Top executives at Renault and Nissan Motor tried to reach the deal to reshape companies' global alliance and Renault to decrease 43.4% stake in the firm, in a bid to revive Renault's negotiations with Fiat Chrysler to merge.
Japan's automaker Mazda delivered 17K cars in China in July, declining 17.2% compared with 20.5K cars delivered in the same period in the prior year ago, the company reported.
The US President Donald Trump announced an agreement to sell more America's beef to Europe, while tariffs over European vehicles exports remain a possibility.
Competition regulators of the EU ordered France to recover €8.5M in illegal aid provided to Ryanair at Montpellier airport, as it gave the Irish carrier an inequitable advantage.
Alphabet's Google and Apple have suspended reviewing users' recordings made during interacting with voice assistants globally, as concerns on data privacy mounted.
Exxon Mobil reported a 21% decline in its quarterly profit, the third period in succession of weaker year-on-year results, as significantly higher oil production was offset by weakening chemicals and refining business.
Alphabet's Google is expected to allow rivals to compete over being the default search engine on new devices with Android operating system in Europe, though they will have to pay for this privilege.
The Apple's credit card launched with cooperation with Goldman Sachs is unlikely to allow the cryptocurrencies' purchase with the card, according to a customer agreement reported Goldman's website.
The European Union governments have named Bulgaria's Kristalina Georgieva, as the European candidate to head the International Monetary Fund.
According to analysts from the Bank of America, President Donald Trump's newly proposed tariffs on products made in China is likely to hit Apple's annual earnings.
According to the spokesperson for MTN Nigeria, the telecoms firm has requested the Nigerian tribunal to decide if it should pay corporation tax to the Nigerian tax authority.
On Friday, the United States formally pulled out from the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces Treaty with Russia, after saying that Moscow violated the treaty.
Amazon announced on Friday that it would move the cost of France's digital tax to small business partners and consumers.
Brookfield Asset Management has entered talks to buy 30% stake in Brazil's sanitation firm Brookfield Ambiental, owned by FGTS, the workers severance fund, in a deal that could be potentially valued at $520M, according to sources.
On Friday, the EU governments would try to choose a candidate to head the International Monetary Fund from a list of two names, Bulgaria's Kristalina Georgieva and Netherland's Jeroen Dijsselbloem.
According to the spokesperson for MTN Nigeria, the telecoms firm has requested the Nigerian tribunal to decide if it should pay corporation tax to the Nigerian tax authority.
On Friday, the US Dollar fell 0.63% against the Japanese Yen after the US Labour Department announced that the US economy added 164,000 jobs in July.
On Friday, US stocks hit a one-month low. The decline was attributed to the escalating trade tensions between the United States and China.
According to analysts from the Bank of America, President Donald Trump's newly proposed tariffs on products made in China is likely to hit Apple's annual earnings.
According to the US Labour Department report, the US economy added 164,000 jobs in July, right in line with expectations and the rate of growth over the past quarter.
On Friday, Sprint Corp reported its has lost fewer-than-expected quarterly phone subscribers, 128K users against the 150K reading estimated by analysts, due to the US wireless carrier's plans that helped the company to retain customers.
The London Stock Exchange's $27B worth merger deal will rehabilitate the financial data company Refinitiv's $13.5B debt, sending Refinitiv's bonds prices to their all-time highs on Thursday, after the LSE formally confirmed the acquisition.
On Friday, Campbell Soup has confirmed a sale of its Australian snacks business Arnott's, as well as some of the international operations, to the global investment firm KKR &Co, in a deal valued at $2.2B, amid Campbell's attempts to cut its debt.
On Friday, a decline in global stocks was attributed by financial media to Trump's waged Trade War. Despite that it should be noted that a sell off of global stocks began on Wednesday on the Federal Reserve announcement.