Uber’s Khosrowshahi sees path to profitability despite bumps in the Road

Chuck Robbins, chairman and chief executive officer at Cisco, discusses third-quarter results, trade tariffs, and the company’s bullish sales and profit forecast.

Herbert Wigwe, chief executive officer of Access Bank Plc, discusses the growth of the lender's retail business following the acquisition of Diamond Bank Plc. He also comments on the bank's capital plan, non-performing loans and measures by the Central Bank of Nigeria to boost lending.

Ford Motor Co. forecast annual profit that trails analysts’ estimates as the automaker rolls out new sport utility vehicles and struggles to compete in China’s slumping car market. Estimize Chief Executive Officer Leigh Drogen and Bloomberg's David Welch have more on "Bloomberg Markets: What'd You Miss?"

Nissan reports a 99% plunge in first-fiscal quarter operating profit. Bloomberg’s Dani Burger reports on “Bloomberg Markets: European Open.”

Chase Coleman's Tiger Global Management amassed a stake of almost 20% in Peloton Interactive Inc. that is about to deliver a big payday as the exercise company goes public. Bloomberg's Sonali Basak reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."

Ford has cut its full-year profit outlook after a rocky quarter that saw sluggish sales in China and higher costs in the North America market. Bloomberg’s Chester Dawson reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia.”

Nigeria’s equities market is extending losses from Tuesday. Olumide Ibikunle, Senior Analyst at Meristem Securities joins CNBC Africa as we keep track of market activities at the Lagos bourse.

Residents of the Egyptian village of Mit al-Harun eke out a living by recycling old tyres into baskets, landscaping materials and alternative fuels.

Banks are making a profit on taxes paid by Nigerians - Senator Olujimi

The Walt Disney Company has said its profits in the first three months of the year are $1.4 billion lower because of the coronavirus lockdowns in many parts of the world. The company saw a particular slump in income from its theme parks, which have been shut down due to the virus spreading. Also today: more bad news in the travel industry, as the home rental giant Airbnb cuts 25 percent of its workforce. Our Business Editor Stephen Carroll tells us more.

A new pharmaceutical company ranking has said the industry is slowly improving access to medicine in low and middle-income countries. But it only mobilized on COVID once the pandemic became a threat to rich countries.

Disney's shares have rallied after the company reported better than expected results for its latest quarter. Sales came in at €16.2 billion, down 22 percent from the previous year, amid a continuing hit from the pandemic. But its streaming business Disney+ is continuing to grow as people stay home for longer, offsetting losses made at its theme parks that have suffered months of shutdown. Plus, as dining out is not an option for many couples this Valentine's Day, a handful of hotels in Brussels are offering quality time and fancy dinners for two – in guest rooms.