Dutch capital Amsterdam has now displaced London as Europe's biggest share trading centre, after left European Union's single market last year through Brexit.

World Business News: Amsterdam replaces London as Europe's biggest share trading centre

Automobile sales in India have gone up in January. The Japanese automaker Nissan is such one company after facing difficult time like others, is banging on. In this video, watch the exclusive interview of Rakesh Srivastava, MD, Nissan Motors India.

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Nearly half of the exporters of the goods in the United Kingdom are facing difficulties in trade, caused by the Brexit shift in trade terms.

World Business Watch: Nearly 50% of UK goods exporters face difficulties in trade

The new round of direct payments in the United States made to individuals - The US govt has posted the January budget deficit of $163 Billion.

World Business Watch: United States January budget deficit hits record high

Automaker General Motors in the United States has said that 'the global semi-conductor shortage - it could hit up to $2 Billion from its current year's profit.

World Business Watch: Chip shortage could hit profit of United States' General Motors

US layoffs eased in December and job openings increased modestly, suggesting the decline in employment that month was largely due to companies cutting back on hiring amid uncertainty caused by a raging COVID-19 pandemic.

World Business Watch: US job openings to rise in December, small businesses desperate for workers

The Global shortage of semiconductor and chips across the world is impacting Indian vehicles sale as well According to FADA, PV sales stood at 2,94,817 units in January 2020.

World Business Watch: India passenger vehicle retail sales dip 4% in January

Wall Street in the US reached all-time closing highs on Monday as investor optimism was stoked by prospects of a speedier economic recovery from the global health crisis, it was driven by increased stimulus and an accelerated vaccine rollout as well.

World Business Watch: Wall Street sets record closing highs on stimulus hopes

Chinese government officials have met representatives from US electric carmaker Tesla over reports from consumers about battery fires, unexpected acceleration and failures in over-the-air software updates.

World Business Watch: Tesla faces China regulators over consumer complaints

The European Commission’s Vice President for the economy Valdis Dombrovskis said that Europe’s economy is likely to rally in the second quarter as an acceleration in Coronavirus vaccine roll-out allows governments to gradually lift lockdown restrictions.

World Business Watch: EU economy to rally in second-quarter as vaccine roll-out accelerates

Popular cryptocurrency Bitcoin has jumped more than 10% to a record high, this after Tesla said it had invested $1.5billion Bitcoin last month.

World Business Watch: Tesla sends bitcoin to record high with $1.5bn investment

Oil prices rose on Monday, with Brent futures nearing $60 per barrel, leading to supply cuts among major producers and expected US economic stimulus measures to boost demand.

World Business Watch: Brent approaches $60/barrel, boosted by supply cut among key producers

South Korea's Hyundai and Kia Corporation said that they're not in talks with Tech Giant Apple for developing any autonomous vehicle.

World Business Watch: Hyundai, KIA deny talks with Apple for autonomous car development

Britain's Rolls-Royce said on Sunday that it is proposing a two-week closure of operations of its civil aerospace unit over the summer as it manages costs due to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic.

World Business Watch: Rolls-Royce Aerospace plans 2-week civil shutdown

Oil prices were up two per cent (2%) on Tuesday (February 02) after major producers showed that they were reining in output roughly in line with their commitments.

World Business Watch: Oil prices hit highest in a year as producers limit supply

Japan's services sector shrank at the fastest pace in five months, as a heavy blow to demand from a resurgence in coronavirus infections and a state of emergency in parts of the country greatly hurt new business orders.

World Business Watch: Japan's service sector slump deepens as COVID-19 emergency hits business

The Euro Zone economy contracted less than expected in the fourth quarter of 2020 amid pandemic-induced lockdowns, initial EU estimates showed that it is also heading for another, steeper decline in the first quarter of this year.

World Business Watch: Euro Zone fourth-quarter GDP falls less than expected

Electric car maker Tesla is making news every day. The U.S. carmaker has now been asked by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to recall 158,000 vehicles for touchscreen failures.

World Business Watch: U.S. asks Tesla to recall 158,000 vehicles for touchscreen failures

Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, said the oil-rich kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which is now battered by falling crude prices is offering investment opportunities worth $6 Trillion over the next decade.

World Business Watch: Saudi Arabia offers investment opportunities

Amidst the cases of COVID-19, the United States government posted a December budget deficit of $ 144 billion, a record for the month with Coronovirus relief spending and unemployment benefits being far higher.

World Business Watch: U.S. December deficit hits record $144 Billion

Electric car maker Tesla is finally set to make its entry in India and has registered as a company in Karnataka's Bengaluru.

World Business Watch: Tesla marks India entry with new office in Bengaluru

According to the BDI industry association Europe’s largest economy, Germany is expected to grow 3.5% this year after plunging roughly 5% in 2020

World Business Watch: German GDP expected to grow by 3.5% in 2021

British airline EasyJet has secured a new five-year loan facility of $1.87 billion, it is backed by a partial guarantee from the UK.

World Business Watch: EasyJet secures new five-year $1.87 billion loan with UK guarantee

Ford will close its three plants in Brazil this year and take pretax charges of about $4.1 billion as COVID-19 pandemic amplified company's underuse of its manufacturing capacity.

World Business Watch: Ford announces closing of Brazil manufacturing operations

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