On Friday, the Chinese firm Touchstone Capital Partners announced that it will invest fifteen billion EUR in the building of a rail tunnel between Helsinki and Tallinn.
On Friday, Airbus shares plunged 1.7% on a report of the European planemaker's weak order figures.
Uber had to pay about $2.6M to settle the Dutch case, as the company offered taxi service with no licence in the country in 2014-2015, the Netherlands authorities stated on Friday.
Yamana Gold has tied up with other miners, Goldcorp and Glencore, to develop Yamana's Agua Rica copper and gold mine in Argentina by using facilities and infrastructure of the all firms' existing venture.
Cable operator Altice USA is considering possible options for the Lightpath fiber division, including a sale to large corporations, which could potentially value the company at $3.0B, sources reported.
The engineering and construction firm known for building subways and airports, The Parsons Corporation, filed for the US initial public offering that could value the firm at around $3.0B.
On Thursday, one of the largest hedge funds in the world, Citadel, announced it would close its Aptigon Capital stock unit after two years it had launched the equities division, while its CEO Eric Felder was set to leave the company.
Chief Executives of Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank revived their talks about a potential merger deal of the Germany's two largest lenders, according to a Focus magazine report seen on Friday.
Airbnb, the home-renting company, stated it had acquired an app for finding discounted hotel rooms, HotelTonight, for an undisclosed amount, amid the company's expansion into the hotel-booking business to lure more travellers.
On Thursday, the US special envoy for Venezuela Elliott Abrams threatened to impose sanctions on banks and other financial institutions working with Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro.
According to report revealed by the General Administration of Customs, China's imports of iron ore in February dropped to 83.08M tonnes, thus hitting the 10 month low.
The China's General Administration of Customs reported on Friday that the country's exports in February hit the three year low, thus reflecting the gradual slowdown of the world's second economy.
According to data released by the General Administration of Customs, in February China imported only 17.6M tonnes of coal, compared to the 33.50M tonnes in January.
India is set to keep buying Iran's oil at the current 300K bpd level, as it negotiated with Washington over extending the waiver of the US sanctions past early May, two sources said.
The Japanese economy expanded faster than estimated in the Q4, as capital expenditure recovered quickly from natural disasters in the prior quarter.
The average house price in the UK increased to $311T in February, a 5.9% increase from January, the mortgage lender Halifax reports.
The Bulgarian gross domestic product expanded 3.1% in 2018, compared to the year 2017, the National Statistical Institute reports.
The Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan met with the Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to discuss cooperation between the two countries.
The European Union and Mozambique signed agreements worth $240M to support trade in the southeast African country, the Mozambican foreign minister Jose Pacheco reports.
Tunisia plans to establish new free trade zone in the southeastern Medenine province, the Tunisian Minister of Commerce Omar El Bahi reports.
The German economic production stagnated in the fourth quarter of 2018 after declining 0.2% in the third quarter, the Halle Institute for Economic Research reports.
Germany's overall economic output stagnated in the December quarter of the last year after dropping 0.2% over the prior quarter, the IWH revealed.
The British average house prices grew to about $311K in February, 5.9% higher than January, according to data published by Halifax.
The European Central Bank cut its inflation and growth forecasts for this year and lowered those for the following 2020 and 2021, acknowledging that slowdown in Europe was deeper and longer than earlier thought.