According to the Handelsblatt newspaper report published on Sunday, Volkswagen would replace Christian Senger as the company's head of the software division.
On Sunday, the US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said that Congress needs to find a compromise to prolong the coronavirus unemployment benefits.
Safaa al-Hashem, the head of Parliament's Financial and Economic Committee, announced on Sunday that Kuwait's government had asked the Parliament to approve the public debt law.
On Sunday, the digital unit of Reliance acquired the needed backing of Qualcomm to improve its 5G plans.
Volkswagen announced on Sunday to Handelsblatt that the company would replace the company's head of software division.
On Sunday, the Bank of Israel announced that it expects the Israeli budget to have a 13% of GDP deficit.
The UK government announced on Sunday that it would develop port infrastructure in London to stop possible future freight blockages.
On Sunday, the Russian mining company Norilsk Nickel announced another fuel leak in the Arctic.
Tesla announced on Sunday that the company would cut the price for Model Y vehicles, as the coronavirus has hit the auto sector.
Nikkei announced on Sunday that Onward Holdings and Japanese retailer Zozo are to close a tie-up deal.
On Sunday, The Times reported that Huawei would request the UK government to delay the company's removal form the country's 5G network.
A Swiss newspaper revealed on Sunday that the sports shoe producer On would apply for an initial public offering.
On Sunday, Reuters revealed that in September Engie would assign a new Chief Executive Officer.
Despite the forecasted 11% decline of the country's economy this year, Italy offers the highest-yielding bonds in the euro area.
As the French multinational electric utility company, Engie seeks to shift in the direction of renewable energy, a new CEO candidate will be chosen in September.
The leading US electric car manufacturer Tesla lowered the price of their Model Y by $3000, seeking to sustain the sales during the coronavirus-caused turbulences.
Japan's Zozo and Onward are set to tie up in custom-made clothing to support each other in surviving a sales slump amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Cisco launched the three-year financing program allowing SMEs in the Philippines to buy hardware, software and services at 0% interest and fixed monthly payments.
Huawei Technologies requested to meet with the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to cut a deal over the delay of the company's removal from the 5G network.
Canadian media firm Torstar Corp reached an agreement to be acquired by NordStar at a 17.5% higher price over previous bid or 74 cents per share.
India started negotiations over trade with the EU and is open to dialogue with the UK for a free trade agreement, the country's Trade Minister stated.
The world's third-biggest aerospace supplier Safran started to build a new plant in the northern Mexican state of Chihuahua, the Foreign Minister stated.
According to the Bloomberg News Billionaires Index, the Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk's fortune surged by $6.07 billion, following a 10.8% jump in Tesla's shares.
On Saturday, the Crown Prince of the United Arab Emirates federation announced on Twitter a $408 million new economic support package.