The Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan announced on Friday discovery of a 11.3T cubic feet gas field in Black Sea.
Joe Esposito, the Senior Vice President at Delta Air Lines, stated on Saturday that the company was ready to resume 50 international flights next year.
The European Union and the United States announced a mini-deal valued at nearly $200M to slash import tariffs over some products, including US lobsters.
JPMorgan Chase & Co announced plans to launch its online UK retail bank in the Q1 of 2021 under the Chase brand, Sky News reported.
Amazon.com announced that Jeff Wilke, its longtime Executive and Consumer Chief, is set to retire next year after more than two decades with the company.
The US home sales grew 24.7% to an annual rate of 5.86M units in July, as low interest rates fuelled demand for homes even during coronavirus crisis.
Nippon Paint Holdings, the biggest paint maker in Japan, struck a $12.2B deal to join with Wuthelam Holdings, aiming to create dominant paints and coatings firm in Asia.
Wirecard signed a deal to sell its assets in Brazil, the first asset to sell after the firm collapsed due to an accounting scandal earlier in 2020, its insolvency administrator stated.
European software investor Hg is set to invest nearly $2B in Visma, the Norwegian software company, which is currently valued at about $12.2B, sources said.
The European Commission approved a €290M aid package for German carrier Lufthansa's Belgian unit to help the company to ride out the coronavirus crisis.
Several top executives at Adyen, the Dutch-based payment-processing firm, sold 15% of their stakes in the company, cashing $822M in total.
The European Purchasing Managers Indices released on Friday revealed worse than expected outlook and caused a Euro decline.
On Friday, it was revealed by statisticians that in July UK retail sales surged past pre-coronavirus levels.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand revealed on Friday that it is closely monitoring labour market conditions to decide upon interest rates.
On Friday, Turkey reported significant findings of gas in the Black Sea, which should start a new era for Turkish energy.
The Australian Westpac Banking Corp stated on Friday that it would sell the company's vendor finance business. The business would be sold to a US firm.
During Thursday's US trading hours, Tesla stock price pierced the 2,000.00 level, as the company announced a share split, which could attract more investors.
On Friday, news outlets reported that crude oil prices were about to book a third week of gains. However, note that the prices had gained less than 7%.
On Thursday, Lipper revealed that US equity funds had experienced a $9.3 billion weekly fund outflow.
Data released on Friday revealed that throughout July Japan's core consumer prices had remained unchanged.
The Chairman of the US Federal Reserve Jerome Powell on Thursday scheduled a speech on policy for the next Thursday, August 27.
On Thursday, a Californian court of appeals announced that Uber and Lyft do not have to register their drivers as employees.
During Thursday's US trading hours, in the aftermath of the Wednesday's decline, US stock indices retraced back up.
SQM sold more than 12.6K tonnes of lithium in the Q2, up 45% from the Q1, even as lower prices ravaged profits, the producer of the metal used in EV batteries stated.