French automaker Renault SA is ditching its main passenger car business in China following poor sales at the loss-making venture with Dongfeng Motor Group.
LONDON: Morrisons, Britain's fourth biggest supermarket group, said it is giving National Health Service (NHS) workers a 10 per cent discount to support them through the coronavirus crisis. It is the first of Britain's 'Big Four' to give a monetary discount to 1.5 million NHS workers, who have ...
The U.S. Transportation Department on Tuesday awarded nearly US$10 billion to U.S. airports struggling with a massive falloff in travel demand because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Boeing Co on Tuesday reported another 75 cancellations for its 737 MAX jetliner in March, as the coronavirus crisis worsens disruptions from the grounding of its best-selling jet.
BERLIN: Europe should not cede its sovereignty to Silicon Valley when it comes to using technology to help trace those at risk of coronavirus infection, the German developers of a smartphone app said on Tuesday. Apple and Google said last week that they would collaborate on technology to track...
Amazon has been ordered to limit French deliveries to essential goods only within 24 hours to allow for a deeper assessment of coronavirus risks at its sites in the country, trade union Sud said on Tuesday.
Hyundai Motor Co's Czech car plant was the first in the central European country to get back to work on Tuesday after a three-week outage, potentially easing some of the strain on the hard-hit economy.
Business software company SAP SE is exploring the sale of a subsidiary that helps telecommunications operators route calls and text messages, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, citing people with knowledge of the matter.
PARIS: Delta Air Lines has taken over an order worth roughly US$3 billion at list prices for 10 Airbus A350 jetliners from Latam Airlines Group ), two industry sources said. Airbus announced the cancellation of 10 A350 aircraft in a monthly order update last week. It also announced a...
The global economy is expected to shrink by 3.0per cent during 2020 in a stunning coronavirus-driven collapse of activity that will mark the steepest downturn since the Great Depression of the 1930s, the International Monetary Fund said on Tuesday.
