Britain's Foreign Minister Boris Johnson is expected to visit the US for two days and meet the country's Vice President Mike Pence to discuss North Korea, Iran and other issues.
The People's Bank of China launched its settlement and clearing mechanism of the Chinese Yuan in Pakistan for investment activities, bilateral trade, imports and exports.
The Central Bank of Morocco stated that is foreign exchange reserves stood at $24.5B by April end, falling 5% year-over-year.
The credit outlook of France was lifted from stable to positive by Moody's Investors Service, citing government's concentration on fiscal consolidation and economic reform plans.
Australia's government is set to put full attention on plans to diminish taxes and provide relief for below-middle income earners, when it outlines yearly budget next week.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Saturday that Christian Democrats (CDU) must attract more women to the party if it wants to survive.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) stated on Saturday that Egypt needs to conduct more reforms and facilitate private sector growth in order to be part of global expansion that in nearest future might end.
The board of Air France-KLM will gather on May 15 to discuss management transition plan that needs to be adopted because of resignation of the company's CEO Jean-Marc Janaillac.
The CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffet said on Saturday that the United States and China will not act extremely foolishly in defence of their trade interests.
Due to large corporations shunning firearms inventors and firearm upgrade creators, most of them have created their own start-ups.
It was announced on Saturday that the Prime Minister of Israel will meet with the President of Russian Federation on Wednesday.
The heads of the Berkshire Hathaway fund on Saturday revealed that the fund should have pushed for better terms when buying General Electric in 2008.
The Oracle of Omaha on Saturday stated that he sees no problems with the Wells Fargo business and that the CEO will fix previous mistakes.
On Saturday, the global media was shocked that a new monument of Karl Marx was revealed in the city of Trier in Germany.
The heads of the Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffet and Charlie Munger on Saturday were hosting a five hour question and answer session.
The committee, which investigated the collision between Chinese and Iranian freighters, has concluded that both ships are to blame for the disaster.
The Navy of the United States is re-establishing its Second Fleet, which will be once more responsible for the north of the Atlantic.
The leader of the Russian opposition Alexei Navalny and other members of the anti-Kremlin movement were detained on Saturday.
On Saturday, the CEO of Tesla on twitter continued to defend his bad behaviour during the conference call, which occurred earlier this week.
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. on Saturday announced the end of its more than a year-long operating profit fall, while the change of an accounting rule created a net loss.
Vladimir Putin gets criticized right before his inauguration on Saturday, by his opponents saying that they have enough with his autocratic Tsar-like principle.
The President of Iran Hassan Rouhani criticized on Saturday the forbiddance imposed on Telegram by the traditionalist-run judiciary, arguing that such step was the exact opposite of freedom and democracy.
The European Central Bank said on Saturday that the four largest Greek banks could lose up to €15.5B of capital by 2020 in case of realization of negative economic scenario.
According to the AFP, one of Turkish merchant ships has collided with Greek military gunboat, which was participating in NATO drills in Aegean Sea; no casualties or notable damages have been reported so far.