Scandinavia's airline SAS cancelled at least 1.2K flights on Monday and Tuesday, as pilots' strike disrupting passengers' travel plans entered the third day on Sunday.
The US President Donald Trump stated that Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told him that Japan is investing $40B in new car plants in the United States.
China's courier major SF Holding saw a 16.68% yearly growth in revenues totalling $3.57B from the company's express delivery business in the Q1.
Apple rolled out its new features designed to limit and track screen time and started to limit or remove some of third-party applications, which monitor screen time.
3M, the Scotch tape and Post-It notes maker, announced that it was cutting 2K jobs over the world amid weak sales during the last quarter and darkening outlook.
Russia's corporate profits increased strongly year-over-year in the beginning of 2019, raising to $38B in February, the latest data revealed.
Iran traded 4.49M tons of $2.66b worth non-oil commodities with countries of Eastern Europe over the 11 months to February, the report showed.
CITS, the Chinese leading tour operator, reported that its business revenue grew 66.21% to nearly $6.98B in the year of 2018, while net profit rose 22.29% from the prior year.
Santos, the Australian independent gas producer, reported record-high production in the Q1 and the second-biggest quarterly revenue of $1.02B.
Image-sharing platform Pinterest is expected to launch on the NYSE, with 75K shares to be offered in the company's initial public offering.
Ayala Corporation and its affiliates announced plans to establish a new venture capital fund of at least $150M, which would be invested globally in innovations and new technologies.
Canada stated that it is set enact special tariffs to protect Canada's steel workers' jobs in the front of foreign steel, which is dumped on Canada's market.
Chevron reported earnings of $2.6B in the first quarter, down from $3.6B the same period last year, while its worldwide oil-equivalent production grew 7% on a yearly basis.
Subaru opened its assembly plant in Thailand to produce cars for both domestic and foreign markets, aiming to reach 100K units per year maximum capacity.
Taiwan kept seeing signs of sluggish economic growth in March, as uncertainty continued to weight on the country's economic outlook, the latest reports showed.
According to the state news agency, Sudan has signed a $200m loan deal from the Arabic Fund for Economic and Social Development.
On Saturday, the President of China Xi Jinping praised deals worth over $64 billion signed during the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative this week.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin said on Saturday that he hoped crude oil exports from Iran would continue, despite the US attempts to stop them.
According to a poll released on Saturday, support for Scotland secession from the United Kingdom had risen to 49%, its highest level in the last four years.
On Saturday, Russia's President Vladimir Putin said that Russia may offer its passports to all Ukrainians citizens.
Tayyip Erdogan, the President of Turkey, said on Saturday that he would confront oppositions inside his own ruling party, weeks after he lost the election in Ankara and Istanbul.
Newmont Goldcorp, the world's biggest gold producer, reported better-than-anticipated March-quarter headline earnings, as lower costs and higher production helped to offset lower prices of metal.
Major steel manufacturers in China reported sharp falls in the first quarter's profit, as declining prices of steel eroded profit margins.
Revenues of Russia's internet group Yandex totalled RUB 37.28B in the March of this year, up 40% year-over-year, while net income amounted to RUB 3.12B.