Canada's biggest airline Air Canada lifted the value of its bid to acquire Transat AT, the Canadian tour operator, to about C$720M, or C$18 for a share, both companies stated in a statement.
Goldman Sachs stated that fears of the US-China trade war leds to a recession were increasing and that they no longer expect a trade deal between two countries before the US presidential election.
A total of 18.7K units of new personal vehicles were sold in Ireland last month, down 9.7% compared with the same period of last year, the latest report from the CSO revealed.
Björn Rosengren, the CEO and President of Swedish equipment producer Sandvik AB, has decided to leave the company next February.
According to Brazilian media, Germany has decided to cancel a $39M transfer to Brazil aimed at helping fight deforestation.
On Sunday, BlackRock's Long Term Private Capital fund has completed acquisition of a $875M stake in Authentic Brands Group, thus becoming the company's largest shareholder.
The White House National Security Adviser John Bolton stated on Sunday that he would try to persuade Britain to be tougher on China and Iran.
Hyundai Motor Co stated on Sunday that it would recall 400,377 Tucson models from Chinese market due to upgrade programs responsible for engine control.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission on Sunday has given approval to Chengdu Tangyuan Electric and Nanhua Futures for the initial public offering (IPO).
On Sunday, Chinese authorities have allowed private equity products funded by foreign entities to invest in the stock market of Hong Kong.
According to Chinese officials, Ford Motors would build an R&D centre and operations centre in the city of Nanjing, eastern China.
According to statistics, last week the RMB gold futures showed the highest price growth in eight years, closing on Friday at ¥345.9 a gram.
According to the data published by Baker Hughes, the number of used drilling rigs in the US has decreased by eight last week, reaching 934 in total.
According to the Sunday Telegraph, the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will meet the leader of Irish Fine Gael Leo Varadkar to discuss Brexit and the situation in North Ireland.
On Sunday, tens of thousands of Argentinians went to polling stations to elect a new president, which most likely would be either Mauricio Macri or his opponent Alberto Fernandez.
The Director-General of the People's Bank of China's International Department Zhu Ju stated on Sunday that the increased volatility of the country's national currency represented market reaction to the escalating US trade frictions.
SDIC Power Holdings, the Chinese state-backed energy company, has received approval from government regulator to issue 10% of the company's share on the London Stock Exchange.
On Saturday, Beijing urged the UK to back off from China's internal affairs after Dominic Raab, the British Foreign Secretary, asked for an independent probe into the recent protests in Hong Kong.
Matteo Salvini, the leader of Italy's League Party, said on Saturday that leaving the Eurozone single currency bloc was not an option on the table.
On Saturday, the US President Donald Trump said that the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was ready to restart talks on missile and nuclear programs as soon as the US-South Korea joint drills end.
Jean-Claude Juncker, the outgoing President of the European Commission, said that a no Brexit deal would hurt the United Kingdom more than the European Union.
Lebanon's Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh is one the world's best central bank governors for a fourth consecutive time, the US based Global Finance magazine reports.
The World Bank holds one of the largest portfolios in Nigeria among other countries in the African region with a total value of $11B, a senior bank official says.
Beijing taxpayers saved more than $14.18B in the first six months of the current year after China introduced fee reductions and tax cuts, local authorities report.