The producer of Mercedes Benz is planning to invest almost $2B in China. The investment is planned to be carried out together with their Chinese partner BAIC.
Intesa Sanpaolo bank stated that it is ready to finance Nord Stream-2 gas pipeline, however, the bank needs a clarity about the possible sanctions and restrictions which could be imposed by the EU.
Keir Starmer, the Brexit policy chief of British opposition Labour party, claimed that his party will support the creation of the new customs union with the EU after Brexit.
On Sunday, North Korea accused the US of attempting to weaken the improvement in relations between South and North Korea, adding that two Koreas have successfully cooperated during Olympics despite the US sanctions.
Iran's General Mohammad Baqeri stated that Iran will continue clean-up operations against terrorist groups in the suburbs of Damascus, claiming that area held by terrorists is not covered by a 30-day ceasefire agreement.
On Sunday, the board of Bezeq Israel Telecom will hold a meeting after company's CEO Stella Handler and another Bezeq representative were arrested, being suspected in fraud and security offences.
The European Investment Bank might ask to pay back loans provided to Daimler AG for research and technological development taking into consideration a diesel engine emissions-test cheating scandal.
The President of Mexico Enrique Pena Nieto postponed his plans for the first official visit to Washington after a phone conversation with the US President Donald Trump.
According to the Chinese state news agency Xinhua, the Communist Party of China stated that the supervisory commission, a new anti-corruption state organ, will be formed in the nearest time.
The ruling party of China on Sunday set the stage for the President of the country to stay in office without any term restrictions.
The already six months old negotiations have made progress only in working out technical details.
The representatives of Mexico and Canada met on Sunday morning in an effort to finish working on the NAFTA trade deal.
The spotlight of the financial markets on Sunday was shed on the upcoming testimony of the Federal Reserve head. The testimony is scheduled for Tuesday.
India and Pakistan have fired artillery rounds at each other in the border region of Kashmir. The event is creating doubts about the 15 year long lasting cease fire in Kashmir.
Villagers have been observed fleeing the borders region of Pakistan and India. The event serves as a basis for the expectations of further turmoil.
The central bank of the Philippines is preparing to manage excessive volatility. The volatility is expected due to the national currency trading at an eleven year low level.
Delta Airlines and United Airlines have joined the group of corporations, which have refused to support the National Rifle Association in the US.
On Sunday morning elections began in Cambodia. The ruling Prime Minister Hun Sen is expected to win the vote.
It has been revealed by Reuters that financial market participants do not believe that the US markets can be properly protected by the new head of the Federal Reserve.
General Electric cut the company's pension deficit by $2.4B, but remained the most underfunded between the S&P 500 companies according to reports for 2017 year.
Saudi Arabia's Oil Minister stated that OPEC, Russia and other allies might ease oil production cuts next year, as oil prices managed to recover from the crash.
Nicolas Maduro, the President of Venezuela, promised to recover 70% of the country's lost oil output in the first half of this year.
The Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden stated that the Bank of England would need to hike rates sooner than he anticipated, if pay growth strengthens earlier in 2018.
As the weekend progressed on, calm settled around the world and various financial institutions and analysts continued to analyse the astonishing annual report of Berkshire Hathaway.