On Sunday, Wisconsin's recount of the presidential ballots reconfirmed the win of the Democratic President-elect Joe Biden over the President Donald Trump in the US elections.
Canada's government is planning to add additional C$691M to support dairy, egg and poultry local farmers, while also cut the payment timeline promised to the country's dairy farmers in 2019.
China is set to release outbound investment schemes to new regions, seeking to meet the asset allocation needs of onshore investors, according to a Xinhua report published on Sunday.
The US NHTSA launched an official inquiry into 115K Tesla cars over suspension safety issue, covering Model S and Model X vehicles produced from 2015 till 2017.
Apple requested Foxconn to move some MacBook and iPad production from China to Vietnam, seeking to minimise the US-Sino trade war's impact.
Andy Haldane, Chief Economist of the Bank of England, stated on Sunday that development of vaccines together with huge government spending this year might result in higher than projected inflation.
On Sunday, the Canadian government ruled to devote additional $531.87M to the country's agriculture sector.
According to sources familiar with the matter, UniCredit is planning to hold an unplanned board meeting to discuss various governace issues.
Volkswagen Chief Executive Officer Herbert Diess asked on Sunday other major shareholders to support his contract prolongation.
Elon Musk, Tesla's Chief Executive Officer, stated the company would probably widen the release of its "Full Self Driving" software upgrade in two weeks.
Alibaba Group Holding and Tencent Holdings both froze their separate discussions with Baidu to buy a major stake in iQIYI, the video streaming service, as they had faced scrutiny by Chinese antitrust regulators.
According to the Financial Times report published on Saturday, HSBC is weighing a complete departure from the US retail banking.
On Saturday, the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi visited three of India's coronavirus vaccine facilities, as COVID-19 cases continue to surge.
On Saturday, the Vice-President of the European Central Bank Luis de Guindos said that the bank expects lower inflation in the Eurozone until the end of the year.
On Saturday, the Iranian Health Ministry spokeswoman announced a slowdown in COVID-19 infections.
The EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier arrived in London on Saturday to restart a post-Brexit trade deal negotiations with the British negotiator David Frost.
On Saturday, Kia Motors and Hyundai Motor Co American units agreed to a $210M civil penalty for failure to recall 1.6M cars timely.
The Health Minister of Canada Patty Hajdu stated on Saturday that from now on the government would prohibit exporting prescription drugs in case of their shortage in the country itself.
HSBC Holdings is exploring a possibility of a complete withdrawal from the US retail banking after it had narrowed options for performance improvement at its North American business, according to the Financial Times report published on Saturday.
Deutsche Bank's executive stated the lender was expecting a rebound in trade financing to the pre-coronavirus levels by the mid-2021.
The European Commission granted its approval for the acquisition of France's fibre optics operator Covage by the rival SFR FTTH that is controlled by Allianz, Altice and Omers.
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk stated the company was likely to widen the roll-out of its "Full Self Driving" software in two weeks.
Amazon.com pledged to give over $500M in bonuses to the company's US front-line employees working for the holiday season during the COVID-19 pandemic.
UniCredit has hired JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs as strategic advisers, as the bank seeks updating its business plan in 2021 and considers a potential acquisition deal of Monte dei Paschi.