According to the NHK, the Prime Minister of Japan Shinzo Abe will meet with experts tomorrow to discuss extension of the state of emergency until May 31.
Warren Buffett said on Saturday that Berkshire Hathaway Inc sold all its stakes in four major American air companies in April.
The Economy Minister of Japan Yasutoshi Nishimura stated on Sunday that the government could ease some restrictions, such as opening museums and parks.
The Malaysian Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz said in an interview on Saturday that the country's economy could decline more than the Central Bank had forecast in April.
The Indian government has mandated all employees in both the private and public sector to use a Bluetooth and GPS-based tracking app and keep distancing in offices.
According to the Wall Street Journal report, published on Friday, NBCUniversal is considering a significant layoff of staffs at its media and entertainment units.
The International Monetary Fund announced on Saturday that is has approved a $91M credits for Malawi to support the urgent balance of payments.
On Saturday, the French Minister for Solidarity and Health Olivier Veran said that France plans to impose a compulsory 14-day quarantine for travellers to the country.
The UK Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick said on Saturday that the United Kingdom would support the strategic aviation sector in any form it can.
According to The Telegraph, Tesla submitted an application to become an electricity supplier in the United Kingdom.
Millicom International Cellular decided on Saturday to suspend $570 deal to acquire Telefonica's business in Costa Rica.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Saturday approved $643M credit for Ecuador to help the country handle the crisis caused by coronavirus and falling oil prices.
According to the NZZ, Bjorn Rosengren, ABB's new Chief Executive Officer, outlines a new strategy to decentralize the company and boost its performance.
The Malaysian Finance Minister Tengku Zafrul Tengku Abdul Aziz said in an interview on Saturday that the country's economy could decline more than the Central Bank had forecast in April.
The Malaysian government defended plans to reopen most businesses next week, as the number of new cases with the coronavirus rose by 105 on Saturday.
The Indian government has mandated all employees in both the private and public sector to use a Bluetooth and GPS-based tracking app and keep social distancing in the work places.
The Small Business Administration gave its approval to JPMorgan Chase & Co to process $15B in new Paycheck Protection Program loans.
The White House has blocked Dr Anthony Fauci to testify before the US Congress on the Trump administration's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic next week.
According to the Wall Street Journal, NBCUniversal is considering major employees layoffs as a part of cost optimization policy.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved on Saturday a $91M credit for Malawi negate the deficit of balance of payments.
According to the Neue Zuercher Zeitung, Bjorn Rosengren, ABB's new CEO, is intended to decentralise the company to achieve more efficiency.
According to Tesla's internal email, the company is extending furlough for part of employees for another week.
On Friday, Kazakhstan's Air Astana made its first regular flight from Almaty to capital Nur-Sultan in over a month, after authorities relaxed lockdown rules.
The Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings has acquired a 5% share in Australia's buy-now-pay-later Afterpay Ltd. The Australian company announced on Friday.