The International Air Transport Association — which represents 82% of global air traffic — has predicted that 2020 "will go down as the worst year in the history of aviation."
Before becoming known as the "father of the iPod," Tony Fadell said he was rejected by 80 venture capital investors when trying to raise funding for his own technology business.
The discussion between TikTok CEO Kevin Mayer and EU commissioner Thierry Breton highlights the Chinese-owned app's drive to work with regulators amid scrutiny of the platform from authorities, particularly in the U.S.
A major shareholder in both HSBC and Standard Chartered has hit out at the banks over their support for China's controversial new national security law in Hong Kong.
China has faced criticism over its initial handling of the Covid-19 outbreak, which has included accusations that it withheld critical information from the WHO.
The U.S. has "reneged on its role as leader of the free world" under President Donald Trump and failed in its response to the coronavirus crisis, according to former Secretary of State John Kerry.
In a mid-year outlook report, Global Chief Strategist Joseph Little said a "swoosh-shaped recovery" entails a sharp rebound once lockdowns are lifted, followed by a gradual pickup to pre-crisis levels of activity.
The world's largest fashion group, Inditex, reported its first quarterly loss Wednesday, as it described being "materially impacted" by the coronavirus pandemic.
Markets are on a "runaway tear" and have created a "bubble-like environment" similar to the one seen in 2000, said David Sokulsky of Concentrated Leaders Fund.
Sweden on Wednesday dropped its investigation into the unsolved murder of former Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, who was shot dead 34 years ago in downtown Stockholm.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson in January granted Huawei a limited role in Britain's 5G mobile network, frustrating a global attempt by the United States to exclude the Chinese telecoms giant from the West's next-generation communications.