According to the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics, China's new home prices rose by 4.8% in August.
Argentina's Economy Minister Martin Guzman announced on Sunday that Argentina is requesting payment pause with the IMF until 2024.
According to the Journal du Dimanche newspaper report, the Chinese Envision Group is looking to construct a new electric vehicle battery factory in France.
Royal Dutch Shell announced on Sunday that it would secure its Gulf of Mexico facilities that are in the path of an upcoming storm.
On Sunday, Reuters reported that two senior executives of Boeing defended the cockpit systems of 737 MAX airplanes.
The government of South Africa announced on Sunday that it expects a seven percent decline of GDP in 2020.
On Sunday, the central bank of Taiwan addressed all traders to restrain from selling the US Dollar against the Taiwanese currency.
The governments of Tanzania and Uganda revealed on Sunday that they had signed an agreement to construct a new oil pipeline
On Sunday, the President of the European Central Bank Christine Lagarde stated that the EU government should take up the burden of economic recovery.
The Dutch Prime Minister Wopke Hoekstra stated on Sunday that Air France-KLM must lower its costs simply to survive the current crisis.
According to the Journal du Dimanche, Chinese Envision is considering building a battery plant in France to supply growing EV market.
The Taiwanese Central Bank on Sunday urged local traders to avoid selling large amounts of the US dollars in one go.
The ECB President Christine Lagarde stated on Sunday that governments of the Euro Zone must increase spending to help the bloc's economy to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
Microsoft is set to launch the Xbox cloud gaming service on Tuesday at the price of $1 for its new users during the first month, hoping to lure casual gamers, in it competition push to overcome the rival Sony.
Mauricio Claver-Carone, the nominee of the US President Donald Trump, was elected to head the Latin American Development Bank starting October 1, Reuters reported.
Japan's Sharp Corp won a network tech patent infringement suit against Daimler, with potential enforcing a sales injunction against the German carmaker.
Beijing is against the potential forced sale of TikTok's operations in the US, saying it would rather prefer to see TikTok closed in the United States.
Tesla is in talks with Canada's miner Giga Metals over its assistance to develop a giant mine that would grant the electric vehicle maker access to the low carbon nickel that Tesla seeks to use in its batteries.
Mexico's labour market added 92.3K formal tax-paying jobs last month, as the country's economy recovers jobs loses from the COVID-19 related slowdown.
The EU deplored the escalated violence in Belarus and is set to impose sanctions over individuals responsible for fraud in elections and crackdowns, top EU diplomat stated.
Greece is set to boost armed forces through the purchase of 18 Rafale fighter jets and four frigates from France and to hire 15K army personnel over the next five years.
Gilead Sciences was nearing a deal to acquire biopharmaceutical firm Immunomedics Inc for more than $20B, the WSJ reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.
The US Federal Aviation Administration is set to launch a training review of the grounded Boeing 737 MAX this Monday in London that can potentially return the planes to service.
SoftBank Group is getting closer to the sale of Arm Holdings, the UK chip designer, to Nvidia Corp in a deal worth over $40B, according to the Wall Street Journal's report published on Saturday.