France will send equipment and specialist teams to Mauritius after the country declared oil spill emergency, the French President Emmanuel Macron announced on Saturday.
The Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte confirmed that the government will continue hat the government will continue to support small and mid-sized businesses by offering tax-breaks and financial aid until the end of 2020.
On Saturday, the Warren Buffet's holding company announced its operating profit dropped 10% in Q2 2020 as part of the businesses owned by the company struggle from the coronavirus-caused unrest.
A Los Angeles-based tech company PORTL INC. is offering devices that record and display real-time holograms, the price for a unit currently starts at $60k, however, is expected to diminish in the future.
According to the Caixin magazine, Huawei is planning to stop Kirin chipsets production amid the growing pressure from the US.
According to the Official Gazette, financial institutions not residing in Turkey were exempted from paying 1% the Bank Insurance and Transaction Tax.
The Securities and Futures Commission stated on Friday that none of the sanctions imposed by the United States would not impact operation of companies in Hong Kong.
Xpeng Inc, Chinese EV maker, filed on Friday an application for listing its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.
TikTok has started to prepare advertisers for potential app ban in the US by offering refunds to ad buyers for the campaigns that are unlikely to run.
US wholesale inventories declined less than expected in June, showing signs of the goods import rebound after the coronavirus outbreak disrupted trade flows.
SoftBank Group Corp is expected to return to profitability in Q1 as its listed holdings climb, a few months after the faltering tech bets through its Vision Fund brought the company to its record annual loss.
India's Mahindra & Mahindra seeks for investors for its local electric vehicles business, while completing the carmaker's investment plans for the Automobili Pininfarina unit.
On Friday, US-listed stocks of Chinese companies dropped after the US President Donald Trump revealed bans on the US transactions with the WeChat messaging app and TikTok video-sharing app owners based in China.
Canada is set to impose tariffs on C$3.6 billion worth of US aluminium products in retaliation after Washington claimed to implement punitive measures on Canada's aluminium imports, according to a senior official.
Delta Air Lines wants at least 3K of its roughly 20K flight attendants taking unpaid leave for the period of 4-12 months, seeking involuntary furloughs avoidance, a source familiar with the issue said on Friday.
Refinitiv data showed that profit growth outlooks of the US companies are expected to remain unharmed in the following five years, suggesting that the coronavirus impact on firms might be more fleeting compared to previous crises.
Japan and Britain are close to signing their trade deal, but the conditions of the accessibility to the agricultural goods have not been defined yet.
Despite the $1.8B net loss reported by Uber in Q2 2020, the revenue of Uber Eats grew twice to $1.2B under the influence of the coronavirus restrictions.
The Indian vehicle manufacturer Mahindra & Mahindra Limited is searching for financing partners and planning to become a leading electric car manufacturer in India.
US job growth slowed sharply in July due to a new outburst of the coronavirus infections, according to the Labor Department data published on Friday.
On Friday, Mitsubishi Motors announced its Chairman Osamu Masuko had resigned due to health issues and was succeeded by the CEO Takao Kato.
Singapore's second-biggest lender OCBC has posted a larger-than-anticipated 40% drop in its Q2 net profit this Friday, hit by the loan-loss provisions in the market hurt by the pandemic and its customer activity slowdown.
On Friday, Goldman Sachs Group has cut its previously announced quarterly earnings due to setting aside additional money for the settlement with Malaysia over the 1MDB scandal.
Jeff Bezos, Amazon.com's Chief Executive Officer, has sold $3.1B worth shares in the e-commerce giant, according to regulatory filings, Reuters reported.