Saudi Arabia is set to release its May official selling prices for crude oil on Monday, having delayed the announcement until after negotiations held last week regarding production cuts.
AirAsia Group's founders are set not to take salaries, while its staff agreed to cut its pay by 75% amid the impact of the virus outbreak on the airline, the CEO stated.
The Ministry of Economy of the United Arab Emirates stated that it cut fees for its services to diminish the cost of business and support the economy due to the coronavirus outbreak.
The National Health Service's tech arm was working on an application with Apple and Alphabet's Google, which will allow to track coronavirus spread.
Allied Irish Banks added 25K payment breaks to the bank's loan books, helping businesses and homeowners cope with the coronavirus impact.
According to Chinese media, Beijing authorities decided to reopen school doors for senior middle and high school students.
Authorities of the Chinese city of Harbin announced on Sunday a beginning of 28-day quarantine amid the increase of people infected with coronavirus.
The Prime Minister of Ireland Leo Varadkar stated on Sunday that the government would not extend temporary cancellation of rent pay initially caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
Tarek Fayed, the Chairman of Banque du Caire, announced on Sunday temporary cancellation of the bank's initial public offering (IPO) amid the outbreak of coronavirus.
Ibrahim Kalin, the Turkish President's Spokesman, stated on Sunday that the President had no plans to conclude any kind of deals with the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
The European Commission put anti-dumping duties over some products made from stainless steel from Indonesia, China and Taiwan, eight months after starting investigation over low-price imports.
François-Henri Pinault, the CEO and chairman of Kering, agreed to diminish fixed portion of the salary by 25% until the end of this year, given the context of COVID-19 crisis.
Volkswagen AG announced that it temporary furloughed 1.5K workers at the US assembly factory in Tennessee starting from April 11 amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Bulgaria is set to apply for membership in the Euro zone by the end of this month, in an action that should help the country recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Johnson & Johnson announced it abandoned plans to purchase Takeda Pharmaceutical's TachoSil, the surgical patch product, due to regulatory issues.
Auto sales in China fell 43.3% year-on-year in March, as the auto market struggled to get into gear after a demand slump exacerbated by the COVID-19 outbreak.
In a phone call held by American, Russian and Saudi leaders all three agreed to cooperate to stabilize the international energy market.
TikTok stated on Friday that it would devote not less than $250M to support workers and communities that were heavily affected by coronavirus.
The Indian government decided on Saturday to strengthen restriction measures to contain the spread of coronavirus across the country.
Air France KLM requested several billion Euros of emergency funding from the government of France, while also negotiating loan package from banks.
The Energy Minister of Norway Tina Bru stated on Saturday that the country was ready to decrease oil production upon condition that OPEC+ plan would be implemented.
Nissan Motor's management stated that its restructuring plan, which is due out in May, would assume cutting annual sales target by 1M cars.
Siemens is unlikely to cut its workforce amid the virus-triggered downturn, though short-time measures could be expanded in Germany, the CEO stated.
The European Commission decided on Saturday to impose anti-dumping duties on stainless steel improted from China, Indonesia and Taiwan.