South Korea's foreign reserves increased for the second consecutive month to $407.3B in May, a statement published by the Bank of Korea shows.
Retail sales in Hong Kong fell to $3.1B in April, a decline of 36.1% from the same period the previous year, data published by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government show.
The South Korean export declined 23.7% to $34.86B in May, compared to the same period the prior year, the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy reports.
On Wednesday, International Air Transport Association announced that in May airlines cut fares by an average of 23%.
On Wednesday, the US industrial conglomerate 3M has named Monish Patolawala, General Electric's executive, as 3M's new Chief Financial Officer who will replace Nick Gangestad starting from July 1.
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, is planning to switch its focus to domestic tourism, oil stocks and debt in India and China, calling out investment opportunities in Asia, it said on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Renault has finalised the €5B French government-backed loan, boosting the automaker's finances amid the coronavirus crisis, which hit hard the auto industry.
Survey data published on Wednesday revealed that in May Euro Zone business activity continued to decline.
On Wednesday, global shares hit their three-month highs on hopes for economic recovery after the coronavirus crisis, despite the on-going US civil unrest.
Google has faced a $5B lawsuit in the United States for tracking its users' internet use in a "private" mode, invading their privacy.
On Wednesday, PayPal Holdings and Facebook's WhatsApp announced they had made investments in Indonesia's Gojek, the ride-hailing and food delivery app operator, as part of its ongoing fundraising round.
Twitter has named the former Google Chief Financial Officer Patrick Pichette as its new board chairman, Reuters reported.
According to sources with knowledge of the discussion, the CEO of Volkswagen AG Herbert Diess would name Porsche's CEO Oliver Blume as the VW brand chief.
Volkswagen AG has completed its $2.6 billion investment deal with Argo AI, the startup company said on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, the US Commerce Department announced that it was commencing a national security investigation into vanadium imports.
According to Dubai's media office, Dubai would allow private businesses and malls to reopen starting on June 3.
According to sources with knowledge of the matter, China's state-owned companies purchased at least three shiploads of soybeans from the United States on Monday.
On Tuesday, Bank of America promised $1 billion to assist communities across the United States to address racial and economic inequality.
According to the Auto Motor and Sport report, published on Tuesday, the CEO of Volkswagen AG Herbert Diess would appoint Porsche's CEO Oliver Blume as the VW brand director.
Volkswagen AG finalised its $2.6 billion investment deal with Argo AI, the Pittsburgh-based self-driving vehicle startup announced on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Wall Street's main indexes opened higher. The Dow Jones Industrial rose by 0.42% at the open, while the S&P 500 edged higher by 9.05 points.
On Tuesday, oil prices climbed to almost three-month highs ahead of the OPEC+ meeting on hopes that major oil producers would extend output cuts, according to Reuters.
The European antitrust regulators are set to pass a verdict by July 6 on the sensor maker AMS's €4.6B bid for Osram, the German lighting group, after their preliminary review.
Telefonica Deutschland has picked Ericsson to use its equipment in building the 5G core network in Germany, saying that the Swedish supplier will safeguard the next-generation services' security.