It was revealed on Thursday by Fiat Chrysler that the company has made a deal with employee unions on coronavirus measures in Italy.
On Thursday, Reuters revealed that OPEC+ countries were working on a two-year crude oil production cut.
The government of France announced on Thursday that it would double its crisis stimulus package to 100 billion Euros.
On Thursday, for a second week in a row weekly US unemployment claims topped six million.
During Thursday's US trading session, crude oil price benchmarks surged, as market participants expected an OPEC production cut.
Tesla Inc sold 10.1K vehicles in China last month, the company's highest ever monthly sales in the country, the CPCA stated.
Germany's online retailer Zalando is cutting €350M of costs, aiming to get through the coronavirus crisis without layoffs.
China's video site Bilibili is expected to get $400M investment from SCA, Sony Corp America, as both companies seek to further collaborate in entertainment.
The US producer prices decreased 0.2% in March, after falling 0.6% in the prior month, the biggest drop since 2015.
The UK retailer Debenhams entered administration for the second time in a year, seeking to protect the group from legal action by creditors during the COVID-19 crisis.
Canada lost 1.01M jobs in March, while the jobless rate soared to 7.8%, official data revealed, as the new coronavirus outbreak closed non-essential businesses.
On Thursday, OPEC and Russian officials continued to debate crude oil production cuts, as disagreements continued to be present.
It was revealed on Thursday by Reuters that, despite most oil producing countries discussing production cuts, US had not joined the talks.
The Bank of England stated on Thursday that it would lend the government of the UK money to fight the spread of the coronavirus.
On Thursday, Virgin Australia grounded all domestic flights and continued to ask for government financial aid.
During the Asian and European Thursday's trading sessions, global stock indices surged, as governments continued to announce stimulus measures.
The Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Thursday that Japan's economy faces extremely high uncertainty, as the coronavirus crisis hit production and consumption.
According to the IHS Markit Dubai Purchasing Manager's Index, Dubai's non-oil private industry, particularly in the tourism sector, shed jobs in March due to the coronavirus.
On Thursday, Switzerland's financial markets watchdog Finma welcomed the decisions by Credit Suisse and UBS to partially postpone dividends payout for 2019.
On Thursday, Credit Suisse and UBS said in statements that they have decided to partially postpone dividends payout for 2019 in the Q4 of 2020.
German carmaker BMW is set to start making face masks to help protect the company's own staff and the public against the coronavirus spread.
Starbucks forecast a 47% decline in Q2 earnings and warned that the hit from the COVID-19 pandemic would extend into the end of the fiscal year 2020.
Alphabet Inc's Google banned video conferencing application Zoom from its employees' laptops due to security concerns.
Airbnb is set to block bookings in the UK on the platform for the majority of customers, allowing just key workers to stay in properties during restrictions amid coronavirus.