On Friday, global stock market indices declined, as the US President Donald Trump announced that he and his wife have been tested positive for the coronavirus.
The Finnish Financial Supervisory Authority announced that its investigation showed Nokia's unexpected profit warning issued in October last year had complied with the rules of the stock exchange.
Equinor, the Norwegian gas and oil company, is planning to trim the exploration staff by around 30% across the world by 2023, seeking to cut costs amid lowering demand for petroleum caused by the pandemic.
Google delayed the Australian launch of News Showcase amid regulatory complications, a few months following the product announcement, Reuters reported on Friday.
Rolls-Royce seeks raising £5B ($6.5B), including £2B from its shareholders, as part of the UK engine maker's plan to cope with the coronavirus-caused negative effects.
Occidental Petroleum, the debt-laden US oil producer, has agreed on its Colombia onshore asset sale to Carlyle Group in a deal worth $825M.
Facebook revealed it had partnered with Deloitte to assist firms to use its Workplace tool to work remotely, after the pandemic had changed the work structure for millions across the world.
SAP, the business software group, is set to acquire the cloud-based marketing platform Emarsys, which allows firms to interact with customers on a personal level via online channels.
Beyond Meat has rolled out its vegan-meat burgers on Thursday in Gourmet Burger Kitchen's restaurants and Sainsbury's stores, as the company seeks to expand its footprint in the UK.
On Thursday, Goldman Sachs Group revealed that it would buy the credit card unit of General Motors for $2.5 billion.
The US new vehicles sales continued to show indications of recovery from the coronavirus pandemic despite posting lower quarterly sales.
On Thursday, crude oil prices declined more than 5%, Brent crude futures fell by 4.5%, to $40.40 per barrel by 16:34 GMT, while the US WTI crude futures were down by 5.2%, to $38.13 a barrel.
Boeing is set to move its output of the 787 Dreamliner jets to South Carolina next year, amid its cost-cutting strategy, the planemaker said on Thursday.
On Friday, Noble Energy shareholders are likely to grant a green light to the company's sale to Chevron in a stock deal worth around $4.2B.
The top US largest carriers United Airlines and American Airlines has launched furloughs of more than 32K employees this Thursday, according to Reuters.
The number of US filings for unemployment benefits fell to 837K last week, compared to 837K reading the previous week, according to the Labor Department report published on Thursday.
On Thursday, Gap Inc announced its plans to virtually hire new staff for upcoming months of holidays to fulfil the retailer's online orders amid high demand for online shopping.
Bayer shares dropped as much as 11% after its statement that the company's adjusted profit might decline in 2021, as well as due to potential write-downs of the agricultural asset value.
According to IHS Markit, French September PMI rose to 51.2 from 49.8 reading the previous month, signalling an improvement in the manufacturing sector despite a surge in the coronavirus cases.
On Thursday, the EU and UK trade agreement negotiators announced that they had failed at agreeing upon the matter of state aid. The announcement caused a one percent drop of the Pound.
Hyundai Motor reported on Thursday its sales surged 5% in the United States last month, driven by a rapid demand recovery for the South Korean automaker's high-profit SUVs.
On Thursday, Tesla, the US electric vehicle maker, has reduced its starting price of the Model 3 sedans made in China by nearly 8% to $36,805, after China's subsidies for EVs were taken into account.
On Thursday, Tokyo Stock Exchange has suspended its full day-trade due to the worst-ever glitch in the stock marker's electronic trading system that triggered a major outage.
Walt Disney is set to lay off around 28K employees at its theme parks in the United States amid the coronavirus hit, the company announced.