On Saturday, in France the supermarket retailer Casino announced that it will sell six of its shops to its rival company Leclerc.
After 21 people died in a pipeline blast the President of Mexico announced that there will be efforts set up to stop fuel theft.
The Agriculture Minister of the European Union on Saturday revealed that Brexit talks could resume, if the UK would promise to leave the EU customs union.
A Philippine financial services provider Cebuana Lhuillier on Saturday announced that the information of nearly 900,000 clients has been breached and an investigation has begun.
Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom John Major on Saturday advised Theresa May to drop all the red lines that she has set on Brexit to avoid a no-deal departure.
On Saturday, Reuters republished a report by an analyst, which claims that the price of various vegetable oils is set to rise up to $50 to $100 per metric tonne.
On Friday, a court in Malaysia ruled in the favour of the casino Wynn Macau in a $4.2 billion case versus a fund manager that owns the money to the casino.
The Italian economy is likely tgrow less than anticipated in 2019, while production activities were still weak throughout the Q4 of 2018, the Bank of Italy stated.
Tourism, the engine that drives the country's economic growth, went up 7.8% percent in 2018, according to the report by the Cystat.
Negotiators for the USW rejected a proposal by Royal Dutch Shell for the national refinery workers' contract's automatic extension beyond the February 1 expiration date.
More than 9.3K cars under the Peugeot and Citroen brands are expected to be recalled in China starting on January 25 due to brake problems.
The overall rate of Canadian inflation picked up strongly to 2% in December, providing some respite to the Central Bank that was criticised for being too hawkish with the monetary policy.
The US Treasury released final rules for up to 20% tax deduction for the US businesses organised as pass-through entities, under Donald Trump's 2017 overhaul of the country's tax system.
The US online reseller The RealReal was talking to investment banks over the possibility of an IPO later this year, sources familiar with the matter stated.
The Fed Governor Lael Brainard was the latest US central banker to worry publicly over rising risks for the country's economy, suggesting to embrace a pause over hiking interest rates.
ArcelorMitta, the world's biggest steelmaker, is set to build the company's first-ever desalination plant in Brazil to handle water needs at the unit in the eastern state of Espírito Santo,.
The US consumer sentiment dropped in early January to the lowest level in two years, as a partial shutdown of the government and financial market volatility raised fears of a deceleration in the country's economic growth.
Goldman Sachs Asset Management and BlackRock are considering to temporarily move some of its British fund managers to the United States, in case of no-deal Brexit, Reuters reported on Friday.
On Friday, Schlumberger stated it would abandon its application of a stake purchase in the Russian Eurasia Drilling Company, if no approvals were met soon.
Alstom and Siemens' plan to establish Franco-German rail champion is likely to face a veto from the EU antitrust regulators, as it would hurt competition in the railway industry in Europe.
Amundi, the French asset manager, acquired the remaining 51% stake in the financial technology company Anatec, it announced on Friday.
British regulator announced on Friday its verdict on the supermarket operator Sainsbury's takeover of Walmart's Asda would be postponed until April 30 from early March.
Bombardier is on track to solve the problems with its double-decker passenger trains, after trains' buyer Swiss Federal Railways drawn criticism over their reliability, Bombardier's Swiss country chief assured on Friday.
China offered to go on a six-year buying spree to ramp up the US imports, aiming to reconfigure the relation between the countries, sources familiar with the matter said.