According to a top government official, Thailand's Office of Trade and Competition Commission has approved rules to regulate online and food delivery services.
Australia plans to spend about $184.8 billion on military assets over the next ten years, the country's Prime Minister Scott Morrison would announce on Wednesday.
The Governor of the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority Ahmed al-Kholifey called for more lending from commercial banks to support businesses during the COVID-19 crisis.
During Tuesday's US trading hours, crude oil price benchmarks continued to decline, as a resurgence of coronavirus cases occurred globally.
Data published on Tuesday, revealed that since March Mexico has lost 12 million jobs.
On Tuesday, the airplane maker Airbus announced that it would increase its job cutting program to 15,000.
Plunging demand from rental automakers, government agencies and corporations affected car sales in the United States during the COVID-19 pandemic, signalling the recovery likely to be slow, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
The former Wirecard's CEO Markus Braun and COO Jan Marsalek are facing a criminal complaint filed by Austria's lawyer at the Vienna court, accusing them of serious fraud and market manipulation.
LVMH stated on Tuesday that the coronavirus crisis impact will hurt the luxury goods group's earnings a while longer, despite there were some recovery signs this month.
Standard Life Aberdeen announced on Tuesday its CEO Executive Keith Skeoch was set to step down and Stephen Bird, the former Citi executive, would replace him at this position.
Puma, the German sportswear brand, is eager to pause all of its paid advertising on Facebook and Instagram social media platforms across the world throughout July, joining the boycott over the hostile conversations spread on sites.
On Tuesday, Royal Dutch Shell announced it would write down as much as $22B of its assets following sharply lowering its price outlook for oil and gas amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Airbus is set to announce restructuring on Tuesday that will likely include thousands of layoffs, union sources reported.
During Tuesday's European trading session, crude oil price benchmarks declined, as a speculated return of Libyan oil production was revealed.
Commerzbank's supervisory board is considering 7K more job cuts, in addition to 4K redundancies up to 2023 unveiled last autumn, the BoeZ said on Tuesday.
Postmates has renewed its plans for launching an IPO amid the US online food delivery deal boom, according to sources familiar with the company's listing plans.
Australia is planning to spend A$1.35B during the following ten years to bolster the country's cyber security defences, its Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced on Tuesday.
Japan's industrial output decreased 8.4% month-over-month in May to 79.1, underscoring the coronavirus impact on factory activity and the overall business.
Airbus finalised a restructuring plan involving thousands of job cuts, as the CEO confirmed intention to hold production down 40% for two years.
The technology investor Prosus NV reported that its net profit for the year to March 31 grew a better-than-expected 6.7% to $3.82B, supported by strong growth at Tencent.
Coty Inc announced that it would purchase a stake of 20% in KKW, the makeup brand of Kim Kardashian West, looking to cash in on the demand for its products.
The Federal Reserve has launched its Primary Market Corporate Credit Facility, a programme to stabilise financial markets following the COVID-19 pandemic, saying it is available for use starting from Monday.
Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel is hoping that the EU bloc's leaders will agree on the next recovery fund and budget at the summit set for July 17/18, Reuters reported on Monday.
On Monday, Amazon.com stated it would pay $500M in one-time bonuses to the company's front-line workers and partners who were working during the coronavirus pandemic through June 2020.