The former leader of Catalonia Carles Puigdemont stated on early Saturday he would stay in Germany while a local court makes a decision whether to extradite him to Spain or not. Nevertheless, he hoped to come back to Belgium eventually.
According to the RIA news agency, the Russian embassy in Britain send a request to the UK Foreign Minister Boris Johnson asking him to meet its envoy Alexander Yakovenko to discuss poisoning of Sergei Skripal in Salisbury.
On Saturday, the leader of the largest Italian party The 5-Star Movement Luigi Di Maio stated that his party will introduce an economic development plan which suggests 1.5% budget deficit.
On Saturday, Philippines anti-trust agency has ordered Uber Technologies Inc to continue domestic operations while it scrutinizes the merger deal between Uber and Grab.
German car manufacturers Daimler and BMW AG are under pressure to diversify the production of SUV vehicles in the US after China has imposed 25% import tax on cars produced in the US, which will hit 270000 vehicles.
On Friday, the US imposed new major sanctions against 21 Russian oligarchs and government officials with close ties to Vladimir Putin along with 12 companies controlled by them.
Afghani security officials stated that Qari Hekmat, an important Islamic State commander who has established a new Islamic State foothold in Afghanistan, was killed in an airstrike.
The central bank of India released a statement, barring banks from having any connections to the virtual cryptocurrency trading, while the central bank of Pakistan claimed that cryptocurrencies are illegal in the country.
On Friday, China called for the European Union to present a united front against the protectionist moves coming out of the US.
The Facebook COO said that if users were against their data being shared with online advertisers they would have to pay.
On Friday, the French President Emmanuel Macron and the Russian President Vladimir Putin discussed the situation in Syria in a phone call, initiated by Paris.
The US President Donald Trump stated on Friday that the World Trade Organisation offered "advantages" to China and was "unfair" to the United States.
On Friday, the US President Donald Trump stated that the World Trade Organisation offered "advantages" to China and was "unfair" to the United States.
The Canadian Foreign Minister stated that Canada, the US and Mexico still had to resolve major issues surrounding the NAFTA, following Trump's call for the quick completion of the renegotiation.
China's government said on Friday that it would "counterattack with great strength" if the US President Donal Trump slaps an additional $100B in tariffs.
Institutional Shareholder Services has advised Wells Fargo & Co to vote on such reforms as reduced ownership threshold and enhanced compensation policy.
A recent poll by Fairfax/Ipos showed on Saturday that 62% of survey participants preferred the current Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to remain in his position.
Facebook Inc has suspended the Canadian company AggregateIQ from accessing its platform following reports on improper handling of users' personal data.
According to the European Commission, around 2.7M Facebook users within the European Union were affected by the data privacy breach.
Japan's technology giant SoftBank used the stake in Alibaba Group, the online retailer, as collateral for its $8B loan provided by a group of at least ten banks, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Nine West Holdings filed for bankruptcy, planning to reorganise some assets and sell others, as too much of debt felled the clothing and shoe business controlled by Sycamore Partners.
Preparations for the meeting between the US President Donald Trump and his counterpart Russia's Vladimir Putin would not be affected by the US sanctions imposed on Russia's businessmen and government officials.
Georgia is likely to increase its GDP growth expectations for the current year, as higher exports and foreign investment inflows would help to support the economy.
Statistics Canada stated that the country's economy created 32.3K positions over the course of March, while economists expected an increase of 18.8K.