Italy's Enel is set to be the first of Europe's utilities to launch its new digital banking services, which will allow customers to open an account to pay energy bills.
Italy's Enel announced on Saturday the launch of its new digital banking services enabling customers to open accounts for paying utilities bills, the first in Europe to do so.
According to the Xinhua News Agency, the Chinese government is planning to invest nearly $900B in next five years to build and upgrade the country's power grids.
The head of the Works Council at Daimler, Michael Brecht, stated on Saturday that the EU lawmakers must lobby development of infrastructure for electric car charging as strongly as possible to reduce harmful emissions.
Swiss watch brand Frederique Constant, owned by Japan's Citizen Watch, was hoping to limit the decline in sales to 25% in 2020, as September business almost recovered.
The UK Infinite Power signed an agreement with Marubeni's Nuclear Fuel Department of Japan to find potential markets to use the company's power cell technology.
Twilio, the cloud communications software provider, is set to buy customer data infrastructure firm Segment for $3.2B, Forbes reported.
Amazon.com invested $95.51M in payments unit in India to encourage payments via Amazon Pay before festive season sales, data from Tofler revealed.
The United States imposed new tariffs over $1.96B worth of aluminium sheet goods from 18 countries, as it determined that the products were being dumped.
Canada added 378K jobs in September and the jobless rate declined to 9.0%, handily beating expectations, as the economy continued to recover from coronavirus shutdowns.
Aeroflot stated that the state is likely to take up 50B roubles worth of 80B rouble ($1B) share offering, an essential funds injection for Russia's airline.
On Friday, the European shares posted a second straight week of gains. The STOXX 600 index ended up 0.60% to close the week with an increase of 2.1%.
On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 posted a second consecutive week of gains.
On Friday, the US Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell stated that the Trump administration and the US Congress were unlikely to strike coronavirus relief deal before the November 3 election.
On Friday, crude oil prices were on track for a 10% weekly gain due to the Norwegian and the US supply cuts.
Apple announced it was planning to extend its free Apple TV+ subscriptions that would have ended during the following three months until February 2021.
Proximus and Orange selected Nokia for building the Belgian 5G networks after they dropped Huawei due to the US pressure to exclude China's tech company from supplying the major telecoms equipment.
On Friday, Rolls Royce shares have hit their weekly record high since the 1987 listing as the UK jet engine maker's plan on raising money to battle the COVID-19 travel crisis drove bargain hunting among its investors.
Ryanair is expecting Boeing's struggling 737 MAX jets to return to the service in the US next month, leading the way for Ryanair to receive first planes at the beginning of 2021.
Euronext is set to acquire Borsa Italiana from LSE in a cash-deal worth $5.1B, amid expansion of the EU trading platforms network owned by the French operator.
During Friday's European trading hours, crude oil prices continued to surge due to US and Norwegian production outages.
The Bank of Japan is set to launch tests on issuing CBDGs (central bank digital currencies) in the nearest time during the 2021 fiscal year, according to the central bank's statement made on Friday.
HSBC is seeking to switch to the net-zero carbon emissions within the entire base of customers by 2050, planning to provide up to $1 trillion in financial help to clients for the successful transition.
The Belgian Orange venture and telecom operator Proximus are planning to replace the mobile equipment made by Huawei in Luxembourg and Belgium with Nokia gear.