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The subscription service will capitalize on the retailer's strong grocery business and customers' desire for more convenient ways to shop.

Exceptionally strong demand, historically low supply and record low mortgage rates are fueling the fastest home price growth since 2018.

AstraZeneca has expanded its agreement with cell therapy firm Oxford Biomedica to mass-produce its COVID-19 potential vaccine, as it looks to scale-up supply ahead of a possible U.S. fast-track approval.

Apple has asked suppliers to make 75 million to 80 million new 5G iPhones, according to a Bloomberg report.

China was the most enthusiastic country with 97% of respondents indicating they would be vaccinated, while Russia was the least willing with only 54% interested to do so.

Zoom continues to benefit from the coronavirus pandemic after going public last year, and expectations are now higher for the remainder of the fiscal year.

Siemens Energy's capital market day took place on Tuesday.

German lawmakers launched a parliamentary enquiry into the collapse of payments firm Wirecard on Tuesday.

The resurgence comes as many countries seek to reopen their economies and get people back to work while also achieving public health goals.

Rocket Internet said it was "better positioned as a company not listed on a stock exchange" as this would allow it to focus on long-term bets.

Maersk will cut jobs in a major shake-up that will affect a third of the shipping giant's staff as it seeks to integrate its seaborne container and in-land logistics businesses, it said on Tuesday.

Official figures put the jobless rate in the region at 7.9% for the month of July, as the impact of the coronavirus pandemic in the region continues to be felt.

Donohoe told CNBC Friday the importance of the EU-U.K. talks have been heightened by the global economy being gripped by Covid-19 developments in the last few months.

A decision in the other direction could have had severe consequences for Ireland's ability to attract multinational firms.

The president of the Czech Republic's Senate addressed Taiwan's national legislature on Tuesday, offering a strong rebuke to authoritarian politics and Beijing's increasingly aggressive foreign policy.

The Indian economy shrank at its steepest pace of 23.9% for the three months between April to June.

South Korean prosecutors indicted Samsung Group leader Jay Y. Lee on charges of manipulating stock prices and breach of trust in order to cement control of the group, a prosecution official said on Tuesday.

A private survey released Tuesday showed Chinese manufacturing activity in August expanding at the fastest pace in nearly a decade, with the Caixin/Markit manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index coming in at 53.1 for the month.

Some economists in China lay out their view on what high-level political talk of "dual circulation" means for China's role in international trade going forward.

The coronavirus has infected more than 25.4 million people around the world so far, killing at least 847,100 people.