The deal with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is "very much in the making", the US President Donald Trump says.
The Brazilian government seeks negotiations with the US on steel and aluminium import tariffs, the Brazilian Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles says.
Venezuela raised $5B from pre-sale of the country's crypto currency "Petro", the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says.
British oil and gas giant BP plans to triple the number of gas stations in Mexico in 2018 after the sector was opened up to competition, the Director Alvaro Granada says.
Greece will issue annual treasury bills on March 14 for the first time in 8 years, the Greek Public Debt Management Agency says.
UN-aided Radio Miraya FM operations were suspended on Friday by South Sudan's media regulator as the radio failed to obtain a valid broadcasting license.
Mongolia holds the 2018 International Mining and Oil Expo in April with over 120 exhibitors from nations including China, Russia, Germany and Canada.
Zimbabwe, a densely mined country, seeks to raise $122M to clear land mines planted by the Rhodesian Security Forces in the late 1970s.
The Chinese President Xi Jinping urges his US counterpart Donald Trump to start dialogue with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Azerbaijan plans to conduct large-scale military exercises with 25,000 personnel, the Azerbaijani Defence Ministry says.
The EU is ready to take the US to the WTO court over aluminium and steel import tariffs, the European Commission Vice President Jyrki Katainen says.
Russia and Ethiopia plan to boost cooperation in the nuclear energy sector as Ethiopia wants to increase its capacity to 37,000 MW by 2037 from the current 4,200 MW.
The CEO of Best Buy stated that the company's five-year turnaround was completed and it is set to compete with Amazon.com to prove that the US retail is not a situation of "winner takes all".
The decision of the US President Donald Trump to set tariffs on imports of aluminium and steel is likely to result in a slower than expected budget forecasts, S&P Global Ratings stated.
Saudi Arabia and Britain signed more than $2B worth commercial agreement during Crown Prince's visit to London, a joint statement showed.
Oil prices increased nearly $2, rebounding from the two-day period of declines, as Wall Street surged on solid US job market data, while investors anticipated geopolitical tensions to ease.
The US economy is likely to grow at a 2.5% yearly pace in the Q1, as the wage growth weakened in February, lowering expected investment and consumer spending, the Atlanta Fed stated.
Ri Yong Ho, the North Korean Foreign Minister, is likely to visit Sweden in the very near term, a local newspaper reported, quoting sources.
The largest US residential-solar business Sunrun was seeking about $500M to finance more rooftop-power systems, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Trian sold about $1.1B worth of the firm's holdings in snackmaker Mondelez over the past ten years, as its co-founder Nelson Pelt quitted the board.
Italy's PM Paolo Gentiloni stated that the EU is set to decide at the next meeting on its common position responding to the US decision to set tariffs on aluminium and steel imports.
Lloyd Blankfein was in preparation to step down as the CEO of Goldman Sachs Group at the end of 2018, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Statistics Canada stated that the value of country's building permits surged 5.6% in January, owing to increased construction intentions in Ontario.
Statistics Canada stated that the country's economy added 15.4K jobs in the month of February, while economists anticipated a 20K gain.