Sanofi France's chief is expecting the coronavirus vaccine to be potentially priced at around 10 euro.
China's exports surged for the third month in succession in August, as the majority of the country's trading partners eased the coronavirus lockdowns, boosting the recovery in the second-largest economy in the world.
On Monday, Samsung Electronics stated it won a $6.64B worth order to provide Verizon with wireless communication solutions in the United States, marking the tech giant's major in the 5G network market.
New Zealand's government has dissolved Parliament on Sunday, as the official start of campaigning for the country's general election began.
The British top Brexit negotiator David Frost said on Sunday that the United Kingdom wouldn't blink first in Brexit trade talks with the EU.
According to the Financial Times report published on Sunday, the US Securities and Exchange Commission is reviewing a whistleblower complain against Rio Tinto over Oyu Tolgoi extension project.
On Sunday, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel faced mounting pressure from Germany's politicians to reconsider the Nord Stream 2 project.
According to the Globe and Mail, the Canadian government decided to prolong rent-relief program made for small businesses to handle the impact of coronavirus.
According to a report published by the SonntagsZeitung, corporate espionage at Credit Suisse could have involved more employees than initially thought.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) stated on Sunday it would examine the statement made by an informant that Rio Tinto knew about problems at its copper mine in Mongolia.
AgBank, one of the largest commercial lenders in China, announced a decline of 10.8% in net income in the first six months of the current year.
The Canadian unemployment rate declined to 10.2% in August, a decline from 10.9% in July, a report published by the Statistics Canada shows.
Sweden plans to inject $1B to help local businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic, data published by the government show.
The tourism sector in the EU contracted 75% in June, compared to February, data published by the EU statistical office Eurostat show.
World trade is expected to decline sharply in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic, a statement published by the World Trade Organization shows.
Bernd Osterloh, the head of Volkswagen's Works Council, stated on Sunday that four-day working week would not be effective in saving jobs and ruled out this option.
The National Reform and Development Commission official Cai Ronghua stated on Sunday that Chinese automakers most probably would have stable revenues and profits despite a decline in production.
Amazon.com Inc took a decision to forbid foreign sales of seeds in the US soil after authorities had identified dangerous species in the packages.
Shunichi Suzuki, one of the senior members of the Japanese ruling Liberal Democratic Party, suggested on Sunday that the country's next Prime Minister could announce early elections shortly after taking the office.
According to a Department of Defense official, the Trump administration is thinking to add the Chinese chipmaker SMIC to the US trade blacklist.
The Argentine Central Bank announced on Friday that Argentina's GDP is likely to decline by 12% this year.
Colombia has opened the Tunel de la Linea, the South American longest tunnel, which is 8.65 km (5.4 miles) long.
According to The Times newspaper report published on Saturday, the EU is demanding a possible veto power on UK's post-Brexit regulations and laws.
According to the Global Times newspaper, China may dump the US Treasuries, as US-China relations worsening over various issues.