US inflation data wasn’t enough to check the bloodbath in markets as stocks around the world continued to fall.

LeasePlan canceled its $7 billion public listing plans – other newly listed stocks haven’t done too well recently, either.

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Uber may be selling $1.5 billion of new bonds just months after its last sale

A famous activist investor has picked up $900 million-worth of Starbucks stock

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The International Monetary Fund lowers its global economic growth forecast for the first time since 2016.

LVMH’s quarterly revenue looks perky, signalling the global luxury sector might be in good shape.

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• Chinese stocks had their worst day in months, despite the central bank pumping money into the economy
• Third-quarter earnings kick off this week and investors will be watching the effects of lower taxes and higher trade tariffs in the US

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• America works, but not as hard as hoped – fewer jobs were added in September than expected
• Samsung Electronics is headed for a record quarterly profit, thanks to demand for its memory chips

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• French bank Natixis eyes the rest of the world, buying boutique investment banks to grow globally
• Canadian cannabis maker Tilray plans to sell $400 million of bonds

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• Higher interest rates bite in the US as September car sales shift down a gear
• Tesco’s stock drops by 9% as woes in Asia and Europe drag the UK retailer down

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• PepsiCo’s North American sales rise but its shares fall, with currency fluctuations to blame
• Shares of Italian banks fall as investors worry about the impact of the country’s potential growing debt

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• Canada agrees to join a trade agreement with the US and Mexico, sending stocks all over higher
• General Electric’s stock surges as it announces a new CEO, despite warning of lower profit

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• Elon Musk settles with US regulators and, as a result, will step down as Tesla’s chairman
• EasyJet and TUI soar while Ryanair and Thomas Cook and have their wings clipped

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