The US automaker Ford announced plans to cut more than 5K jobs in Germany and is set to reduce the workforce in the UK, seeking to return to profit in Europe, the company stated.
The US manufacturing production fell for a second month in succession in February, suggesting further evidence of a solid slowdown in the economic growth early in the Q1.
Germany's luxury carmaker BMW applied for state financing of R&D in the battery cells field, a spokesman stated, adding that this does not mean that the company is set toproduce them itself.
India's total exports over the period from April 2018 to February 2019 stood at an expected $483.98B, exhibiting a positive 8.73% growth over the same period in the prior year.
Parent of Snapchat messaging application Snap planned to announce the company's gaming platform in the next month, Cheddar reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
The US Federal Reserve is likely to remain patient for longer than thought last month, waiting until the Q3 before raising interest rates once again, a Reuters poll of economists revealed.
The US job openings in January increased 102K to a seasonally adjusted 7.58M in January, supported by vacancies at real estate, wholesalers and information sectors, the US Labour Department stated.
EZ inflation edged higher in line with expectations in February, Eurostat confirmed, mainly due to more expensive services, alcohol, food, alcohol and tobacco.
On Friday, Brazil's Caixa Econômica Federal CEO Pedro Guimarães stated the Brazilian state-controlled bank was planning a share sale in the oil group Petroleo Brasileiro, potentially worth about $2.34B.
Signa Holding, Austria's real estate firm, and RFR Holdings have confirmed on Friday they had acquired the New York's iconic Chrysler Building in a deal worth $150M.
On Friday, Tokyo 2020 Olympics & Paralympics has rolled out an ambitious Robot Project, revealing two robots designed to help wheelchair users, athletes and workers at the Games.
The US Federal Reserve announced two public hearings scheduled for April 25 and May 3 on the proposed BB&T-SunTrust merger deal, the largest among banks since the global financial crisis in 2007-2009.
Engineers are developing cheap and simple battery-powered devices to check the emission norms of a car within minutes, with the tool price to be around $9.06K.
KGHM, the Polish mining company has no plans for a sale of its Chilean copper mining project Sierra Gorda, its CEO Marcin Chludzinski stated on Friday.
On Friday, Blackstone Group stated it had agreed to acquire the Japanese drug developer Ayumi Pharmaceutical in a deal valued at about $1.0B.
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom on Friday issued an ultimatum to the UK lawmakers. The PM announced that there will be a long delay to Brexit unless the Parliament votes for her Brexit deal.
On Friday, representatives of the carmaker BMW announced that they are still preparing for a no-deal Brexit scenario despite all recent developments in the process.
Facebook's Chief Product Officer Chris Cox is set to leave the social media giant, sending the company's shares down 1.7% on the announcement.
Brazilian carrier Azul is seeking to acquire 30 planes of the struggling airline Avianca Brasil at lower lease rates and rehire the majority of its employees, while avoiding debts and labour disputes.
Brazil's Caixa Econômica Federal is set to explore an option to acquire half of the shares offered in the capital increase of Banco Pan worth $105M in 2017, in a deal in which the firm together with BTG Pactual will hold a 41.7% stake each.
Hungary's bank OTP made the best proposal for the Slovenian third-biggest bank Abanka, offering around $339M, according to the Dnevnik daily newspaper's report published on Friday.
On Friday, PTT-owned power generating unit GPSC announced it had finalised the Glow Energy 69.1% stake acquisition, in one of the Southeast Asian biggest energy deal.
Tesla presented it's new Model Y electric SUV in California late on Thursday, unveiling the price starting from $39K, in a launch that is expected to raise competition in the EU market.
The largest Swiss bank UBS stated on Friday that it has allocated $400M to the tax fraud case, which the company is intended to appeal in a French court and avoid paying a $5.09B fine.