On Thursday, Credit Suisse and UBS said in statements that they have decided to partially postpone dividends payout for 2019 in the Q4 of 2020.
German carmaker BMW is set to start making face masks to help protect the company's own staff and the public against the coronavirus spread.
Starbucks forecast a 47% decline in Q2 earnings and warned that the hit from the COVID-19 pandemic would extend into the end of the fiscal year 2020.
Alphabet Inc's Google banned video conferencing application Zoom from its employees' laptops due to security concerns.
Airbnb is set to block bookings in the UK on the platform for the majority of customers, allowing just key workers to stay in properties during restrictions amid coronavirus.
Will Lewis, the CEO of News Corp owned Dow Jones, is set to step down from his position, Financial Times announced on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, the United States has awarded carmaker General Motors a contract worth $489.4M to produce ventilators necessary to treat the coronavirus patients who are in severe condition.
Zoom Video Communications has hired Alex Stamos, the ex-Facebook security chief, as a new adviser to beef up the security and privacy of its fast-growing video-conferencing app.
Thailand's central bank plans to provide financial aid worth $27.48B to small and medium-sized businesses amid the coronavirus outbreak, the Governor Veerathai Santiprabhob says.
The German economy is likely to contract 4.2% in 2020 because of the coronavirus outbreak, a report published by the German Institute for Economic Research shows.
The French economy contracted 6% in the first three months of 2020, the worst performance since 1945, a report published by the French central bank BdF shows.
Shanghai foreign capital inflows increased to $4.67B in the first quarter of 2020, an increase of 4.5% compared to the same period the prior year, the municipal government reports.
Fiat Chrysler is in talks with unions over a plan to restart the most profitable production in Italy, right after the government eases the national lockdown, they announced on Wednesday.
HSBC reported itself to the Australian financial regulator for potential money laundering breaches, the bank reported in a regulatory filing on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, the world's second-largest fashion retailer H&M announced it signed a €980M revolving credit facility, aiming to boost its liquidity buffer amid the coronavirus pandemic.
On Wednesday, oil is holding near $32 a barrel, backed by hopes that the OPEC-led talks on Thursday will cause production cuts to boost prices, following their collapse amid the coronavirus outbreak.
On Wednesday, a German think tank revealed that in the second quarter of 2020 the German economy most likely shrank by 9.8%.
France's PSA Group is set to create a solidarity fund, seeking to help its staff affected by plant shutdowns due to the coronavirus outbreak, as well as introduce new measures to protect its workers' health.
On Wednesday, France's central bank said it estimated the Q1 GDP shrunk 6% from the prior quarter due to a global lockdown caused by the coronavirus outbreak, which hit the economy's vast swathes.
ASOS, Britain's online fashion retailer, raised £247M through a placing, aiming to boost its finances amid a possibility of an extended business downturn caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
Norway would ease the coronavirus lockdown little by little, Norway's Prime Minister Erna Solberg said on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, the US telecoms and media giant AT&T announced a new $5.5 billion long-term loan agreement with 12 banks to provide additional financial flexibility.
On Tuesday, the US Department of Transportation announced the minimum service rules for passenger airlines getting assistance from the US government.
On Tuesday, several Democrats in the US Congress urged the Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and the Administrator of the SBA Jovita Carranza to fix the government's small business relief program.