A former drug firm executive Martin Shkreli, also widely known as the "pharma bro", has been sentenced for seven years in jail for securities fraud.
The Press Secretary of the White House said that Donald Trump sought "concrete steps and concrete actions" by North Korea ahead of a meeting between him and Kim Jong Un.
Panasonic was considering selling the company's plant, which produces security cameras in China, in a deal that could fetch $450M, the Nikkei said.
The leaders of India and France repeated the intention to start work on potentially world's biggest nuclear power project by the end of 2018.
The founder of United Internet Ralph Dommermuth called internet providers to establish a joint enterprise to create a high-speed broadband network in Germany, thus challenging Deutsche Telekom to support the project.
The Trade Minister of Japan Hiroshige Seko suggested to calm down over Trump's decision to raise metal tariffs, as the new law contains various exemptions that can be used to avoid a trade war.
The Prime Minister of Australia Malcolm Turnbull stated that the US President Donald Trump pledged him an exemption from tariffs on steel and aluminium announced last week.
AT&T ridiculed the lawsuit by the US Justice Department against the Time Warner's proposed takeover, as the government's expert said that the deal is likely to raise pay-TV monthly price by $0.45.
In a statement released on Friday the Luxembourg court decided to reject a request from the local financial regulator to liquidate Latvian ABLV Bank's branch, noting that it has strong and stable financial position.
The US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson cancelled all planned activities in Kenya for today due to health problems and asked to reschedule them on Sunday, his Spokesman Steve Goldstein told the media.
The Prime Minister of Turkey Binali Yildirim said on Saturday that continuation of "provocative" natural gas exploration around Cyprus will meet the "appropriate response".
The Chairman of Fujian Sangang Group Li Lizhang said on Saturday that Chinese steel exports are likely to plunge this year due to growing internal demand and stricter environmental regulations.
According to Der Spiegel, the French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have decided to cancel presentation of Euro Zone reforms at European leaders summit that will take place this month.
In a meeting with parliamentarians of the city of Chongqing the Chinese President Xi Jinping warned against corruption and called to ensure that family members do not become corrupt.
The CEO of Deutsche Bank John Cryan announced on Saturday that senior management will return their bonuses amid heavy criticism related to inability of the company to generate profit for third consecutive year.
A source familiar with the matter confirmed on Saturday that one of the closest Donald Trump's aides Steve Bannon will deliver a speech at congress of French far-right National Front.
The deal with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is "very much in the making", the US President Donald Trump says.
The Brazilian government seeks negotiations with the US on steel and aluminium import tariffs, the Brazilian Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles says.
Venezuela raised $5B from pre-sale of the country's crypto currency "Petro", the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says.
British oil and gas giant BP plans to triple the number of gas stations in Mexico in 2018 after the sector was opened up to competition, the Director Alvaro Granada says.
Greece will issue annual treasury bills on March 14 for the first time in 8 years, the Greek Public Debt Management Agency says.
UN-aided Radio Miraya FM operations were suspended on Friday by South Sudan's media regulator as the radio failed to obtain a valid broadcasting license.
Mongolia holds the 2018 International Mining and Oil Expo in April with over 120 exhibitors from nations including China, Russia, Germany and Canada.
Zimbabwe, a densely mined country, seeks to raise $122M to clear land mines planted by the Rhodesian Security Forces in the late 1970s.