British voters could be capable of changing the terms of the UK relationships with the EU after Brexit, if they do not accept the final deal, the pro-Brexit Minister Michael Gove stated.
The China's President Xi Jinping urged the country to expand the big data strategy implementation to improve people's lives and better serve the economic and social development.
Russia welcomed cooperation with the US on issues concerning the INF Treaty by way of professional dialogue, the Russia's Foreign Ministry stated.
JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup are not set to support launch of cryptocurrency trades once CME Group and Cboe Global Market starts trading bitcoin futures contracts next week.
PepsiCo Inc announced its decision to finish an association with the NYSE and move the company's listing to the Nasdaq, aiming to connect with investors more efficiently.
The US trade panel's ruling that the softwood lumber industry was harmed by Canada's imports would not be a heavy blow to Canada as the US demand remained sold, a former US diplomat stated.
Venezuela's Foreign Affairs Minister stated that the country has more than $3B blocked in the global financial system amid the US economic sanctions.
The President of Mexico Enrique Pena Nieto has asked the state Senate to broaden the discussion of a security bill that is believed to give the military more powers.
North Korean state media reported on Saturday the UN Political Affairs Chief during his visit to the country showed willingness to ease tensions on the Korean peninsula.
The US President Donald Trump expressed his support for the Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore and urged the state's voters to back him.
According to a source with knowledge on the matter, Apple is in advanced talks to buy the London-based music identification application Shazam.
The US State Department said the country's envoy to North Korea would visit Thailand and Japan next week to discuss ways of putting more pressure on Pyongyang over its missile programme.
Honduras' Liberal Party has made an official request to annul the still-unresolved presidential election results, sending the nation deeper into a political crisis.
On Saturday, the Japanese government extended by around nine months the life of a state-supported fund aimed at innovation promotion.
Data released by the National Bureau of Statistics of China revealed that producer price inflation in the country slowed to four-month low over the course of November.
On Saturday, the Nikkei newspaper reported that Japan was to revise upwards its economic growth outlook for this and next fiscal years.
The National Bureau of Statistics of China reported on Saturday the country's CPI was up 1.7% y/y in November, missing expectations for a 1.8% reading.
The Foreign Ministry of Bulgaria said any revision of the border treaty between Turkey and Greece would not be beneficial for the regional stability.
On Friday, the President of Brazil Michel Temer accepted the resignation of the Minister of Political Affairs, as the Brazilian Social Democratic Party had decided to quit the ruling coalition.
On his Twitter account, the US President Donald Trump wrote that government penalties against the state's third-biggest bank Wells Fargo could be increased.
On Friday, the US Justice Department reported Iberiabank agreed to pay $11.69M to settle allegations of false claims for federal loan guarantees on mortgages submission.
On Friday, the Polish lower house backed alterations to the state's National Judiciary Council as a part of a major court system overhaul in the country.
The White House reported on Friday that the US President Donald Trump's Deputy National Security Adviser Dina Powell is planning to step down early next year.
The University of Michigan December Consumer Sentiment Index worsened for the second consecutive month, dipping to 96.8 points from the upwardly-revised 98.5-point reading recorded in November.