The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson stated on Saturday that he wanted to return full border and customs checks on goods coming from the European Union.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission stated on Saturday that it would examine a claim made by the UK Serious Fraud Office (SFO) regarding graft between Airbus and AirAsia.
The US power producer PG&E presented on Friday evening a new version of its bankruptcy plan that pressuposes inter alia a new board of directors.
The Indian government stated on Saturday that it would devote $40B on agriculture and infrastructure support in an attempt to overcome biggest economic deceleration in a decade.
Apple Inc made a decision on Saturday to temporary close all its offices and stores in mainland China amid the outbreak of coronavirus.
According to a source with knowledge of the matter, Bayer AG is in talks to potentially settle the company's Roundup weedkiller lawsuit in the United States.
According to Brazil's official tourism agency, the number of US citizens travelling to Brazil has surged by 39% since the Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro eliminated tourist visa for U.S. nationals.
France's prosecutors announced on Friday that Airbus has agreed to pay UK's Serious Fraud Office and its French and American counterparts $4B to settle a bribery case.
According to a US official, the US Treasury has lifted sanctions the Chinese COSCO shipping Tanker, which the United States accused of transporting Iran's crude oil.
A consortium, led by Canada's billionaire Lawrence Stroll, and the Italian and Kuwaiti private equity groups have agreed to invest 500 million Pounds into the British carmaker, Aston Martin.
According to a source with knowledge of the matter, Bayer AG is in talks to potentially settle the company's Roundup weedkiller lawsuit in the United States.
Shares of Exxon Mobil edged lower by 3% to $62.86 in early trading on Friday after the company announced a 5.2% decline in Q4 profit.
On Friday, the President of France Emmanuel Macron plans to address the French people on the UK exit from the European Union.
The United Kingdom will officially exit from the European Union at 23:00 GMT on Friday, ending its 47 years membership of the world's largest trading bloc.
The President of France Emmanuel Macron plans to address the French people on Friday at 17:15 GMT, on UK's exit from the European Union.
The French largest telecoms company Orange announced it had selected Nokia and Ericsson its 5G network deployment in France, as Huawei Technologies is facing tough political scrutiny in Europe.
On Friday, Brazilian statisticians revealed that the country's jobless rate has declined to 11%, which is the lowest in almost four years.
Exxon Mobil reported quarterly profits on Friday and revealed that the company has experienced a 5.2% profit decline.
On Friday, the United Kingdom was set to officially leave the European Union. The event did not appear to cause a financial market reaction, as volatility remained stable.
United Parcel Service is expanding its efforts to trim delivery costs and emissions by ordering 10K of electric trucks from Britain's Arrival and a test-launch of Waymo's self-driving cars to carry packages.
On Friday, Nintendo Co's CEO Shuntaro Furukawa stated the gaming firm would not launch a new Switch model in 2020, dispelling rumours that it had plans to upgrade the hit-device version.
Shares of Facebook plunged 7% on a report by the social media giant about the slowest quarterly growth in years, tumbled by higher expenses and expected stagnant growth.
MTN Group, the telecommunications company, announced a $1.6B investment in Nigeria, following a resolution of a legal case with Nigeria's government.
Avast, the UK cybersecurity company, will halt the Jumpshot analytics business due to the data privacy scandal, putting hundreds of job positions at risk and deepening a fall in its shares.