REUTERS: U.S. stock indexes were trading flat after falling more than 1per cent on Wednesday as a heated first presidential debate pointed to a tough race ahead, with investors also locking in gains on the last day of the third quarter. Trading on Wall Street has become more volatile...
Tommy Hilfiger owner PVH Corp said on Wednesday President Stefan Larsson would replace Manny Chirico as chief executive officer in February.
Alphabet unit Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple and other U.S. tech giants could be banned from favouring their services or forcing users to sign up to a bundle of services under draft EU rules aimed at reining in their power.
U.S. electric vehicle maker Tesla Inc is poised to start selling some Model 3 vehicles made in China equipped with cobalt-free lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries, two people familiar with the matter said.
Oasis Petroleum Inc filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Wednesday, the latest U.S. shale producer to seek court-aided restructuring as the energy industry reels under an unprecedented crash in oil prices due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mergers and acquisitions came back with a bang in the third quarter as executives rushed to revisit deals left on hold at the height of the coronavirus pandemic and boardrooms regained confidence after a roller-coaster year.
Deutsche Bank chief executive officer Christian Sewing told the lender's supervisory board he is not focused on bank mergers at the moment and is instead concentrating on the bank's overhaul until 2022, people with knowledge of the matter said.
Rick Bender, who owns a coal processing plant in Hegins, Pennsylvania, voted for Republican Donald Trump in 2016, in part because of his promise to revive the industry from a decade-long decline.
SINGAPORE: Secretlab CEO and co-founder Ian Ang was named EY Entrepreneur Of The Year Singapore for Consumer Products on Wednesday (Sep 30). The 28-year-old is the youngest winner in the history of the awards since it began 18 years ago. Mr Ang co-founded Secretlab, a gaming chair company, with ...
Rupert Stadler, former chief executive of Audi arrived in court in Munich on Wednesday to face fraud charges as part of Volkswagen's emissions cheating scandal, which was uncovered by United States regulators five years ago.
