Turkey's mobile operator Turkcell is expecting its data consumption and user count to double in the following two-three years, seeking to keep sales growth above the inflation rate.
Nepal is set to elect new Parliament on Sunday with seven assemblies hoping to terminate years of instability in the country after a civil war.
Air forces of the United States and South Korea are set to hold a joint drill in early December, deploying at least six F-22 Raptor jet fighters in the exercise.
On Friday, China announced it would lower import tariffs on food, drugs and apparel, amid its plan to reduce costs and try to stimulate consumer spending domestically.
The German Social Democratic Party is ready to cooperate with other parties over coalition talks and political deadlock resolution to form a stable government.
The ride-hailing service Uber Tech is set to partner with the carmaker Mahindra and Mahindra, as the company seeks to add e-vehicles on its Indian platform.
The Romanian Prime Minister Mihai Tudose criticised the National Bank of Romania for failing to take appropriate measures to stop the weakening of the Leu against the Euro.
The Chinese General Administration of Customs reported on Friday that Russia had maintained its leader position as the country's main oil supplier for the eighth consecutive month.
On Friday, CBS and Dish Network resolved a row over the carriage terms, which would put an end to a blackout that affected around 3M clients across 26 states.
The Chinese police are currently investigating claims of alleged sexual abuse of children at a Beijing kindergarten owned by RYB Education Inc.
On Friday, the Australia-based department store company Myer Holdings said tough conditions would stretch into the Q2, as the firm prepared for a major board shake-up.
Markit reported on Friday its November flash estimate of the Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index for Japan rose to 53.8, topping market expectations.
Peugeot-owner PSA reported that would use an existing eastern Europe Opel site in order to assemble 200K petrol engines.
Accounting firm EY reported on Thursday that it was cooperating with the authorities in Italy in an investigation over the case where one of company's former employees had sold the confidential government information.
The opposition deputies reported on Thursday that a bill that was sponsored by the ruling Law and Justice party in Poland would most probably disrupt the fairness of elections.
Germany Social Democrats are under the growing pressure to stop the country's tendency toward a new election after ruling out a repeat of their outgoing coalition with Angela Merkel.
The EU privacy regulators will hold talks next week on an Uber's massive data breach cover-up, most probably creating a task-force to monitore investigations.
The chief of the Russian General Staff reported on Thursday that Russia's military forces in Syria would likely be substantially reduced and a draw-down could begin before the end of the year 2017.
Fiat Chrysler Automotive India has decided to recall about 1200 Jeep Compass vehicles that have already been sold in India for the replacement of the front passenger air bag.
The Lebanese Prime Minister stated on Thursday that country's political crisis was a wake-up call for inhabitants with different loyalties to put the country ahead of regional problems.
The House of Commons' leader reported on Thursday that the discussions on the Brexit withdrawal bill would start on December 4.
Argentine Navy reported on Thursday that an explosion was detected near the area where a submarine disappeared last week with 44 crew on board.
According to the data released by Statistics Canada, the country's retail sales were up 0.1% in September, missing analysts' expectations for a 1.0% increase.
The ONS reported on Thursday the UK's second estimate GDP came in at 0.4% for the third quarter of 2017, unchanged from the preliminary reading.