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The companies said production is planned to start by end of 2026 and the plant could reach 50 gigawatt hours of capacity.

Danish financial services group Nykredit will make a cash bid for Spar Nord Bank in a deal that values the Danish bank at around $3.5 billion.

Shares in Delivery Hero subsidiary Talabat reversed direction and recently were trading lower as the company debuted on the Dubai stock exchange, but still was set to be the largest global technology IPO in the region.

The moves mark the automaker's most visible shake-up under an interim management committee headed by Chairman John Elkann.

More than 97.5% of shareholders' votes were in favor of plans to spin off its television business Canal+, its advertising and public relations business Havas, and create a new company known as Louis Hachette Group.

The comedian, who joked about drug addiction with Donald Trump, has built a following with an edgy and freewheeling style.

Volkswagen workers began striking for the second time this month as employee representatives and management enter a fourth round of talks over deep cost-cutting measures at the car maker.

They finalized a cable distribution deal in which Warner locks in higher fees for its networks and resolves a legal battle over a new "Harry Potter" TV series.

Popular in Europe, Vinted is disproving the conventional wisdom about the resale market. Can it eventually crack the U.S.?

The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday that the companies were in advanced merger talks.