*U.S. banking stocks suffered on Friday after the Fed's decision not to extend the "additional leverage ratio" exemption, which may lead to capital replenishment needs.
*Canadian Pacific Rail will buy Kansas City Southern at $275 a share, a bill in the range of $25 billion.
*Credit Suisse's CEO is considering a spin-off of the Swiss bank's asset management business.
*The US SEC wants to get tough with US oil companies on emissions targets.
*Renesas warns of further semiconductor shortages after a fire at one of its sites.
*Saudi Arabian Oil (Aramco) suffers a 44% drop in 2020 earnings due to falling oil prices.
*Roche Holding sees positive results with Tecentriq for lung cancer.
*Blackstone proposes to buy Crown Resorts at AUD 11.85 per share, or a price of $6.2 billion.
*Cybersecurity company KnowBe4 on track for an IPO in New York.
*Deliveroo sets its London IPO price in the range of GBp 390-460.
*Tesla car data will remain confidential, assures Elon Musk in Beijing. On the other hand, Cathie Wood (Ark Invest) sees Tesla shares reaching $3,000 by 2025.