A jury in the United States has directed Apple Inc to pay $308.5 million royalty to Personalized Media Communications for patent infringement.
The International Monetary Fund stated on Saturday that the world economy slowly started to recover from the pandemic.
Share price of Tesla Inc is likely to reach $3000 by 2025, Cathie Wood's Ark Invest stated on Saturday.
A Ukrainian court froze the shares and assets of aerospace firm Motor Sich within a criminal investigation, the local security service SBU announced on Saturday.
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk stated that his business would be closed if its vehicles were used to spy, commenting on news that China's military banned Tesla cars from its facilities.
A court ordered JBS SA to pay $3.62M in damages following a COVID-19 outbreak at a beef factory in Brazil, Reuters reported.
WhatsApp hired an Amazon executive to supervise its payments business in India, sources told Reuters, as the messenger gears up to grow in the sector.
Toyota's Czech unit is expected to halt production at its car factory in Kolin for two weeks from March 22 amid a shortage of semiconductors, the report by CTK showed.
On Friday, the US and China held bilateral negotiations in Alaska which both parties classified as "tough and direct".
Katherine Tai, the newly appointed US Trade Representative, promised on Friday to advance American trade to help the country to overcome financial difficulties caused by the pandemic.
According to the US District Court filing, Apple's CEO Tim Cook and other senior managers were summoned as witnesses in the Epic Games case.
The US Department of Justice started an investigation against Visa over its allegedly anticompetitive practices used in the debit-card market.
According to a Texas court ruling, Apple Inc is obliged to pay $308.5M compensation to Personalized Media Communications LLC for infringing one of its patents.
The US-based investment management company Capital Group increased its share in ABB to 5.05%, becoming the second-biggest stakeholder in the Swiss engineering firm.
The Bank of New York Mellon Corp invested in Fireblocks, the platform allowing banks and other financial institutions to issue, store and move cryptocurrencies.
France's Renault expected its sales of hybrid and electric cars to more than double to 350K in 2021, sources close to the company stated.
Nokia signed a five-year agreement with AT&T to deploy a 5G network on the operator's C-Band spectrum in the US, the Finnish company stated.
The Chinese military banned Tesla cars from entry into its complexes due to security concerns on cameras used on the vehicles, sources told Reuters.
China Merchants Bank announced that its wealth management division is expected to receive an investment of around $414.80M from JPMorgan Asset Management (Asia Pacific).
Porsche AG considered the idea of a possible stock market listing, with the CFO Lutz Meschke adding the advantages of such action had been identified.
As reported by the Wall Street Journal on Friday, the US Justice Department is probing Visa Inc over its debit-card practices.
The US courier company FedEx Corp announced on Thursday that its quarterly profit soared by 153% from a year earlier to $939 million.
On Friday, the Brazilian Real surged more than 1% against the US Dollar, marking its longest winning streak since November 2020.
A Reuters survey showed on Friday that the Colombian Central Bank is expected to leave its interest rate steady in March.