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"Nio hasn't lowered its annual forecast as a result of the virus," CEO William Li said, according to a CNBC translation of his Mandarin-language remarks.

Since being put on the U.S. blacklist, Huawei has focused more on China and increased its smartphone market share at the expense of rivals like Xiaomi and Oppo. That has hurt Qualcomm.

Barclays on Wednesday reported a 42% fall in first-quarter net profit year-on-year and took a £2.1 billion ($2.62 billion) credit impairment charge due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The number of e-commerce livestreaming sessions topped 4 million in the first quarter, according to China's Commerce Ministry.

Italy's credit rating has been downgraded to one notch above junk level by Fitch ratings agency as the coronavirus hurts Italy's already fragile economy further.

Despite Covid-19 cases spreading across the United States, the dollar has gained strength as investors view it as a safe asset. Here's why.

Hawk, whose net worth is reported to be $140 million, said he was trying to "figure out new ways to stay in business" during the lockdown.

Internationally-acclaimed pianist Lang Lang has told CNBC that the last two months have been "very, very tense," as China and the rest of the world have responded to the coronavirus.

A statue that changes color with the ocean's temperatures and sculptures poised on the ocean floor — it's all part of Australia's new Museum of Underwater Art.

Among other ways the companies work together, and pay each other, a new filing reveals that SpaceX bought $600,000 worth of Tesla car parts in the first quarter of 2020 alone.

While the digital success of "Trolls World Tour" has given Universal confidence in releasing future films on-demand, NATO president and CEO John Fithian sees "Troll World Tour" as an outlier, not the new normal.

"That's not saying anything bad about Google or the large cap growth stocks ... but they just don't have the upside potential that some of these other laggard areas do," Morgan Stanley's Mike Wilson said.

Quest screens patients online to determine whether or not an antibody test is appropriate and then sends them to have their blood drawn at one of the company's 2,200 laboratories, Quest said.

Simon Property Group is reopening 49 of its malls and outlet centers Friday through Monday, according to an internal memo obtained by CNBC.

The global pandemic is now making Greeks even more concerned about their futures.

Bank of America's Mark Cabana tracks the Federal Reserve's Treasury and mortgage-backed securities purchases during the coronavirus pandemic.

Apple and Google, two historic rivals, came together for the sake of public health. Many were surprised by the turn of events. Here's how it happened.

The company's first quarter results and executive assurances stoked optimism amid pandemic's unchartered waters.

"We're in war," President Donald Trump proclaimed at a White House news conference last week. "I call it the 'invisible enemy.' That's the war, and it's a dangerous war."

The Fed is not expected to adjust rates but it could provide details on the unprecedented moves it has made to fight the virus impact.