The President of the US on Sunday announced that he would permit a federal government shut down Democrats do not back changes in immigration laws.
As vote counting occurred on Sunday in the Cambodian elections, it was clear that the Prime Minister Hun Sen will remain in his position.
Citizens of Mali on Sunday voted in a poll, which will decide whether the residing President will be given a second term.
On Sunday, as US representatives pushed for a Middle East plan for peace, Saudi Arabian officials assured their allies that they will not back certain issues that favour Israel.
The former dictator of Zimbabwe on Sunday announced that he will vote for the opposition party in the election on Monday.
De Beers is seeking to finalise the purchase of Canada's diamond project Peregrine Diamonds within the next two months, in its first acquisition of upstream diamonds since 2000.
On Sunday, Iraq's Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi dismissed the Electricity Minister amid the unrest triggered by poor public services, such as rampant corruption and power cuts.
According to a poll published on Sunday, a support for the German Chancellor Angela Merkel's Conservatives dropped to its 12-year low to 29%, compared to 33% in September's election.
GVC Holdings, the British betting group, announced this Saturday it was holding advanced talks with the US casino and hotel operator MGM Resorts over a joint venture.
Interactive Brokers Group stated it would raise margin requirements for customers making Tesla bets amid recent volatility in Elon Musk's e-car company shares.
YouTube's Senior Executive announced its video service platform is working on original programing, such as scripted series and others, for the international markets, including Japan, India, Mexico, France and Germany.
International Business Machines has won $83M on Friday from the e-commerce company Groupon in their Internet patent dispute, claiming it had used IBM's patented technology with no authorisation.
Voith, Germany's mechanical engineering conglomerate, is planning to form a rail joint venture with the Chinese rolling stock maker CRRC, the German newspaper Welt am Sonntag reported.
Tyson Foods is in negotiations with the Brazilian firm Marfrig Global Foods to acquire McDonald's US chicken supplier Keystone Foods, sources reported.
Shareholders of Walt Disney and 21st Century Fox approved on Friday Disney's $71B buyout of the Fox television and film assets.
The State Public Service Commission of New York withdrew the approval of the merger deal between Time Warner Cable and Charter Communications clinched in 2016, claiming Charter failed to establish the network for enough houses.
The EU, Canada, South Korea, Mexico and Japan are set to meet in Geneva next week to consider how to respond to the US President Donald Trump's threats to impose tariffs on the US imports of car parts and autos.
Albania registered a year-over-year air passenger increase of 13.4% in the first half of 2018, according to the latest report released by the INSTAT.
Russia's Federation Council passed the bill on raising the value-added tax rate from 18% to 20% at the latest plenary session, which would become effective next year.
Beijing reported that the outstanding mortgage loans grew at the weakest pace in the five-year period, as government curbs contribute to cooling down of the real estate market.
France's food giant Danone lost more than a half of fresh milk market share in Morocco amid the ongoing boycott by consumers, a local media stated.
Germany's carmaker BMW stated that it would raise prices of two US-made crossover SUV in China to take into account the extra cost of tariffs over the US car imports into the Chinese market.
Bank Leumi of Israel on Saturday announced that it will sell its credit card unit to Warburg Pincus for $685 million.
The President of Peru Martin Vizcarra proposed on Saturday that a referendum should be held to stop private funding of political campaigns.