The Japanese car maker Nissan Motor Co Ltd stated on Friday that the report published by the Nikkei about reduction of the company's production was entirely incorrect and that the corresponding claim has already been filed.
The Finance Minister of Thailand Apisak Tantivorawong stated on Friday that the government planned to allocate $630M for economic growth, namely tourism, consumption and assistance to people with low income.
One of the senior North Korean diplomats Kwon Jong Gun called the United States to replace Secretary of State Mike Pompeo as a top negotiator by "someone more mature".
According to a report published by The Information, the joint venture Huaxintong Semiconductor (HXT) started in 2016 by Qualcomm and the Guizhou province would be closed by the end of April.
According to media reports, James Cohen is planning to acquire the National Enquirer from American Media Inc (AMI) for $100M.
The Director of the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy of South Korea Park Jae-young stated on Friday that by 2040, the government plans to receive 35% of energy from renewable sources.
Jose Munoz, the former Carlos Ghosn's ally, has been appointed on Friday as Hyundai Motor Co's Americas chief and global chief operating officer (COO).
On Friday, the Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso reconfirmed the government's plan to increase sales tax in October.
Nintendo shares jumped 13% on Friday, after Tencent won the key approval to start selling Nintendo's Switch console in China, the world's biggest games market.
More than 60% of Japanese companies want authorities to proceed with the sales tax increase in October, thought feel that extra government spending is necessary to cushion the blow over the economy.
Uzbekistan's turnover of foreign trade was about $9.4B and increased 27% compared with the same period of 2018, according to the report of the country's statistics committee.
Nissan Motor is set to cut global production about 15% for the current FY ending March 2020, as the company shifts away from the aggressive growth campaign promoted by former Chairman.
The Natural Resources Ministry of Canada stated on Thursday that the new deadline for a decision to be made on the extension of the Trans Mountain pipeline was set for June 18.
The US House of Representatives Majority Leader Steny Hoyer stated on Thursday that attempts to impeach the country's President Donald Trump would be irrational in light of the upcoming 2020 presidential elections.
According to sources familiar with the matter, the Hudson News CEO James Cohen is expected to acquire American Media Inc's National Enquirer for $100M.
The US International Trade Commission stated on Thursday that renegotiated NAFTA trade deal to certain extent would boost the country's economy, though it might decrease national vehicle production.
According to the White House, the renegotiated North American trade deal (NAFTA) is expected to create 76K new jobs in the automobile sector in the upcoming five years.
Despite a report about the decrease of Saudi Arabia's crude exports, the price of oil futures on Thursday did not change significantly, fluctuating around $63.66 a barrel.
On Thursday, Ukraine's court ruled that the nationalisation of PrivatBank was illegal. However, the Ukrainian Finance Minister said it would appeal the ruling.
On Thursday, Diego Della Valle, the owner and CEO of Italy's luxury group Tod's, said that the company's e-commerce sales increased by a double digit.
According to data released by the US Commerce Department, the numbers of Americans applying for unemployment benefits, dropped to its lowest level in almost 50 years.
On Thursday, the US Commerce Department said that retail sales increased by 1.6% in March. The biggest gain in more than eighteen months.
Wall Street edged higher on Thursday, boosted by a better-than-expected rise in the US retail sales, as data showed that the US economic growth picked up in the first quarter.
On Thursday, shares of Jet Airways Ltd edged lower, as investors had doubts if the grounded airline would take to the sky again.