The Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro decided on Friday to replace the head of Petrobras to a former Defense Minister, Joaquim Silva e Luna.
FTSE Russell stated on Friday that it would add 11 stocks from Chinese STAR Market to its benchmarks.
Foxconn's Chairman Liu Young-way stated on Saturday that chips shortage would have limited impact on its partners and customers.
Guillaume Faury, the Airbus Chief Executive Officer, called on Saturday to stop a war with the United States over aircraft subsidies.
Citigroup is considering over divestiture of some foreign consumer units, according to a report published by Bloomberg Law on Friday.
Volkswagen in Mexico will suspend its Jetta model production through Tuesday included amid natural gas ongoing shortage, the company's unit said earlier this week.
A senior White House official said on Friday that the Biden administration has been working with Twitter, Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook to tackle COVID-19 misinformation.
On Friday, Bitcoin cryptocurrency hit a $1 trillion market capitalization, as the world's most popular digital currency surged to an all-time high above $54,000.
Crude oil prices edged lower for a second consecutive trading session on Friday, as Texas energy firms prepared to resume oil and gas fields.
The US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated that tax increases would be required to pay for part of President Joe Biden's infrastructure, education investment and climate plans.
On Friday, the US Securities and Exchange Commission suspended trading of Affinity Beverage Group Inc, Sylios Corp and Marathon Group Corp until March 4.
Ursula von der Leyen, the EU Chief Executive, stated that Europe and the US should agree on new rules for the digital market and join forces to fight climate change.
Valentino was sued for $207.1M by the landlord of its former boutique on Manhattan's Fifth Avenue, which said that the enterprise had no right to break the lease.
Canada's retail sales declined 3.4% in December to C$53.38B, the biggest monthly fall since April, as coronavirus restrictions forced businesses to shut down.
Italy's defence company Leonardo is set to raise about €2.1B from the NYSE listing of its US unit DRS, a source said.
The US factory activity slowed in February, as a global chip shortage affected production at automobile factories, while prices of manufactured goods and inputs increased.
The home sales grew 0.6% to a seasonally adjusted rate of 6.69M units in January despite tight inventories fuelling house prices, the National Association of Realtors stated.
On Friday, Eni, the Italian energy group, announced it would become carbon neutral by 2050.
Russia's capital of Moscow is planning to go green by switching to electric buses, replacing all diesel and petrol-powered public transport vehicles by 2030, according to a top city transport official.
On Friday, Japan's Honda Motor announced its CEO Takahiro Hachigo was set to step down and would be succeeded by the carmaker's R&D head Toshihiro Mibe on April 1.
Alphabet's Google has appointed the executive Marian Croak to oversee the responsible artificial intelligence research, following staff unrest.
On Friday, as Renault reported a record loss of $9.7 billion, the company's stock price plummeted more than 7.00%.
Germany's Allianz is anticipating the 2021 results to be better than anticipated, after the worst year in nearly a decade, hit by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Canada vowed it is planning to become the second country to require Facebook to pay for news, following Australia's government such a decision.