According to the Ireland High Court's documents, Facebook doubted continuation of its operations in the European Union if regulator frozen its data transfer.
Xavier Bertrand, the head of the French Hauts-de-France region, stated on Sunday that the government must invest funds in a Bridgestone tyre plant to save it from closure.
According to the Financial Times, the European Union was working on a plan that would give the bloc necessary powers to penalize multinational tech companies when needed.
TikTok's owner, Chinese company ByteDance, stated on Sunday that the app value is close to $60B.
Germany is set to relax insolvency rules to help prevent a wave of bankruptcies in the economy, provided companies hit by the crisis have a strong business model.
Walmart and Oracle issued a common statement acknowledging earlier reporting on their deal with ByteDance to acquire 20% of TikTok Global business.
The US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo hailed Colombia's stance against the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and promised that the US would continue to help Colombia fight drug trafficking.
According to court documents, TikTok and ByteDance filed a complaint in the Washington federal court challenging the recent ban by the US Commerce Department.
On Saturday, Neil Ferguson, a professor of epidemiology, said that the United Kingdom would need to introduce a second national lockdown to curb the spread of coronavirus.
The leader of the Lebanese Free Patriotic Movement has offered a proposal to resolve the dispute over a new cabinet.
According to the Financial Times report published on Saturday, Rolls-Royce Holdings is planning to raise about $3.2B from investors.
The US President Donald Trump stated on Saturday that he would appoint new Supreme Court judge "without delay".
The UK Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc stated on Saturday that it would raise up to $3.2B in an attempt to strengthen its balance sheet.
The Chinese natural gas output increased 3.7% to 14.2B cubic meters the previous month, data published by the National Bureau of Statistics show.
Retail sales in Britain increased for the fourth consecutive month in August, data published by the Office for National Statistics show.
The Central Bank of Russia kept the key lending rate unchanged at 4.25% despite increased uncertainty related to the ongoing pandemic, a statement published by the bank shows.
Wholesale sales in Canada increased 4.3% to a record high of $49B in July, compared to the same period the prior year, the Statistics Canada reports.
Crude oil output in China increased 2.3% to 16.65M tonnes in August, compared to the same period the prior year, data published by the National Bureau of Statistics show.
The Chinese leader Xi Jinping noted on Saturday that the country's economy proved to be flexible amid various external risks and pressure.
The Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated on Saturday that the government had decided to prolong the moratorium on credit repayments for some households until the middle of next year.
Starting from Sunday, Chinese WeChat and TikTok will be prohibited from downloading by Americans based on the US Commerce Department decision.
According to court documents, ByteDance Ltd. filed a complaint against the ban imposed on its mobile app, TikTok, by the US Commerce Department.
LVMH submitted its takeover of Tiffany for EU approval, seeking to counter accusations that the company intentionally stalled antitrust proceedings.
Ericsson agreed to buy Cradlepoint, the US-based wireless networking firm, in a $1.1B deal within its plans to expand 5G-related products for business customers.