On Sunday, several lawmakers from Boris Johnson's Conservative Party called for Dominic Cummings, the special advisor for Britain's Prime Minister, to resign.
Grant Shapps, the UK Transport Minister, said on Sunday that Dominic Cummings, the special advisor to Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson, would not resign.
The US Ambassador to Australia Arthur B. Culvahouse Jr stated on Sunday that Australia had means to ensure security of telecommunications networks.
On Sunday, the Jerusalem District Court began a trial over the country's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused of corruption.
Reliance Industries Ltd launched on Sunday JioMart, an online grocery store, thus challenging Amazon and Flipkart in the Indian market.
The Chinese State Councillor Wang Yi stated on Sunday that the new legislation on Hong Kong would not affect rights and freedoms of its citizens and companies.
According to officials with knowledge of the matter, the White House is set to curb the work program for international students.
According to the minutes of ECB's April monetary policy meeting, the European Central Bank is fully ready to expand the stimulus program in June.
Tesla Inc was in advanced talks with China's government over building Model 3 cars in the country equipped with LFP batteries.
Jaguar Land Rover was in talks with the UK government over a temporary funding of nearly $1.22B, Sky News reported, while the carmaker denied the story.
China's Baidu reported its net profit jumped to about $437M in the Q1 of 2020 despite the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic.
The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to reduce Huawei Technologies' involvement in the UK 5G network in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
The British lawmaker Tom Tugendhat wrote in a newspaper on Saturday that the government must protect local companies against the acquisition from foreigners.
The Exchange Bondholder Group stated on Saturday that it was invited to sign NDA and continue debt talks with the Argentinian government.
The Prime Minister of Spain Pedro Sanchez stated on Saturday that the government was planning to reopen borders for tourists in July.
On Friday, the US Commerce Department added 33 Chinese companies and institutions to its economic blacklist for assisting China to spy on the Uighur population.
Mitsubishi Aircraft, the Japanese SpaceJet aircraft producer, announced that it is shutting down the overseas operations.
According to the Times newspaper report, the UK Treasury has drawn up proposals that would require companies to pay between 20% to 30% of furloughed employees' salaries.
On Saturday, the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on state television that Iran would reopen businesses, Museums, religious and historical sites on May 24.
Chris Patten, the former governor of Hong Kong, said on Saturday that Beijing has betrayed the citizens of Hong Kong.
On Saturday, Thomas Gottstein, the CEO of Swiss Bank Credit Suisse, said that the company would surely be able to get by with fewer staffs in the medium term.
Several European countries, Austria, Denmark, Sweden and the Netherlands, expressed on Saturday their disagreement with French-German €500B coronavirus recovery plan.
The UK opposition called on Saturday the country's Prime Minister to fire adviser Dominic Cummings after he had driven 400 km while having coronavirus symptoms.
On Friday, Hertz Global Holdings filed for bankruptcy protection in the United States because of the coronavirus pandemic.