The US economy added more jobs than expected in March.

Samsung’s quarterly profit may have fallen 60%, thanks to weaker sales of memory chips.

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Tesla’s stock crumpled 10% amid weaker-than-expected deliveries.

Japan’s biggest investment bank, Nomura, proclaimed a new era after its worst quarter in a decade.

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Major automakers reported a drop in US sales last quarter – and new regulations could sap $8 billion of profits on the European front.

March services industry data from several countries painted a mixed picture of the global economy.

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Chinese tech giant Tencent announced plans to sell $5 billion of bonds – while British investors were warned about the dangers of certain loans.

Recent construction data continued to crumble – along with UK house prices and US housing starts.

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China's factories are growing again as government assistance takes effect – and investors love it.

Oil producer Saudi Aramco has revealed itself to be the world's most profitable company as it prepares to sell bonds.

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Lyft's shares jumped 9% on their first day of trading.

Finimize is launching a ride-sharing service (April fool – it's just Wells Fargo losing another CEO).

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German auto supplier ZF agreed a $7 billion deal for US rival Wabco as it bets big on autonomous vehicles.

Restrictions on Turkish lira sent investments in the country tumbling.

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Southwest airlines flagged $150 million of lost quarterly revenue thanks to a raft of disruptions.

Investors sold WeWork's bonds after the coworking company said its losses doubled last year.

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Uber is making its biggest-ever purchase, buying a Middle Eastern rival as both it and competitor Lyft zoom towards the stock market.

Africa's biggest company is set to give birth to Europe's biggest internet company.

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Apple unveiled some long-awaited new products, including a major new video service.

British satellite company Inmarsat agreed to be taken private (again) for $6 billion.

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