Bloomberg News revealed on Sunday that Tesla has called some of its workers in California back to work.
On Sunday, Daimler Benz revealed that its car sales in China have increased in April, compared to March.
On Sunday, Reuters revealed that Petroleos Mexicanos is requesting its staff to take a 25% pay cut.
It was revealed on Sunday by Yomiuri that the Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group would cut its staff by a total of eight thousand by 2023.
On Sunday, the Israeli defence firm Elbit Systems revealed that it had received a $103 million electronic warfare contract from an unnamed Asian country.
The US Treasury announced on Saturday that it would provide additional $9.5 in aid to US airlines.
On Saturday, Boeing announced that the Brazilian airplane maker Embraer has not met the requirements for Boeing to buy a stake of its business.
On Saturday, it was revealed that Deutsche Bank has refused to give US Senators information about deals made by Donald Trump.
The President of the United States announced on Friday that he could cut aid for US Postal Service due to no raising prices for Amazon.com.
On Saturday, the central bank of Philippines announced that the country's economy is set to shrink for the first time in twenty years.
On Saturday, public broadcaster NHK revealed that Japan Airlines could borrow up to $2.8 billion.
The Finance Minister of Greece announced on Saturday that the country's economy could shrink up to ten percent in 2020.
On Friday, the Treasury Secretary of the United States Steven Mnuchin stated that the government is considering buying stakes in US energy companies.
Air France-KLM announced on Friday that it would receive seven billion Euros in government aid.
On Saturday, large companies announced that they would not pay back the funds acquired by taking advantage of loopholes of the US small business loan program.
Data published by Airbnb revealed on Saturday that bookings of living space have doubled in China in April, compared to March.
It was revealed by British insurers on Saturday that they would pay out nearly 1.2 billion GBP in coronavirus associated claims.
On Saturday, the Finance Minister of Russia Anton Siluanov stated that the government would need to borrow $13.44 billion to cover a non-oil and gas revenue fall.
Germany's carmaker Volkswagen is planning to extend a suspension of its operations at the Puebla production plant located in Mexico until May 18 amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Nestle is expecting 2020 a busier year for merger and acquisition deals, as the Swiss food giant seeks expansion of its business, its CEO Mark Schneider stated.
American Express is set to cut its spending by about $3.0B this year after the quarterly profit plunged 76% as the credit card issuer set aside money to to survive the coronavirus-hit economy.
The Central Bank of Philippines stated on Saturday that the outbreak of coronavirus likely to result in negative growth rate of the country's economy.
The Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov stated on Saturday that the govenment must borrow $13.4B to cover losses in non-energy sector.
The Foreign Minister of Italy Luigi Di Maio called on Saturday to be pragmatic when deciding how to use the European Stability Mechanism (ESM).