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Airbus is assuming a 40% drop in production over the next two years due to the coronavirus crisis, Chief Executive Guillaume Faury was quoted on Monday as saying.

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced his decision to call for a general election on July 10, as the country continues to ease its partial lockdown measures.

Investors could increasingly be looking to Singapore as a safe place to invest in as uncertainty roils the region, the investment bank said.

Stocks in Asia Pacific fell in Monday afternoon trade as the number of coronavirus cases globally continues to rise.

To pay for a trip to Mars, Elon Musk's SpaceX intends to transform the Earth, blanketing the planet in internet coverage beamed down from Starlink satellites and generating billions in revenue. There's a lot of work left to do on the ground.

There are still no drugs approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to treat Covid-19.

Starbucks is the latest company said it will pause advertising on "all social media platforms" and promises to have discussions internally and with media partners and civil rights organizations to stop the spread of hate speech.

Organizers of a Facebook Inc advertising boycott campaign that has drawn support from a rapidly expanding list of major companies are now preparing to take the battle global to increase pressure on the social media company to remove hate speech, Reuters reports.

There were 45,255 additional Covid-19 cases reported across the nation on Friday, bringing the total to more than 2.46 million cases, according to Johns Hopkins University data.

Roughly a quarter of confirmed coronavirus cases are in the U.S., followed by Brazil, Russia and India.

Key questions for the second half include how much more can be expected of the expensive growth-stock goliaths in pushing the indexes forward as investors wait for the recovery to gain traction?

The reality is that President Xi has already decided who he prefers to be the victor in our 2020 elections.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel cautioned Saturday that the coronavirus pandemic is far from over, as regional outbreaks gave rise to fears of a second wave.

Experts advising the federal government say authorities should now prioritize reducing mortality over containing the spread of the virus.

Coca-Cola on Friday announced it will be pausing advertising on all social media.

Luckin Coffee announced Friday that its board of directors is moving to force out director and Chairman Charles Zhengyao Lu.

The coronavirus has infected more than 9.64 million people around the world as of Friday, killing at least 490,055 people.

European Union countries failed to settle on Friday on a final "safe list" of countries whose residents could travel to the bloc from July, with the United States, Brazil and Russia set to be excluded.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Friday said the company will change its policies to prohibit hate speech in its advertisements.

A Lamborghini was destroyed in a collision on a highway in West Yorkshire in the U.K., just 20 minutes after the car left the showroom.