The China's Ministry of Ecology and Environment said on Saturday that it will increase the number of regions and cities that will be subjected under environmental inspections this month.
The President of Iran Hassan Rouhani said on Saturday that he wanted to have another round of talks with Russia's President Vladimir Putin about the US exit from the Iran nuclear deal.
The buyout company Apollo Global Management and Starboard Restructuring Partners have made a proposal to invest $131M in convertible bonds into Maquina de Vendas, the Brazilian appliance retailer.
The German industrial firm Siemens and its French rival Alstom are seeking to secure the EU antitrust approval for their planned merger of rail businesses by July 13 to compete with China's CRRC.
The National Bank of Greece has received a proposal from China's group Gongbao to acquire a controlling stake in the lender's insurance unit, the bank stated on Friday.
On Friday, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board stated it is set to invest $600M in Ant Financial Services Group's unit, which is part of Ant's $14B fundraising.
The Prime Minister of Malaysia Mahathir Mohamad asked to review a trade agreement of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, stating that Malaysia's small economy is now disadvantaged.
In recent days, Lopez Obrador was targeted on various fronts that has put most of his supporters hesitating of making the decision of whom should be a president.
Kia Motors stated that the company was recalling nearly 507K vehicles in the US due to an electronic glitch, which might prevent air bags from its deploying in crash.
The Chinese Producer Price Index increased 4.1% year-over-year, accelerating from the prior month's 3.4% rise, the National Bureau of Statistics stated.
China's annual consumer inflation revealed a steady growth pace of 1.8% in the month of May, in line with forecasts, after showing the similar gain in April.
On Friday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that the European Union members of G7 had agreed that Russia could not be readmitted to the group of advanced economies in the nearest time.
On Friday, Bloomberg reported that Dialog Semiconductor, the UK-based manufacturer of semiconductors, is in talks to merge with the American human interface software and hardware developer Synaptics Inc.
On Friday, the Interior Minister of Italy Matteo Salvini who is also the head of Italian far-right League claimed that Italy wants NATO to help to defend its southern shores from migrants and possible terrorist infiltrations.
On Friday, an IMF director Alejandro Werner claimed that Argentina can revise the fiscal target set as one of the parts of $50B financing deal between Argentina and IMF.
On Friday, the British Financial Conduct Authority claimed that it will press ahead new listing next month aimed to attract companies similar to state-owned Saudi Aramco to London.
On Friday, the fourth largest Chinese carrier Hainan Airlines claimed that it is planning to acquire aviation assets worth $1.64B to expand its competitive edge and route network.
On Friday, German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz claimed that business waiting for the consequences of Brexit needs to be prepared for the worst-case scenario even if there is no final deal between the EU and the UK.
EU antitrust regulators are planning to approve the deal between American cable enterprise Comcast and British subscription TV company Sky without demanding concessions
On Friday, the Romanian top court has postponed its verdict in the Social Democrats leader's corruption trial, as it needs more time for processing the details.
Austria's government is planning to close seven mosques and expel about twelve foreign-funded imams in its push against the radical Islam.
The smartphone maker Xiaomi has applied to the Chinese security regulator on June 7 for an initial public offering in the country, according to the regulator's website.
EU planemaker has clinched a final rescue deal for the Bombardier CSeries jetliner programme and is seen to flex its cost-cutting and marketing muscle to revive Canada's loss-making venture.
The Prada CEO Patrizio Bertelli stated there was never any intention to sell the luxury goods group, adding that his son was getting ready to take control over the company one day.