France orders lockdown to curb second wave of coronavirus infections
French people will only be allowed to leave the house for food shopping, commuting to work, medical or pressing family…
India’s biggest carmaker says no immediate need to cut taxes on cars to boost sales
Some automakers have been pushing the government to temporarily reduce tax rates on cars to boost sales.
Finland eases restrictions on opening hours for restaurants serving mainly food
Finland's government said on Thursday it would ease its restrictions on opening hours for restaurants serving mainly food.
Spain under state of emergency until May 9
Spain is one of Europe's worst COVID-19 hot spots, with over 3 million infections.
Libya’s oil production reaches 680,000 barrels per day
Libyan oil production has reached 680,000 barrels per day (bpd), a Libyan oil source told Reuters.
South Africa’s plan to freeze public sector wages will face opposition, Fitch says
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni pledged on Wednesday to freeze the wages of the country's 1.3 million civil servants.
Christine Lagarde: ‘Clear deterioration’ in euro zone economic outlook
Rising COVID-19 cases and government measures to contain the pandemic have led to a 'clear deterioration' in the euro zone's…
Chilean suppliers sue Walmart Inc
An association of Chilean food suppliers has sued the local unit of U.S. retail giant Walmart Inc.
Indian telecom operator Vodafone Idea Ltd reported a marginal fall in second-quarter revenue
Vodafone Idea subscriber base slipped to 271.8 million subscribers as of September-end from 311.1 million subscribers a year ago.
Duchess of Sussex wins delay in privacy action against tabloid newspaper
Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex and a former actress, is suing Associated Newspapers over articles in the Mail on Sunday.