On Wednesday, Devin Wenig, eBay's Chief Executive Officer, has resigned from his position, while the e-commerce firm appointed Scott Schenkel, its finance head, as the company's interim CEO.
Shares in TeamViewer, the German software company, plunged 2% to €25.32 on Wednesday during the remote connectivity specialist's initial public offering, the biggest in Europe launched this year, Reuters reported.
On Wednesday, Thomas Cook GmbH, Germany's unit of the UK travel operator, has announced insolvency, seeking to hive off its business and brands from the failed owner.
On Wednesday, Kering, the French luxury group, has issued €500M bonds, which can be exchanged for Puma shares, as the luxury giant aims to trim the remaining stake in the German sportswear brand.
On Wednesday, Renault's chairman stated the carmaker was ready to become a part of the EU batteries project, seeking to boost the economy.
The buyout group KKR has put European Locomotive Leasing up for a sale, as an investor seeks to lock in vibrant asset valuations just ahead of the expected downturn, according to sources familiar with the matter.
On Wednesday, Alibaba Group Holdings said it developed a new artificial intelligence chip "Hanguang 800", seeking to enhance group's cloud computing division services by new chop's usage, marking an important step in its pursuit of next-generation technologies.
Toyota Motor Corp is preparing for a lunch of its next generation Mirai fuel-cell car in 2020, the carmaker's Chairman Takeshi Uchiyamada announced on Wednesday.
On Tuesday, the head of the US SEC repeatedly refused to comment to a congressional panel about regulation of Facebook's Libra.
Data released in the United States on Tuesday revealed that consumer confidence had declined during the last month. The data caused a slight decline in the value of the US Dollar against peer currencies.
On Tuesday, unsealed US Justice Department documents revealed that a senior Fiat Chrysler manager was charged this month in connection to excess diesel vehicle emissions.
The President of the United States Donald Trump stated on Tuesday to the UN that the future belongs to patriots and not globalists.
On Tuesday, Reuters revealed that Saudi Aramco is purchasing oil from neighbouring countries to fill its supply obligations. The news should cause a surge in oil prices.
On Tuesday, the supervisory board of Volkswagen stated that it would meet on Wednesday and discuss the indictment of the company's Chairman and current and prior CEOs.
In the aftermath of Thomas Cook collapse, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson questioned why the executives of the company were paid high salaries.
On Tuesday, current and prior CEOs and the Chairman of Volkswagen were indicted by the Prosecutor's Office of the city of Braunschweig.
The President of the United States Donald Trump on Tuesday made his case to the UN about pressuring Iran. The speech created an impact on crude oil prices.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom ruled that the Parliament suspension done by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson was unlawful.
On Tuesday, shares in Poland's mBank surged 5.7% to $86.90, the highest level since the beginning of August, on the back of speculation about Commerzbank potential plans to sell mBank's 69.3% stake worth around $2.56B.
Saudi Arabia is unlikely to launch an initial public offering of its state-owned oil titan Aramco this year, following attacks on its facilities that took place this month. according to two sources familiar with the matter.
On Tuesday, TomTom stated its deals with automakers are worth around $1.76B, as the Dutch navigation firm sought to accelerate its revenue growth and explored a share buyback programme.
Samsung Display is planning to invest $11B into South Korea's liquid crystal display plant to boost manufacturing of more advanced screens, according to a Yonhap news agency report seen on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, European stock markets started the day's trading with a surge, despite suffering biggest losses in a month during Monday's trading.
MS&AD Insurance, Nippon Life and the German insurer Allianz have entered the race with rivals to acquire the Vietnam and Singapore businesses of UK's Aviva in a deal potentially worth up to $2.5B, according to sources.