On Friday, the data for European business growth was published. The released data was lower than forecast, indicating that the growth in the EU has decreased.
The Swedish Parliament is set to vote in the beginning of December on the Social Democrat Stefan Lofven to become the Prime Minister again to form the new administration.
On Friday, the ruling party of Singapore has appointed Heng Swee Keat, the Finance Minister, to the key leadership post, potentially putting him in the line to become next Prime Minister, after the current leader steps down.
The heads of Daimler, BMW and Volkswagen are set to attend the White House meeting with the President Trump's Administration, despite no formal invitation has been sent yet.
Paolo Savona, the Italian EU Affairs Minister, is thinking over a resignation from his post due to government's decision to challenge the EU budget ruled, according to the Corriere Della Sera daily.
On Friday, Samsung Electronics vowed it would pay compensation to its display factory and local chip workers, suffering from work-related illnesses, by 2028.
Nissan Motor is planning to appoint new chairman during the following two months, hopefully ahead of the company's next board meeting scheduled for December 20, to replace the ousted chairman Carlos Ghosn.
The Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Friday began a tour across the Middle East from visiting the United Arab Emirates.
On Friday, continuous concerns regarding extension of global supply continued to drive to drive crude oil prices down to $53.35 a barrel, thus reaching this year lows.
The Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Wang Shouwen stated on Friday that negotiations between China and the United States must be based on mutually beneficial and equal basis.
According to data released on Friday, an increased cost of gas and electricity caused a little rise of Singapore's core inflation to 1.9% in October compared to 1.8% reported in September.
The State Council of China stated that i is set to take measures to deepen reforms in free trade zones, adding that qualified individuals in them are to be allowed to make investments in overseas securities.
Thanksgiving online sales in the US are expected to reach a record $3.5B, up about 20% from 2017, according to the report from Adobe, which analyses online sales.
Germany's carmaker BMW obtained a ride-hailing services license in the Chinese capital of Sichuan Province and would launch services in the city starting from December.
Chinese air transport enterprises realised nearly $77.14B gross operating revenue in 2017, a 16% year-over-year increase, the CATA stated.
Mike Ashley, the founder of Sports Direct, is set to use an appearance in front of lawmakers in December to request more assistance for the UK struggling retail sector.
Countries belonging to the group of G20 applied 40 new trade limiting regulations between May and October, covering around $481B of trade, the WTO stated.
Mexican consumer price growth cooled more than anticipated over the first half of November, the report from the national statistics agency revealed.
The Central Bank of Greece unveiled a proposal, saying that it could remove bad loans from balance sheets of banks to a single-digit ratio in two or three years, aiming to beat a regulators' deadline.
China's President Xi Jinping is expected to travel to Spain next week for his official visit, which would to focus on tourism and trade.
The EU and Britain agreed a draft deal, setting out a relationship after Brexit, though wrangling with Spain on Gibraltar control must be settled before EU leaders' meeting on Sunday in order to rubber-stamp the pact.
Bruno Le Maire, France's Economy Minister, and his Japan's counterpart Hiroshige Seko have reaffirmed this Thursday their backing for the Nissan-Renault alliance, after Nissan's Chairman Carlos Ghosn had been ousted earlier that day.
On Thursday, the German carrier Lufthansa has dismissed a report that Ulrik Svensson, its Chief Financial Officer, was set to step down, adding the company sought to extend the contract with him.
France and Germany are set to close a deal with Dassault Aviation and Airbus to launch the development of the next-generation fighter jet scheduled for early 2019.