According to the recent economists poll of Reuters, Singapore is likely to tighten its monetary policy in October again, although change in policy is expected to be modest.
In 2018, the number of companies which are willing to go public on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong has tripled in comparison with a previous year due to the rapid development of tech companies in the region.
On Friday, Japanese Mizuho Research published a new industrial report for Japan which underlines that the manufacturing output in Japan have recovered only moderately.
On Friday, Japanese Nikkei hit 27-year high because of the dollar boost after the Chairman of the US Federal Reserve claimed that he is not expecting a near-time recession.
On Friday, a top diplomat of China said that the Rohingya problem should not be expanded or "internationalised" as the UN prepares to set up a special body to investigate the Rohingya issue.
On Friday, Samsung Electronics Co Ltd's claimed that its chairman Lee Sang-hoon would continue to serve as a chairman after a recent allegations in sabotaging activities of the labour trade union.
On Thursday, the US Air Force claimed that Boeing Co won $9.2B contract to build a new US Air Force training jet over the life of the whole program.
On Thursday, the Foreign Minister of Iran Mohammad Javad Zarif claimed that India preserves its plans to buy Iranian oil and to continue the economic partnership between two nations.
On Thursday, business groups, such as the US Chamber of Commerce and others, called on the US Appeal Court to not undo the merger deal between AT&T and the TV show and film maker Time Warner.
Petróleo Brasileiro is set to pay $853M fine to settle the US criminal charges over the Brazilian oil company's bribery deals related to the Car Wash probe.
The US President Donald Trump and Rod Rosenstein, the Deputy Attorney General, agreed to postpone their meeting, scheduled for this Thursday, to the next week amid Senate hearing for the Supreme Court nominee.
Hundreds of thousand drivers for the ride-hailing firms Cabify and Uber launched a protest in Spain's capital of Madrid on Thursday against the government's plans to tighten regulations.
Ford Motor has called on the Trump Administration to clear its upcoming trade accords with China, Canada and other countries, as the carmaker seeks making investment deals with a "certainty".
The second-largest truck maker in the world, Volvo, is planning to start selling its electric trucks in North America within the next two years, hoping to launch sales by 2020, it stated on Thursday.
Royal Dutch Shell has entered the talks over acquiring a stake in the Russian gas and oil project from Gazprom, according to three sources with a direct knowledge of the situation.
France's luxury group LVMH acquired a controlling stake in the Parisian fashion house Jean Patou from the UK group Designer Parfums, seeking to relaunch its pret-a-porter line.
On Thursday, the Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau claimed that Canada is planning to participate in NAFTA talks unless an agreement could be achieved despite US President's Trump's allegations.
On Thursday, an alliance Air France-KLM claimed that its newly appointed Chief Executive Officer Benjamin Smith would head the French division of airlines as well for a transitional time period.
On Thursday, Irish low-cost air carrier Ryanair claimed that it is planning to invest $400M in two French airports to set up hubs after the decision of the airline to recognise unions and come back to heavy unionised France.
On Thursday, the aeronautics unit of Lockheed Martin Corp claimed that Harris Corp would provide a core processor for Lockheed's fighter jet F35 which would let to reduce the cost of the device by 75%.
The Iranian Foreign Minister stated on Thursday that India would continue to buy oil from the country, keeping their economic cooperation, right ahead of the US sanctions targeted at Tehran's oil exports.
J.D. Power and LMC Automotive reported on Thursday that the US car sales are seen to plunge 6% to around 1.43M units in September, compared to the last year's same month.
The cryptocurrency giant Bitmain Technologies confirmed it had selected Hong Kong to launch its initial public offering, seeking to use the raised money for R&D development and production output expansion.
The world's third-biggest pizza delivery firm Papa John's International has called on its potential acquirers to submit their offers, according to sources familiar with the situation.