Wall Street's main indexes opened higher on Monday as doctors said President Donald Trump could be discharged from the hospital where he is being treated for COVID-19, while hopes of a new fiscal stimulus bill also lifted sentiment.
Nvidia Corp on Monday laid out a multi-year plan to create a new kind of chip for data centers, aimed at siphoning off more functions from its chief rival Intel Corp .
JPMorgan is looking to bolster its Russian private banking team with two new appointments, the bank said in an internal memo seen by Reuters.
Uber Technologies Inc and Lyft Inc together are spending nearly US$100 million on a November California ballot initiative to overturn a state law that would compel them to classify drivers as employees.
JAKARTA: Indonesia's parliament voted on Monday (Oct 5) to pass into law President Joko Widodo's flagship "Job Creation" Bill aimed at improving the investment climate in Southeast Asia's biggest economy, as labour groups vowed protests over the legislation. Seven out of nine parties accepted the ...
Virgin Atlantic said it had started COVID-19 testing cabin crew and pilots on some flights, as hopes grow that the British government is close to allowing more widespread airport testing that could help the country's travel industry recover.
REUTERS: Bristol Myers Squibb Co said on Monday it would buy MyoKardia Inc for about US$13 billion to bolster its portfolio of heart disease treatments, as it seeks to reduce some of its dependence on cancer drugs. The deal follows Bristol Myers' US$74 billion acquisition of Celgene Corp last...
One of the positive turns that the U.S. economy took during a decade-long recovery through 2019 was a steady rise in the share of women looking for work and working.
Shares in French waste and water management firm Suez fell 2per cent in Monday morning trade, as unwanted suitor Veolia appeared to be closing in on a deal to buy a big stake in the company from top Suez shareholder Engie .
A victory for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Nov. 3 would spell the end of the party for the banking industry which has enjoyed more than US$40 billion in regulatory cuts under U.S. President Donald Trump's business-friendly administration.
