On Friday, General Motors Co claimed that it would like Donald Trump's administration to support the national program for EV vehicles to increase sales of environmental-friendly zero emission cars.
On Friday, Microsoft Corp regained the second place of the most valuable US company after Amazon Inc published a disappointing quarterly report which lowered the market capitalisation of the ecommerce giant by $65B.
On Friday, the US Department of Commerce reported that in the third quarter of 2018 the economic growth of the country slowed less than originally expected, increasing by 3.5% annually.
On Friday, the International Monetary Fund reported that its board has approved $56B financial aid package to Argentina to help to stabilise the financial situation in the country.
On Friday, the Foreign Minister of Russia Sergey Lavrov met with the chief negotiator of Syrian opposition Nasr al-Hariri to discuss the situation in Syria and ways to reach the agreement between pro-government and opposition forces.
On Friday, the Chief Executive Officer of meat processing company Smithfield Foods Ken Sullivan claimed that a trade war between the US and China makes the exports of pork from the US to China "not viable".
On Friday, the President of South Africa Cyril Ramaphosa claimed that his country has attracted $55B of investments after the major investment forum.
On Friday, the EU Commission has granted its approval to Sony Corp for a plan to gain full control over EMI Music Publishing, stating the takeover would not cause any competition concerns.
The UK aero-engine producer Rolls-Royce announced on Friday it was set to deliver less Trent 7000 engines in 2018, than anticipated, amid production problems, lifting its shares down as much as 13%.
Britain's Heathrow Airport has raised around £1.6B from the global investors, as it sought to bolster financial resilience before the UK withdrawal from the EU bloc.
The UK supermarket Asda is planning to start consulting with its staff on the possible cut of about 2.5K job positions next year due to a planned takeover by its rival Sainsbury.
On Thursday, Chipotle Mexican Grill has bet Wall Street analysts' expectations for profit results, driven by marketing blitz and newer menu items that helped the firm recover from its food-safety lapses.
Mattel posted a surprise 5.6% surge in its North American gross sales in the Q3, sending the company's shares up 8% on Thursday.
Saudi Arabia is expecting to raise more than $427B in investments by 2030, as the kingdom seeks to bolster the industry, the country's Energy Minister stated on Friday.
On Friday, Charter Communications topped Wall Street analysts' forecasts by adding more Internet subscribers than had been expected for the Q3, namely 266K users, which is 32K above the estimates.
Deutsche Post has agreed to sell its logistics business and supply chain in Greater China due to launching the 10-year strategic partnership with China's S.F. Holding to boost growth in the region.
Japan's Nippon Steel and ArcelorMittal have been chosen as the final bidders for the Indian Essar Steel's debt-laden asset, one of the creditors announced on Friday.
On Thursday, the Chilean Constitutional Court has rejected an official lawsuit block the local lithium miner SQM's stake acquisition by China's miner Tianqi, paving the way for the deal to finalise.
Snap reported a major drop in the number of users in the Q3, struggling from the severe competition from Instagram and its unpopular Snapchat app redesign, saying it expects to lose more users the next quarter.
Reuters published on Friday insider information from China, which reveals that Chinese authorities intend to keep the Chinese Yuan's worth above seven dollars.
On Friday, it was announced by White House representatives that the President of the Russian Federation has been invited to visit Washington.
International Paper is exploring a sale opportunity of its Brazilian cardboard packaging division, the company stated on Friday.
StenoCare, the Danish cannabis oil company, stated it would debut its shares on the market this Friday, seeking to gain advantage of the recent jump in investor interest.
Edenred, the French card provider, has denied any intention to acquire a stake in Ingenico, potentially paving the way for Natixis to bid for the French payments group.