British Prime Minister Theresa May said that Brussels and London are planning to reach the Brexit deal by the end of 2018.
The UK Prime Minister Theresa May has reassured business leaders that the United Kingdom and the European Union are committed to reaching the Brexit agreement.
British Prime Minister Theresa May said that Brussels and London are planning to reach the Brexit deal by the end of 2018.
On Friday, Airbus said that its defence chief Dirk Hoke has cancelled his plans to attend the next week's Investment conference in Saudi Arabia, following the disappearance of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
On Friday, Deutsche Bank's CEO Christian Sewing said he will not attend the Saudi Arabia Investment conference amid concern about the whereabouts of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
Lion Capital is selling its Dutch retailer chain HEMA for an undisclosed amount to the investment company Ramphastos Investments led by the Dutch billionaire Marcel Boekhoorn.
On Friday, Bouygues' shares plunged as much as 6.8% after the French company had reduced its annual operating profit estimates due to some difficulties at the construction businesses in the Q3.
On Thursday, Coca-Cola named Brian Smith, the company veteran, as Chief Operating Officer, after the ex-COO James Quincey gained the role of the CEO last year.
On Thursday, Micron technology announced about a planned acquisition of Intel's stake in the joint venture IM Flash Technologies, in a deal that includes $1.5B payment in cash.
Giorgio Armani, Italy's fashion house, decided to remain independent, despite being approached by some suitorы, the company's owner announced on Friday.
On Friday, a parliamentary committee in the UK announced that the country should ban the sale of new diesel and petrol cars and vans in 2032 instead of the previously planned 2040.
The Chief Executive of Ford Motor Company Jim Hackett has gathered car dealers in Las Vegas to restore their confidence in the company.
On Friday, the Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong claimed that a new trade agreement between Singapore and post-Brexit UK is possible, adding that Singapore would like to extend Asian countries' trade deal with the EU to the UK.
On Friday, German manufacturer of car parts ZF Friedrichshafen claimed that it has acquired 35% of shares in ASAP, a Germany-based company testing systems and developing software for autonomous and electric vehicles.
On Friday, chief EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier claimed that an agreement between the EU and the UK is 90% finished, however, there is a chance that a deal could be postponed because of the disagreements regarding Irish border.
On Friday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel claimed Asia-Europe summit confirms that both Asia and Europe support the multilateralism and the idea of a free trade.
Crude oil prices increased by 26 cents or 0.4%, thus reaching $68.91 a barrel, amid reports about rising demand in China whose oil refinery throughput surged to a record 12.49M bpd in September.
On Friday, the Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda once again reminded of the risks of protectionism and unstable financial markets, yet projected continuation of the country's steady economic growth.
According to poll conducted by Management & Fit, 60% of Argentines expect worsening of economic conditions, as the country's President Mauricio Macri tries to propel the IMF austerity program.
The China's Agriculture Ministry official Tang Ke stated on Friday that because of government subsidies the country's soybean acreage has increased, thus leading to ample domestic supplies and, as a result, price stabilization.
The Foreign Ministry Spokesman Lu Kang stated on Friday that China did not support withdrawal of the United States from the United Nations Universal Postal Union (UPU) treaty.
The China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission stated on Friday it would allow to transfer bank wealth-management funds directly into stocks.
According to government data, Chinese coal production increased by 3.2% or 9.41M tonnes in September, thus reaching its highest level in nine months.
The President of Korean Air Lines Walter Cho stated on Friday that the company most probably would acquire more Boeing 787 jets in order to upgrade its fleet and in this way in long term to reduce costs.