Indian government announced on Wednesday that it would ease the rules for creating fuel stations, opening up the sector to new firms.
On Wednesday, the CEO of Facebook Mark Zuckerberg was set to meet with the US Congress to lay out his plans for a digital currency.
On Wednesday, Honda announced that it would sell only electrified cars in Europe by 2022.
Sports Direct International announced on Wednesday that it has appointed RSM UK as its auditor. The group did not reappoint its previous auditor.
On Wednesday, SoftBank Group announced that it would spend ten billion US Dollars to take over WeWork.
It was announced by the US government that it is suing the state of California over a trade agreement made with Quebec.
On Wednesday, General Dynamics announced that the company has boosted its profits by 7.3%.
Nissan Motor is planning to abandon its Datsun brand, shut down several assembly lines worldwide and drop some of its unprofitable products, as the Japanese carmaker seeks to bolster profits amid new strategy.
On Wednesday, China's state planner stated the country would implement new regulations aimed at making the business activity easier starting from January 1, 2020, on the back of growing pressure on the second-biggest economy in the word.
Chipmaker Intel Corp filed an antitrust case against SoftBank Group-backed investment firm alleging the company stored patents, seeking to hold up the tech firms with numerous lawsuits.
On Wednesday, Huawei Technologies rolled out its new foldable smartphone 5G Mate X in China, launching device pre-sales on the same day.
Toyota Motor's luxury Lexus brand is planning to roll out its first battery electric car in 2020, seeking to beat competitors in the development of zero-emission vehicles, the brand's head stated on Wednesday.
Vodafone and MasMovil denied on Wednesday El Confidencial news agency's report saying MasMovil has hired Goldman Sachs to acquire the UK telecom's Spanish business in a potential deal worth $6.67B.
The private equity groups CVC Capital Partners and Blackstone Group are planning an initial public offering of Paysafe Group in a potential listing that could bring the valuation of the payments processing company to over $10B.
On Wednesday, Asian shares edged lower after the UK Parliament rejected Prime Minister Boris Johnson's timetable to fast-track legislation to take Britain out of the EU.
According to a survey released by the Bank of Canada on Tuesday, Canada's businesses expect sales to grow at a faster rate in 2020.
According to sources with knowledge of the matter, SoftBank Group has secured a $10B deal to take over WeWork.
According to the National Association of Realtors on Tuesday, existing US home sales fell by 2.2% in September.
On Tuesday, Air New Zealand stated that the company would launch flights from Auckland to New York in October of 2020.
On Tuesday, the Parliament of the United Kingdom denied the motion of the Prime Minister to ratify a new timetable of the exit from the EU.
The health insurer Centene is planning to complete its $15.27B buyout of the smaller competitor WellCare Health Plans earlier than estimated in 2020, namely, in the first half of the next year.