The German government pledged to provide unlimited support to businesses affected by the coronavirus outbreak through the state development bank KfW.
China produced 500.4T of gold in 2019, a 2.6% decline from 2018, and consumption fell 12.9% to 1,003T, data published by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology show.
The Volkswagen Group sold 546,300 vehicles in February, a decline of almost 25% from the same period the previous year, a statement from the German car producer shows.
The African Development Bank and Tanzania signed loan agreements worth $495.59M to finance several infrastructure projects, including the construction of Msalato international airport in the capital Dodoma.
According to the Europa Press, Inditex has decided to temporarily shut down all Zara stores in Spain amid the coronavirus outbreak.
The Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe stated on Saturday that situation in the country with coronavirus is not severe enough to declare the state of emergency.
According to the IRNA news agency, the S1 platform installed at Salman oilfield has raised Iran's oil production capacity by 6,000 barrels per day.
The Governor of the Philippine Central Bank Benjamin Diokno said in a statement on Friday that the bank is ready to support the country's economic growth amid the coronavirus outbreak.
On Friday, GrubHub Inc announced that it would halt the collection of commissions worth about $100 million from the US restaurants, hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
According to a source with direct knowledge of the discussions, Canada is planning a multi-billion-dollar funding package for coronavirus-hit businesses.
On Friday, the US automakers Ford Motor Co and General Motors Co announced that they would ask their white-collar employees to work from home starting on March 16.
On Friday, Elliott Management announced that it would back SoftBank's plan to repurchase up to 7% of its shares.
According to the BBC report on Friday, the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has suspended May's regional and mayoral elections for a year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
On Friday, Sebastian Pinera, the President of Chile, announced several legislations to fight against white-collar crimes, such as collusion and insider trading.
On Friday, the US automakers Ford Motor and General Motors announced that they would ask their white-collar employees to work from home starting on March 16.
According to a source with direct knowledge of the discussions, Canada is planning a multi-billion-dollar funding package for coronavirus-hit businesses.
On Friday, GrubHub Inc announced that it would pause the collection of commissions worth about $100 million from the US restaurants, hit by the coronavirus pandemic.
On Friday, the price for Bitcoin rebounded by a fifth. It was spotted that the crypto bounced off a descending supporting long term trend line.
At the start of US trading hours on Friday, US stock indices recovered by nearly five percent. However, they were still below Wednesday's levels.
On Friday, Xerox Holdings Corp announced it was set to postpone the scheduled meeting with HP Inc's shareholders due to the coronavirus outbreak.
SoftBank Group Corp has unveiled a buyback of up to $4.8B of its shares following a slump in the Japanese investment group's shares in March.
On Friday, the Swedish Central Bank announced that it would lend almost $51 billion to Swedish companies in an effort to boost the economy.
Germany's Volkswagen is planning to tap the electric vehicle batteries as part of its green cars expansion, seeking to compete with energy and utilities firms, Michael Jost, the carmaker's Chief Strategist stated.
VerizonCommunications increased its annual capital expenditure to $17.5B-$18.5B in 2020, as the company accelerates the transition to 5G network.