On Thursday, Tesla Inc, the US electric car maker, announced its plans to start producing the Long Range Model 3 cars at its Shanghai plant, aiming to deliver the vehicles to customers soon.
On Thursday, Zoom Video Communications stated it was planning to expand its engineering workforce by around 60% by hiring 500 software engineers for its research and development centres in Pittsburgh and Phoenix over the following two years.
On Thursday, BMW CEO stated that US market is unlikely to recover fast, despite the luxury passenger carmaker's sales rebounded in China last month after being hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
Dolce & Gabbana, the Italian fashion group, stated it would lose out "a lot" in 2020 due to the coronavirus crisis affecting sales and production, its founders Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce said on Thursday.
Merck KGaA is expecting a slight decline in its operating earnings this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic that affects demand for the German company's fertility treatments.
On Thursday, chip specialist AT&S reported its full-year core profit plunged as much as 22% due to expansion costs, adding that its revenue and core profit in its current Q1 were now on the same level as the previous year.
Amazon.com Inc has released three new models of the Fire tablets with faster performance and additional storage, saying they will be available starting at the price of $89.99.
Intelsat SA, the satellite operator, has filed for the Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, its latest casualty of tough business disruptions the company experiences due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Chanel stated that it was rising prices on handbags and some small leather goods, taking into account a higher raw materials' cost due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Airbus was exploring restructuring plans, including the possibility of job cuts, as the company braced for a crisis after furloughing thousands of employees.
The UK economy shrank 5.8% in March, as the coronavirus crisis escalated, while the government closed much of the country, awaiting bigger hit to come.
Shipping company A.P. Moller-Maersk warned of a drop in demand for global container shipments amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The UK economy contracted 2% in the first quarter of 2020, the fastest pace since a 2.1% decline in the fourth quarter of 2008, the Office for National Statistics reports.
The National Bank of Belarus reduced the key lending rate to 8% from 8.75% to help the economy amid the coronavirus outbreak, data published by the bank show.
The global trade contracted 3% in the first quarter of 2020, compared to the same period the prior year, data published by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development show.
The Croatian economy is expected to contract by 7% in 2020, a report published by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development shows.
The economy of Morocco is expected to shrink by 2% in 2020, a statement published by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) shows.
Qatar Airways has entered talks with Boeing and Airbus to postpone its plane orders for a couple of years, the CEO of the Middle East's biggest airline stated on Wednesday.
Amazon is planning to prolong the shutdown of its six warehouses located in France until May 18, after they were closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The United States posted a record $738B budget deficit last month, tumbled by government's spending and revenues shrinking caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Razer Inc, the gaming hardware maker, is planning to roll out the face mask vending machines in Singapore, after they became compulsory to wear in public.
On Wednesday, Tencent Holdings reported a 26% jump in its Q1 revenue, driving by higher demand for the Chinese gaming group's video games during the lockdowns caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
Uber Technologies has entered negotiations to acquire Grubhub Inc, the online food delivery firm, in an all-stock deal, sending Grubhub's shares up 13.6% to $60.39, while Uber's stock closed up 2.4% at $32.40.
On Wednesday, Aston Martin reported a $119M pretax loss in the Q1 after sales plunged by about a third, as the coronavirus hit sales of the carmaker.