The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told media on Sunday that he remained optimistic about a soon agreement on the new NAFTA deal.
The Kuwait-based property developer Al Mazaya Holding reported on Sunday a 29% plunge in its net profit to $4.47M during the first quarter of 2018.
The US President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping are collaborating in order to help the technology company ZTE to restart its operations.
The Nigerian former Vice President Atiku Abubakar plans to privatise a part of the state-owned oil company Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation if elected the President.
Hundreds of Russians protested on Sunday against the government's decision to block the popular messaging application Telegram.
The US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Sunday that American companies would be allowed to invest in North Korea if it ended its nuclear program.
According to the US National Security Adviser John Bolton, European companies which do business with Iran might face sanctions after the US withdraws from the Iran nuclear deal.
Qualcomm and Google are set to develop a new system on a chip for smartwatches to ensure longer battery life and additional features for health and fitness monitoring.
The US President Donald Trump stated that the Congress must reach a deal to finance the federal government before August break or lawmakers would need to stay in Washington.
ConocoPhillips was authorised by Curacao court to posses nearly $636M in assets, which belonged to Vebezuela's state oil firm PDVSA, amid the 2007 year's nationalisation of the US company's projects.
The Madagascar President has lifted the restrictions that prevented the main opposition candidates from running for the office; a move that caused a political crisis and fatal street demonstrations.
The US Court of Appeal has revived a challenge to Seattle's law that was set to allow Lyft, Uber Technologies or other ride-hailing services' drivers to unionise.
On Sunday, Iran's President Hassan Rouhani stated that Iran would stick to its 2015 nuclear accord if Tehran's interests could be protected, calling the US withdrawal from the deal a "violation of morals".
TPG, the private equity firm, put the British discount retailer Poundworld up for a sale, following received expressions of interest that prompted it to suspend its planned group's restructuring.
The list of Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi appears ahead in the country's Parliamentary election that is followed by the Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr's alliance, according to election commission source.
On Sunday, the Prime Minister of Lebanon Saad al-Hariri replaced his Staff Chief Nader al-Hariri, following the Future Party's loss of over a third of the seats in the Parliamentary elections last week.
Iran's court has sentenced eight militants to death on Sunday for the Islamic State attacks carried out at the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's mausoleum and the Parliament last year that killed almost 20 people.
On Sunday, the Chinese first domestically-built aircraft carrier has left the North-eastern port to launch its sea trials, as part of the country's efforts to modernise its military.
On Saturday, Mahathir Mohamad, Malaysia's Prime Minister has barred his predecessor, the ex-PM Najib Razak, from leaving the country, saying there was enough evidence to investigate his connections to a multi-billion-dollar row.
On Friday, KKCG, the Czech investment group, stated it had submitted an offer to acquire all of the German energy company Innogy's Czech assets.
German employees and unions agreed the inflation-busing wage hike of nearly 6% for more than 800K construction workers, the strongest pay deal this year.
The President of France Emmanuel Macron told the US President Donald Trump in a phone call that he was worried about the situation in the Middle East.
Munchery, the start-up that struggled to deal with competition in the costly food delivery business, announced the closure of operations in three cities and cuts of staff.
Several banks in Mexico experienced big cash withdrawals last weeks after possible cyber-attacks, which infiltrated financial institutions, caused unauthorised transfers of money.