James Murdoch has resigned from the board of directors of News Corp due to disagreements over certain editorial content by the company's news outlets.
On Saturday, the US Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said that the White House and Democrats are not close yet on the COVID-19 stimulus deal.
LATAM Airlines is set to fire at least 2.7K workers in Brazil, beginning with the voluntary redundancy process next week.
Siemens Healthineers AG was is in advanced negotiations to buy Varian Medical System in a deal valuing the medical device producer at nearly $15B.
Britain's mall operator Hammerson is set to raise some £800M through its rights issue and selling stake of 50% in VIA Outlets, Sky news reported.
Samsung Electronics is expected to cease operations of the company's last factory in China amid higher labour costs and the US-China trade war.
Former Pemex Chief Executive Emilio Lozoya was released from hospital on Saturday that being able to continue participating in a corruption trial against him.
Facebook stated on Saturday that it decided to preclude activity of a number of accounts associated with Brazil's President Jair Bolsonaro supporters.
According to the Nikkei Asian Review, SoftBank is expected to maintain a stake in Arm Holdings even after selling its part to Nvidia.
According to Brazilian local media, former HSBC head of global banking Andre Brandao has been selected as the new CEO of Banco do Brasil.
JPMorgan's development institution structured $250M 5-Y green bond for Georgia Global Utilities, the company announced on Saturday.
The French Prime Minister Jean Castex promised this week to launch a network of highways for trains that should replace goods delivery by truck thus reducing emissions.
According to the New York Times, Microsoft Corp discusses with China's ByteDance acquisition of TikTok.
James Murdoch announced on Friday that he had left News Corp's board amid disagreements over content produced by the company.
The Chinese State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) stated on Saturday that the course towards greater openness and accessibility of its financial market would be continued.
The United Arab Emirates started on Saturday start-up operations in the Barakah nuclear plant located in Abu-Dhabi.
Foxconn, Wistron Corp and Pegatron Corp, Apple's suppliers from Taiwan, applied on Saturday for $6.65B scheme offered by the Indian government to increase local phone production.
According to a report prepared by Qimai, Apple deleted 29.8K applications from its Chinese store amid the local authorities fight against unlicensed publishers.
The President of Chile Sebastian Pinera announced on Friday an additional stimulus spending worth $4.5B to help the economy to overcome the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
The US President Donald Trump stated on Friday to sign an executive order prohibiting TikTok on the American soil, thus pressing its Chinese owner to sell it.
Chevron posted an $8.3B quarterly loss, the company's biggest in three decades, joining other oil producers in the billion-dollar worth asset writedowns amid tumbling demand for fuel.
Elon Musk said on Friday that demand for Tesla's electric cars remained strong during the COVID-19 pandemic, as consumers kept shopping online, adding the company was still having good order volume.
Microsoft Corp is considering to acquire ByteDance's TikTok US operations in a potential deal that would allow the tech giant re-energise its advertising business, Reuters reported.
Exxon Mobil posted a $1.1B loss in the Q2 on the energy prices and demand drop caused by the coronavirus pandemic, confirming its plans for deeper spending cuts.