Shares of Toshiba dropped nearly 5%, after the company announced that it plans to raise $5.4B from new shares' sale in a crucial step allowing to remain publicly traded.
Japanese exports marked a 14% yearly increase in October, after a 14.1% gain in the prior month, suggesting the country's economic recovery would continue in the Q4.
Goldman Sachs stated that it anticipated the tight US job market and normal inflation prospective to lead the Fed to make four interest rate increases next year.
Israel has covert contacts with Saudi Arabia amid concerns over Iran, the Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz says.
The Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has not announced resignation in the much anticipated televised address to the nation.
Nearly 70 countries and organizations agreed to participate in the International Horticulture Exhibition 2019 in Beijing, the organizing committee says.
A US guided missile destroyer collided with a Japanese commercial tug boat in Sagami Bay but sustained minimal damage, local media reports.
The National Development and Reform Commission approved 16 fixed-asset investment projects with total investment of around $10B in October.
Russia, Turkey and Iran plan to discuss the Syrian conflict on Wednesday at Vladimir Putin's official residence in the coastal city of Sochi.
Arab countries should unite and confront Iran over its alleged support of military organizations in the region, the Bahraini Foreign Minister Khalid bin Ahmed Al Khalifa says.
The Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe plans to make a live TV appearance later tonight, a state television reports.
The European Union decided to cut Turkey's funding due to the "deteriorating situation in relation to democracy, rule of law and human rights".
The Asian Development Bank loaned $260M to the government of Bangladesh to sustain and improve infrastructure in the region.
The tensions in the eastern Ukraine will worsen should the United States decide to deliver weapons to Ukrainian government troops, a senior Russian lawmaker says.
The billionaire conservative Sebastian Pinera is likely to win presidential elections in Chili, succeeding the President Michelle Bachelet.
The Syrian army and its allies took control over Albu Kamal, the last significant Islamic State's stronghold in Syria, a regional military news service says.
The Turkish capital Ankara banned the public showing of materials related to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) issues.
Britain plans to submit proposals on how to leave the European Union before the EU summit in December, the finance minister Philip Hammond says.
Zimbabwe's ruling party on Sunday asked 93-year-old Robert Mugabe to quit as president or face impeachment.
Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, is to be questioned by police on Sunday over two alleged cases of corruption for the second time this month.
Provincial police spokesman reported on Sunday that during the clashes in the Western Farah province 14 people had die, including six police officers and eight militants.
Hun Sen, the Cambodian Prime Minister, told the US to cut aid to Colombia on Sunday after the country announced about the end of funding for a general election.
Saudi Arabia is going to hold an emergency meeting with other Arab foreign ministers in Cairo in order to discuss Iran and its Lebanese Shi‘ite ally Hezbollah.
The Defence Ministry of Argentina reported on Sunday that the missing vessel probably tried to communicate through a satellite while an international search mission was taking place in the stormy South Atlantic.