Sudan and Israel have agreed to normalize ties in a US-brokered deal, the White House announced on Friday.
According to two sources with knowledge of the matter, Italy has vetoed the 5G network deal between Fastweb and the Chinese Huawei.
The Libyan warring rivals have signed a permanent peace agreement, the Deputy Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Political Affairs in Libya Stephanie Williams said on Friday.
On Friday, the US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi stated that coronavirus stimulus deal was still possible before the November 3 election, but was up to the US President Donald Trump to act.
On Friday, crude oil prices declined by more than 1%. Brent crude futures were down by 1.4%, to $41.85 per barrel at 15:48 GMT, while the US WTI fell by 1.5%, to $40.04.
The US Justice Department called on Alphabet's Google to respond to its antitrust lawsuit by December 19, a court filing showed on Friday.
The world's biggest planemaker Airbus called on suppliers to get ready for a surge by 18% in its best-selling A320 aircraft output in the 2021 second half, after the COVID-19 crisis.
Intel Corp reported its margins plunged in the Q3 as consumers switched to cheaper laptops, sending the company's shares down 10% on the news.
The US company Syncapay has acquired the North American division of Germany's payments firm Wirecard, in a deal backed by Centerbridge Partners and Bain Capital Ventures.
The US car safety regulator stated it was looking into Tesla's release of its "self-driving" software version over potential safety risks.
Webex, Cisco's video-conferencing app, gained 590M participants last month and is likely to hit the record of more than 600M in October, almost doubling the readings recorded in March during the pandemic.
Britain's plans to allow self-driving vehicles on motorways as early as 2021 would threaten peoples' safety because the current automated technology available falls short of human capabilities to drive, Thatcham Research stated on Friday.
Huawei Technologies reported a gain in its Q3 revenue on the back of the impact from the coronavirus pandemic and US restrictions on the Chinese technology company.
On Friday, American Express posted a nearly 40% drop in its quarterly profit, tumbled by lower credit card spending by its customers, as well as due to setting aside $665M for potential defaults.
Wells Fargo is considering the asset management business sale, in a potential deal that could be the US lender's largest shake-up since Charles Scharf, the ex-head of the Bank of New York Mellon, joined the firm as its new CEO.
On Friday, Daimler has lifted its 2020 profit forecast after reporting a record 24% surge in the Chinese demand for the Mercedes-Benz vehicles that bolstered margins in the Q3.
As the UK Purchasing Managers Indices were published on Friday morning, the Pound surged despite a slowdown in economic recovery.
On Friday, as the German Purchasing Managers Indices were released, they caused a surge of the Euro against peer currencies.
On Friday, Huawei Technologies announced a gain in quarterly revenues despite the coronavirus and US restrictions.
Wirecard North America, the unit of German payments firm Wirecard, was sold to Syncapay, the US holding firm focused on payment services.
The US companies' borrowings for equipment declined nearly 13% year-on-year in September from a year earlier, the ELFA reported on Thursday.
Facebook announced that its WhatsApp messaging app is likely to start to offer hosting services and in-app purchases, aiming to boost revenue from the app.
Germany's Deutsche Bank was in negotiations to sell IT services unit Postbank Systems, sources said, adding that potential buyer is Tata Consultancy Services.
The US electric vehicle producer Tesla announced a total revenue of $8.77B in the third quarter of 2020, an increase of 39% from the same period the prior year.