On Wednesday, the stock markets of the largest stock exchanges in Asia hit 14 month lowest because of the verbal threats between China and the US regarding trade conflict.
On Wednesday, Russia's Minister of Energy Alexander Novak claimed that the current "fragile" condition of the oil market is the result of geopolitics and demand drop in some countries.
Namibia has plans to create a special economic zone in Walvis Bay, the Minister of Industry, Trade and SME Development Tjekero Tweya says.
The Syrian forces and allied fighters entered into combat against remnants of the Islamic State fighters in the desert region near the Iraqi border, a monitor group reports.
South Sudan plans to repay $1.2B of debt to neighbouring Sudan as oil output increases, the country's petroleum minister Ezekiel Lol Gatkuoth says.
The business confidence in South Africa declined in the third quarter of 2018 to 38 from 45 in the first quarter, the Rand Merchant bank reports.
The Saudi cabinet approved a deal with Russia for cooperation in the field of space exploration, Saudi Press Agency reports.
The Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, agreed to strengthen cooperation on the sidelines of the fourth Eastern Economic Forum held in Vladivostok.
More foreign tourists and investors should visit Cambodia, the Cambodian Prime Minister Samdech Techo Hun Sen says.
China wants to build an open world economy and East Asia economic community, the Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi says.
Google announced it had clinched a ten-year deal to purchase the renewable energy from Finland's new wind farms that would also power the company's data centre.
On Tuesday, Ericsson, the mobile telecom gear producer, stated it had inked a $3.5B worth deal to provide support to T-Mobile US' 5G network deployment.
Boeing reported on Tuesday it had delivered 48 of the company's best-selling 737 aircraft in August, two planes less than the previous year and 19 jets more compared with July.
On Tuesday, Der Spiegel magazine reported the executives of Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank are increasingly open to a potential merger of the two German largest banks.
On Tuesday, the Hungarian PM Viktor Orban has rejected the EU Parliament's efforts to implement sanctions on Budapest over corruption accusations, authoritarianism and rights abuses.
China's hotpot company Haidilao International Holding is planning to attract up to $963M in its initial public offering in Hong Kong, seeking to fund the international expansion into the Canada and US markets.
Finland's Amer Sports has received a $5.3B worth takeover bid interest from the Chinese company Anta Sports and Asia's private equity group FountainVest Partners.
ArcelorMittal shares plunged more than 2% on Tuesday, following the steel giant's announcement it had lifted its bid for the Indian company Essar Steel.
Japan's Universal Entertainment is planning to list the Philippine casino operator in Manila due to uncertain political environment in the business sector.
Signa Holding and Hudson's Bay Company agreed to merge the two German largest department store chains Karstadt anf Galeria Kaufhof, in a move to respond to tough competition from the e-commerce players.
Aryzta, one of the biggest bakeries in the world, has clinched an underwriting agreement with five banks, as it seeks to raise €800M in new capital to boost the balance sheet.
Alibaba Group, the Chinese largest e-commerce company, ceded its control of the Russia business unit to establish a new joint venture with two tech firms and a state fund.
The UK Average Earnings Index was released at 2.6% on Tuesday. It was forecast by analysts surveyed by Bloomberg to be at 2.4%.
The Chinese People's Republic on Tuesday revealed that it plans to ask the World Trade Organization for permission to set trade sanctions on the United States.