KKR & Co, the US investment powerhouse, announced on Monday it had closed its first infrastructure fund in Asia Pacific at $3.9B.
Tesla is hunting for a new design chief in China, as the company seeks to launch a "full-function" studio in Beijing or Shanghai to design electric vehicles for Chinese customers.
As reported by Korea IT News on Sunday, Apple Inc and Hyundai Motor are set to sign a partnership agreement on self-driving electric vehicles production by March.
On Sunday, Gebran Bassil, the head of Lebanon's Free Patriotic Movement, said that he would not join a new government led by PM-designate Saad Hariri.
On Sunday, Hong Kong Stock Exchange filings showed that JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs would delist about 500 Hong Kong products.
Christine Aschbacher, the Austrian Labour Minister, has resigned following allegations that she allegedly copied at least one-fifth of her university thesis from other sources.
The nationalist party politician Sadyr Japarov on Sunday won the Kyrgyzstan's presidential election.
On Sunday, the Nur Otan, which is the Kazakhstan's ruling party, won the country's lower house election by securing 72% of votes.
On Sunday, Morgan Stanley and Goldman and Sachs stated that the banks are set to delist some of their Hong Kong investment products due to US sanctions.
On Saturday, Amazon.com and Apple Inc have suspended the social network Parler from their Apple Store and Amazon Web Services.
According to analysts, Saudi Arabia's voluntary output cut is expected to boost oil market de-stocking, even as crude oil demand faltered.
Eric Scheidegger, the director of the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs, said that Switzerland's GDP would grow by 3% or 4% in 2021 and 2022.
The disputed President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko stated on Sunday that a constitutional reform of the country would occur by the end of 2021.
On Sunday, Korea IT News revealed that Apple and Hyundai are set to agree upon cooperation in electric car production early this year.
The government of Spain announced on Sunday that it would send supply convoys to the areas hit by the Filomena storm.
On Sunday, the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo lifted US restrictions on talks between US and Taiwanese officials.
On Saturday, an Iranian lawmaker stated that the country would expel UN nuclear inspectors unless US sanctions on the country are lifted by February 21.
The Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Nio on Saturday launched its first car sedan model.
On Sunday, Apple and Amazon revealed that they had suspended the social network Parler from their services.
On Sunday, the Reserve Bank of New Zealand revealed that one of its third-party data systems had been breached.
Nio, the Chinese electric vehicle maker, unveiled the first sedan model ET7, following its rival Tesla launched the sale of its Model Y SUV in the Chinese market.
The US agency NHTSA found no defect in the review of 662K Tesla vehicles, following claims of a sudden unintended acceleration, Reuters reported.
General Motors revealed its new corporate logo, the carmaker's first major change of its logo since 1964, due to launching a new campaign aimed to boost GM's focus on electric cars.
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Nissan Motor, Ford Motor and Toyota Motor stated they would trim vehicle production in January amid a semiconductor chip shortage.