Volkswagen's Chief Executive Officer Herbert Diess expects self-driving cars to be ready on the market from 2025-2030.
The Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation expects inflation to reach 4.8% in 2020, compared to the prior year, official data show.
US exports of military equipment to foreign countries increased 2.8% to $175B in the latest fiscal year, data published by the US State Department show.
The economy of Gambia is expected to contract 1.5% in 2020 from a prior estimate of 6.5% growth, the Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs reports.
The economy of Argentina is expected to contract 10.9% in 2020, an improvement from a previous estimate of 11.6%, data published by the Central Bank of Argentina show.
FTSE Russell, a British provider of stock market indices, will remove eight Chinese companies from its products after a US order to restrict the trading of their shares.
Lufthansa is expected to cut 29,000 employees by the end of the year and another 10,000 employees the next year, data published by the Bild am Sonntag newspaper show.
According to the IRNA news agency, Iranian government was ready to sell its oil abroad at full capacity in case the new US President would ease sanctions.
Herbert Diess, VW's Chief Executive Officer, stated on Sunday that self-driving cars most probably would appear on the market in 2025-2030.
On Sunday, the EU and UK representatives once again met in Brussels to negotiate trade agreement as a transition agreement expires on December 31.
Kia Motors will recall 295K US vehicles of some 2012-2015 models, including Sorento, Optima Hybrid and Forte, due to engine fire risks.
Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos-owned space company, is set to send the first woman to the surface of the Moon, the billionaire announced.
JD.com, the Chinese e-commerce giant, has become the first online platform in its home country to accept China's digital currency, the company stated earlier this weekend.
Lufthansa is planning to cut 29K jobs by the current year's end and shed 10K more staff in Germany in 2021 due to negative impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
On Saturday, Kia Motors announced that the company would recall 295,000 vehicles in the United States due to fire risks.
On Sunday, it was revealed that Hershey had struck a deal with Ivory Coast countries to address cocoa farmer poverty.
On Sunday, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson and the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen continued trade talks.
On Saturday, the CEO of Amazon Jeff Bezos stated that Blue Origin would take the first woman to the surface of the moon.
The index provider FTSE Russell announced on Friday that it would delete eight Chinese companies from its products.
On Saturday, the Argentinian CIARA oilseed crushing companies accused strikers of threatening the country's competitiveness, as strikes continued.
The leaders of the United Kingdom and the European Union announced on Saturday that they would make an attempt to create a breakthrough in trade talks.
On Saturday, the government of Ethiopia stated that it had neutralized most of rebel commanders and the war in Tigray should soon end.
On Saturday, the government of India failed to negotiate with farmers to break a deadlock that was caused by reforms.
The Chinese ambassador to the United States Cui Tiankai stated that China and the US should proceed in relations with good will.