Reforms in the Chinese financial sector should strengthen its ability to serve the real economy, the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee Xi Jinping says.
The total spending of visitors in China's Macao Special Administrative Region increased by 13.6% to $8.62B in 2018, compared to the prior year, the SAR's statistics service reports.
The foreign trade of China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region increased 11.6% to $2.08B in January 2019, compared to the same period in 2018, a data released by the Urumqi Customs shows.
The Bank of Valletta expects to resume non-SEPA transfers the next week after a cyber attack which forced to shut down bank's operations a week earlier.
The representatives of Italian and North Macedonian companies held a discussion on possible ways to further increase bilateral trade, the Italian Chamber of Commerce reports.
The US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and his Japanese counterpart Taro Kono reaffirmed their commitment to the full denuclearization of the DPRK during a phone call.
The number of cases related to money laundering in Malta rose by 94% in 2018, compared to the prior year, a report from the Ministry for Home Affairs and National Security Malta shows.
Thousands of jobs have been created in Laos as a result of the China-Laos Railway project, the local authorities in Laos say.
China has issued $476.5B of debt in January to help the timely implementation of major projects across the country, the People's Bank of China reports.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission has approved IPO applications from Sichuan Jinshi Technology Co., a paper product manufacturer, and Jushiri Technologies Inc., a telecom equipment producer.
Saudi Aramco inked a deal on Friday to acquire 9% of China's project Zhejiang Petrochemical during the Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to Beijing, according to the state news outlet SPA.
The former head of Provident Financial made an unsolicited $1.7B worth bid to acquire the struggling British lender, sending its shares up 4.9% on Friday morning.
Ferruccio Ferragamo has denied on Saturday a potential sale of the luxury shoemaker Ferragamo, following speculations about the brand's chairman considering such an option.
Centogene, the German biotech company, is set to launch an initial public offering with the Nasdaq Stock Exchange in New York, scheduled for this year, seeking to attract funds to finance its further expansion.
Switzerland's Sika has an interest to acquire some parts of the construction chemicals business owned by BASF or the entire business, the CEO Paul Schuler stated on Friday.
Evan Williams, the Twitter co-founder, announced on Friday he would step down from the company's board by the end of February, after serving for 12 years as the board's member and CEO.
Andrew Cuomo, the New York governor, ordered state agencies on Friday to launch a probe into Facebook access to personal data via other apps on users' smartphones.
On Friday, Brazil's judge suspended the tie-up negotiations of Boeing and the Brazilian plane maker Embraer, scheduled for February 28; another court injunction that is likely to be appealed by Embraer's shareholders for blocking the tie-up process.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles has set an annual target compensation for its CEO Mike Manley that consists of cash, pay and equity bonuses worth $14M, according to the carmaker's regulatory filing.
Microsoft's employees demanded the tech company on Friday to cancel the $480M worth hardware contract to supply weapons to the US Army.
Intel executives announced that 5G modem chips are unlikely to appear in phones until 2020, increasing possibility the biggest customer, Apple, will be behind rivals in making a device, which uses the faster networks.
The US President Donald Trump stated that he may not or may include China's telecommunications companies ZTE and Huawei in the trade deal negotiated between China and the US.
China agreed to purchase up to $1.2 trillion in the US goods within the current negotiations to cease the trade war between the two countries, CNBC reported.
German business confidence declined markedly the lowest level since 2014, as the worries to the country's management floor kept rising, the Ifo announced.