French President Emmanuel Macron advances self-confidence, drops off public criticism and has circumvented his opponents, but there is national soccer coach job that he wouldn't take.
Internet Gold said on Sunday that it was examining offers to sell portion or every share in B Communications, which gave them control over Bezeq, which is Israel's biggest telecoms group.
The US President Donald Trump landed in Singapore on the last day of the week ahead of a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un about the future of their nuclear arsenal.
The President of Russia Vladimir Putin noted on Sunday that Russia would be happy to host the next G7 summit in Moscow if its members agreed to that.
The newly appointed Economy Minister of Italy Giovanni Tria stated on Sunday that the country will remain in the Euro Zone and take measures to reduce debt levels.
The Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Hsien Loong stated on Sunday that trade turnover could sufficiently increase if the United Nations sanctions are lifted.
The Chinese leader Xi Jinping criticized on Sunday "selfish, shortsighted" trade approaches of certain countries, called world leaders to observe rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and build global economy.
The President of Russia Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation on Sunday with his Ukrainian colleague Petro Poroshenko, in which they discussed the situation in Eastern Ukraine and realization of the Minsk agreements.
The citizens of Switzerland participated in referendum on Sunday to express their opinion on whether to create new financial system, in which commercial banks are not allowed to make money from every loan.
The President of Iran Hassan Rouhani criticized on Saturday unilateral withdrawal of the United States from the Iran nuclear deal and praised Chinese and Russian efforts to save the agreement.
The British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Sunday, she expected that legislators in the House of Commons would adopt negotiated exit laws from the European Union.
Sika, the Swiss chemicals firm, is planning to spend about $1.0B on takeovers in a year, seeking to boost its growth during the following five years, the group's chairman Paul Haelg stated.
The Russian Otkritie bank's management stated on Friday that it is seeking to sell about 20% in 2021, as the bank tries to be attractive for external investor.
Lee Hsien Loong, Singapore's Prime Minister, is set to meet the leaders of North Korea and the United States, Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump, separately during their visit for a summit.
KBA, the German road car regulator, found five illegal defeat devices in Daimler's vehicle engines, according to the Bild am Sonntag newspaper's report on Sunday.
The Chinese President Xi Jinping said China would offer around $4.7B in loans under the framework established by the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation.
Qatar and Sri Lanka have positive prospects in terms of strengthening bilateral cooperation in such sectors as tourism, energy and marine, as said by Doha Bank CEO.
According to the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, trade measures should correspond to the rules of the WTO, as protectionism is not beneficial to any country.
The German rail operator Deutsche Bahn saw an increase in sales and passenger numbers from January to April, boosted by more competitive pricing and improved service quality.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States has approved the bid of China Oceanwide Holdings Group to acquire the local insurer Genworth Financial.
Gucci plans to halve the number of its independent suppliers and increase manufacturing in-house, thus reducing the time between the concept creation and store delivery.
The French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday the joint trade statement of the G7 countries was the first step towards stabilising trade tensions.
Nicola Sturgeon, the leader of the Scottish National Party, urged its party members to focus more on gaining support for Scotland's independence rather than on its timing.
The Abu Dhabi-based investment company Gulf Capital is set to invest $500M in private equity across various sectors in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and UAE within the next two years.