The Co-Founder of CanSino Biologics Qiu Dongxu announced that the company is in talks with Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Russia and Chile to begin a Phase III trial of the coronavirus vaccine.
On Saturday, Celestin Tunda, Congo's Justice Minister, offered his resignation after a judicial reform dispute with the country's president.
A White House spokesperson stated on Friday that the US President Donald J Trump's proposed executive order on dreamers would not include amnesty.
Germany's Economy Minister Peter Altmaier stated on Saturday that the German government would take further public stakes in firms threatened by the COVID-19 crisis.
Chinese EV maker Li Auto Inc, backed by Meituan Dianping, the food delivery major, filed for initial public offering in the US.
Foxconn is set to invest up to $1B to extend a factory in India, where the Taiwanese manufacturer assembles Apple iPhones, two sources revealed.
Prices of existing properties in Spain fell 1.9% year-on-year in the Q2, the first decline since 2017, two real estate portals reported.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles is set to recall about 925K older model cars in the US to replace airbag covers on steering wheels due to 14 possibly related injuries.
The US announced 25% duties over French handbags, cosmetics and other imports valued at $1.3B in response to digital services tax, though would delay the effective date.
The UK government announced that it will invest $51M in developing and helping small nuclear reactor projects.
Louis Dreyfus Company announced on Friday that the current COO Michael Gelchie would succeed Ian Mcintosh as Chief Executive in September.
The Netherlands will ask for guarantees on budget reforms at the European Union recovery fund negotiations, the country's Prime Minister stated on Friday.
According to the Wall Street Journal report published on Friday, American Airlines has threatened to cancel some of the Boeing 737 MAX orders.
Electric car startup company Rivian announced on Friday that it added $2.5B investment, led by T. Rowe Price Investment Management Group.
According to data released by the People's Bank of China on Friday, the Chinese bank lending surged by 22.3% in June.
The CEO of AliExpress Russia Dmitry Sergeev said that the company was targeting a $10 billion annual turnover by 2022-2023.
Italy's gross domestic product will decline by about 9.5% in 2020, the Italian Central Bank announced on Friday.
On Friday, the Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said that private sectors should pay workers higher minimum wage.
Crude oil prices remained stable on Friday, the Brent crude was up by 0.02%, to $42.36 per barrel at 13:38 GMT, while the US West Texas Intermediate crude surged by 0.1%, to $39.66 a barrel.
On Friday, global equity markets edged lower, as concerns over a record surge in coronavirus cases in the United States outweighed improving economic number in the US and Europe.
On Friday, Wall Street's main indexes opened flat, the Dow Jones Industrial declined by 0.06% at the open, while the S&P 500 opened higher by 0.42 points.
The US Federal Reserve purchased an additional $1.33B worth of bonds from Ford Motor, Walt Disney, Apple and other companies as part of the Fed's bond-buying plan.
The major US airline struggles to find funds for the ordered 737 MAX airplanes and menaces to cancel the order if Boeing doesn't aid to secure financing.
AliExpress Russia stated it was estimating its annual turnover to become $10B by 2022-2023, $4B up from analysts' expectations for about $6B now.