China supports Venezuela's efforts to safeguard sovereignty, the Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yi says at a meeting with the Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez.
Imports of metallurgical coal to China surged 30% in August to 9.07M tonnes, a data published by the General Administration of Customs shows.
The tourism sector in Brazil expanded 1.5% in July 2019, compared to the same period the previous year, the National Confederation of Trade, Services and Tourism reports.
China's service trade reached $505B in the first eight months of the current year, a 3% increase from the previous year, the Ministry of Commerce reports.
The economy of Hong Kong is likely to contract in the third quarter of 2019, after a negative growth in the second quarter, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government reports.
The Russian tech giant Yandex is conducting test drives with self-driving cars on the streets of Tel Aviv, a statement published by the company shows.
The International Monetary Fund visits Jordan to review economic developments in the country, a statement published by the IMF shows.
Investment in the manufacturing industry expanded 12% in the first eight months of this year, compared to the same period the prior year, the National Development and Reform Commission reports.
Asia is widely expected to see growth in sustainable investment amid changes in government policies in the last several years, a note published by the Swiss investment bank UBS Group AG shows.
The China Trade Fair Egypt opened in Cairo at the International Convention Center for a sixth consecutive year on Sunday.
The former Ukrainian Prime Minister, Mykola Azarov, stated that Ukraine must start an investigation into Joe Biden's son and his activity in the gas company Burisma Holdings Limited.
Japan's SoftBank Group is seeking its Chief Operating Officer Marcelo Claure's help in the lender's attempts to turn WeWork around, after the company postponed its IPO last week.
Bloomberg announced on Saturday that the United States had no immediate plans to halt listings of Chinese companies on the US stock exchanges, citing an official from US Treasury.
On Sunday, Austrians vote in a snap Parliamentary election where Sebastian Kurz, the Conservative leader, is expected to win, while his potential choice of a coalition partner, with whom he would secure a majority, still remains unclear.
Trump's Administration considers delisting Chinese firms from the US stock exchanges, potentially escalating the US-China trade tensions in a broader effort to limit the US investment in China's companies.
According to the US SEC, Herbalife Nutrition is set to pay $20M in settlement regarding charges that the company made misleading and false statements on its China business operations.
The Bank of Korea reported on Saturday that the export volume index has dropped 5.8% in August, thus marking the fourth straight month of decrease.
The Chinese Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs Han Changfu stated on Friday that the government would continue to stimulate industrial development in order to combat poverty.
The Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Friday supported the efforts made by the Venezuelan government to maintain sovereignty and social stability.
The head of Brazil's Central Bank Roberto Campos reminded on Thursday that economic reforms were vital for the achievement of sustainable growth of the country's economy.
The Chinese Ambassador to India Sun Weidong highlighted on Thursday the importance of the development of relations of two neighbouring countries for the rest of the world.
The US President Donald Trump's special envoy to Ukraine, Kurt Volker, has stepped down from his post on the back of an impeachment investigation of Trump, the State Press reported.
The British Civil Aviation Authority announced that 76 flights were scheduled for Saturday to repatriate 16.7K of people to Britain after the collapse of the world's oldest travel company Thomas Cook.
Aigle Azur, France's budget airline, ceased its activities at midnight on Friday, after the commercial court had rejected financial rescue bids, the French government said in a statement.