Volkswagen's truck division Traton on Thursday revealed that the company had increased its offer per share of Navistar from $35 to $43.
On Thursday, the Russian government sued the mining company Norilsk Nickel for a total of $2 billion.
In the aftermath of the US crude oil inventory data being published, crude oil price benchmarks remained steady.
During early US Thursday trading hours, stock prices recovered from previous decline, as the ECB had announced that it would leave its monetary policy unchanged.
On Thursday, the US Department of Labour revealed that US Weekly Jobless Claims have remained high, as 884 thousand claimed unemployment.
On Thursday, Bloomberg reported that Reliance Industries of India offered Amazon a $20 billion stake in the company's retail unit.
It was revealed on Thursday that in August new energy vehicle sales had surged in China by 26% on a year to year basis.
During Thursday's European trading hours, crude oil price benchmarks declined. However, the prices remained above the 40$ per barrel level.
On Thursday, the owner of British Airways IAG started a discounted rights issue that would raise $3.2 billion to help the company's finances.
On Thursday, Huawei revealed that it would launch a new Harmony OS next year, which would rival Google Android.
During Thursday's European trading hours, the EUR currency surged, as markets expected the upcoming ECB meeting to strengthen the currency.
On Thursday, the European commission urged Twitter, Alphabet's Google and Facebook to do more to fight against fake news.
On Thursday, Yum China shares hit a low of HK$386.2 ($50.35) in their Hong Kong debut amid global equities uncertainty.
Mexico's Undersecretary of Finance and Public Credit Gabriel Yorio announced on Wednesday that Mexico is planning to extend the relaxed banking credit laws.
AMP Ltd, Australia's biggest retail wealth manager, announced on Thursday that it had hired Symmetra consultancy to review workplace behaviour.
The European Commission urged Google, Facebook and Twitter to be more effective in tackling disinformation according to self-regulatory codes.
Tiffany & Co sued LVMH after it told the US jeweller that it could not complete a $16B deal to acquire it due to a French government request and the COVID-19 impact.
American Eagle Outfitters reported a smaller-than-anticipated quarterly revenue decline of 15% to $883.5M, compared with $847.8M forecast, owing to higher sales of loungewear.
UPS is set to hire more than 100K workers for the season of winter holidays, which retailers are stretching out to avoid overwhelming a delivery network already.
On Wednesday, Amazon announced that the company would open new fulfilment centres in Ontario, Canada.
Ryanair announced on Wednesday that the company would cut its 2020 passenger target by additional ten million.
On Wednesday, a leaked internal memo of the Renault Chief Executive Officer of Luca de Melo revealed that the company is considering additional cost cutting.
The British banking group Lloyds Banking Group announced on Wednesday that it would cut additional 865 jobs.
On Wednesday, Reuters revealed that a number of e-commerce delivery companies are looking to acquire fleets of electric delivery vans.