On Tuesday, Hong Kong officials announced that the former UK colony is looking to raise up to one billion USD by issuing five-year term green bonds.
During the Asian trading session on Tuesday, Asian stock indices gained value. The surge was occurring despite the Huawei stock sell off that occurred due to US restrictions set on the company.
On Tuesday, a group of US airlines announced that they expect record travel numbers during this summer.
Taro Aso, the Japanese Finance Minister, stated that the gross domestic product's growth in the first quarter was not bad, while that the country's economic fundamentals remained strong.
Incoming boss of Daimler, Ola Kaellenius, was working on a program to cut administration costs 20% in order to reach targets of profit threatened by issues at factories and global trade woes, Handelsblatt reported, citing sources.
The US government temporarily eased some of restrictions imposed last week over China's Huawei in a move to minimise disruption for the company's customers and keep phones, networks operating.
General Motors announced that most of its cars are set to be capable of over-the-air upgrades by 2023, as it rolled out new car electrical systems designed to handle software downloads and heavy data traffic from the internet.
Bulgaria's foreign direct investment declined $225.45M in the first quarter of the current year, a preliminary data published by the Bulgarian National Bank shows.
Indonesia wants to achieve an economic growth of 5.6% in 2020 after a 5.17% growth the previous year, the Indonesian Finance Minister Sri Mulyani says.
Jaguar Land Rover made a yearly loss of $4.58B in its last fiscal year, despite a net revenue of $153M in the final three months, the company reports.
The Omani Minister of Foreign Affairs Yusuf bin Alawi bin Abdullah arrived in Tehran to discuss bilateral ties with his Iranian counterpart Mohammad Javad Zarif.
The Nigerian economy expanded 2.01% in the first quarter of 2019, compared to the same period the previous year, the National Bureau of Statistics reports.
The Serbian economy will expand 3.5% in 2019 and another 4% in the following year, an International Monetary Fund delegation reports after a meeting with the Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic.
On Monday, T-Mobile's $26B takeover deal with its competitor Sprint Corp has won the FCC head's support, marking a big step forward to the acquisition's approval, sending Sprint's stock up 23.5% to $7.64, while T-Mobile's shares surged 5.3% to $79.33.
Sports Direct International has dissolved its 4.8% stake in MySale Group, the Australian online retailer, in efforts to boost its operations as the company tries to acquire smaller rivals in the sector.
The US-Israeli cybersecurity firm Siemplify announced on Monday it had raised $30M in a private funding, bringing the company's total attracted to the date to $58M.
LVMH, France's luxury goods group, agreed to acquire Le Chateau du Galoupet, the wine producer, for an undisclosed amount, boosting its portfolio of the top spirits and wines, such as Hennessy Cognac and Veuve Clicquot champagne.
Goldman Sachs has entered talks to acquire B&B Hotels from the private equity group PAI Partners in a potential deal that could be valued at $2.1B, according to the Financial Times.
On Monday, Ford Motor stated it would slash around 10% of the carmaker's global salaried workforce, trimming up to 7K jobs by the end of summer amid its global restructuring, which would save the company $600M annually.
The European Union and China regulators have inked the landmark aviation agreements that should bolster cooperation between the two regions in the sector, China's state media CCTV reported on Monday.
On Monday, the World Trade Organisation's quarterly forecast indicator showed that the trade growth for global goods was likely to remain unchanged at its nine-year low of the 96.3 reading.
Tencent Video delayed the "Game of Thrones" finale broadcast in China on Monday from the originally scheduled time of 0100 GMT, citing media transfer issues, which caused anger from its users with some of them demanding refunds for the memberships, Weibo said.
On Monday, China's gaming giant NetEase announced it would launch new official games for its domestic market in a partnership with Marvel and The Pokemon Company, seeking to add more overseas content to the roster.
China's smartphone maker Xiaomi reported on Monday its Q1 revenue surged as much as 27% to 43.8B yuan, driven by its sales steady growth oversees, topping analysts' estimates for 42.109B yuan.