On Monday, Lufthansa announced it was suspending all flights to China and Tehran until April 24 and April 30 respectively amid the coronavirus outbreak.
Nokia has appointed Pekka Lundmark, the energy group Fortum's current CEO, as the Finnish company's new Chief Executive to succeed Rajeev Suri, who is set to resign in September, Nokia stated on Monday.
The UAE health company NMC Health has selected Moelis & Co as an adviser for a debt restructuring, on the back of the investigation launched by Britain's FCA into NMC's finances, after the firm's shares were suspended on the LSE last week.
On Monday, South Korea's budget airline Jeju Air Co stated it was set to buy 51% stake in its rival Eastar Jet for $45.49M, at the lower price than was announced initially due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The value of shares of companies controlled by HNA Group increased on Monday as the conglomerate asked the Chinese government to help to negate liquidity risk related to coronavirus.
Haruhiko Kuroda, the Governor of the Bank of Japan, stated on Monday that the bank would take necessary steps to stabilize marks affected by the outbreak of coronavirus.
On Sunday, the Italian Finance Minister Roberto Gualtieri said that the government would introduce bills worth of $3.5B to help tackle the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the economy.
According to data from the General Authority for Statistics on Sunday, the Saudi Arabian economy increased by 0.3% last year, as the oil industry declined.
The United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz stated on Sunday that the company most probably would cut a number of flights amid diminishing demand caused by the outbreak of coronavirus.
The Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated on Sunday that the number of coronavirus in the country has increased to 36 and the government expected more to come.
On Sunday, Qatar and the US strengthened their diplomatic ties, as Qatar arranged a deal between the US and Taliban.
On Sunday, it was revealed by Reuters that Bernie Sanders had raised more than $45 million for his election campaign.
The Italian government announced that it would go into debt to finance economic measures that should ease the impact of the coronavirus.
On Sunday, the government of Turkey eased controls on borders allowing illegal immigrants to head out to Greece.
Samsung and LG Innotek announced on Sunday that they would close down their South Korean plants.
On Sunday, the head of the Irish central bank Gabriel Makhlouf stated that housing costs should have a larger weight in calculating inflation.
On Sunday, the Italian Finance Minister Roberto Gualtieri said that the government would introduce bills worth of $3.5B to help tackle the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the economy.
According to data from the General Authority for Statistics on Sunday, the Saudi Arabian economy increased by 0.3% last year, as the oil industry declined.
The US presidential candidate Bernie Sanders raised nearly $46.5M in February and would spend part of these funds on new television ads, his campaign manager said on Sunday.
The value of shares of Saudi Aramco decreased to $8.66 by Sunday morning thus hitting the lowest mark since the initial public offering.
The Economy Minister of Italy Roberto Gualtieri stated on Sunday that the government would take measures worth $3.5B to help the economy to resist the consequences of coronavirus.
The Venezuelan government has named four new Vice President at the state oil firm PDVSA, a week after declaring an energy emergency.
The United States signed an agreement with the Taliban on Saturday that sets the stage for troops withdrawal from Afghanistan.
On Saturday, the President of TurkeyTayyip Erdogan said that he asked the Russian President Vladimir Putin to step aside in Syria.