The Chinese telecommunication giant on Saturday announced that it has fired the employee, which was arrested in Poland for spying.
A fire at the Yemeni port of Aden, which rages at an oil refinery, has spread to the second storage tank.
On Saturday, the yellow vest protesters continued to clash with the police in Paris. The protests escalated into a level, which pressured the police to use tear gas.
The South African ruling African National Congress representative Enoch Godongwana stated on Saturday that the party's had no plans to the mandate of the country's central bank.
The Brazilian government stated on Saturday that Venezuelan main opposition leader Juan Guaido is the country's legitimate leader, not Nicolas Maduro.
The US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Saturday call Venezuelan government "illegitimate" and promised to work other Latin American countries to restore genuine democracy there.
The Polish Internal Affairs Minister Joachim Brudzinski on Saturday called the European Union and NATO to elaborate common approach towards Chinese telecom giant Huawei and use of its production.
On Friday, Chinese telecom company Huawei decided to fire Wang Weijing, one of its employees who was arrested by Polish authorities amid an alleged espionage.
SpaceX, the famous Elon Musk's rocket company, announced on Friday that it would fire 10% of its workforce, which is almost 6K people.
In the wake of the upcoming parliamentary elections the South African leader Cyril Ramaphosa appeared in front of public, promising to boost employment and increase temps of growth of the country's economy.
The CEO of Banco BPM Giuseppe Castagna stated on Saturday that the company had no plans regarding possible tie-ups with UBI Banca, Monte dei Paschi or Carige because of market uncertainty.
The Energy Minister of the United Arab Emirates Suhail al-Mazrouei stated on Saturday that the United States should not treat the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) as an enemy.
The Chinese Premier Li Keqiang stated on Saturday planned tax cuts for businesses were intented to improve employment and achieve economic stability.
The US Special Representative for Iran Brian Hook stated on Friday that the government would not grant any new waivers for Iranian oil.
Suhail al-Mazrouei, the Energy Minister of the United Arab Emirates, stated on Saturday he projected oil price to fluctuate around $70 per barrels in 2019.
On Saturday, one of the senior Nissan Motor Co's executives Jose Munoz decided to resign amid being a "person of interest" in the Carlos Ghosn case.
The European Central Bank Policymaker Ewald Nowotn stated on Friday that there is no clear understanding on how serious and lasting current problems in German economy are.
Representative of the US Democratic Party Tulsi Gabbard stated in an interview that he would participate in next presidential elections.
The US government's partial shutdown could depress the January job growth by as much as 500K and raise the unemployment rate above 4.0%, unless Washington resolves the issue before next Friday.
On Friday, Indonesia's gas and oil firm Medco Energi Internasional made an offer worth $436M in cash for the UK-listed Ophir, which holds assets in the south-east Asia.
Gambling company Lottoland is seeking to raise its offer to acquire Germany's lottery business Tipp24 up to $88M, potentially beating the price proposed by the company's owner Zeal Network.
The CEO, CFO and COO of Faroe Petroleum, Graham Stewart, Jonathan Cooper and Helge Hammer, are set to resign from their positions after hostile takeover by DNO, Faroe announced on Friday.
Germany's regional utility EWE is set to offer a 26% minority stake to its investors next month, in a bid that could value the group at up to $7.2B.
Elior, the French catering group, is expecting bids for the company's catering division Areas by the end of this month, seeking to raise up to €2.0B from the potential deal.