The White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said on Friday that President Donald Trump is ready to sign a $1.3 trillion COVID-19 aid bill.
The WAM news agency reported on Saturday that UAE's President Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan has issued a decree abolishing an economic boycott law against Israel.
China's regulatory has granted the green light to BlackRock for setting up the China mutual fund unit, making it the first asset manager that won such an approval.
On Saturday, Reliance Industries announced it had agreed to buy Future Group's retail business in a deal worth $3.38B, including debt.
US consumer spending in July surged by 1.9%, over analysts' expectations, increasing the chances for a strong rebound in the country's Q3 economic growth, according to a Commerce Department's report.
Walmart's advertising revenue could surge, if its bid to acquire TikTok succeeded, turning the company into the online advertising leader, according to some analysts, Reuters reported.
According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the largest Chinese industrial companies continued to recover in July showing 8.1% growth rate.
According to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, the country's car production sector in the first half of the year declined 5.9% to $36.5B.
On Friday, the Shanghai Petroleum and Natural Gas Exchange launched online platform for LNG trading in test mode.
The White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said on Friday that President Donald Trump is ready to sign a $1.3 trillion COVID-19 aid bill.
According to the Sophia University political science professor Koichi Nakano, Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga is likely to become the next Prime Minister of Japan.
According to Kyodo news agency report published on Saturday, the Japanese ruling Liberal Democratic Party would pick Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's replacement around September 15.
Canada has completed the flight tests of Boeing's 737 MAX aircraft, after the jets had been grounded worldwide due to two deadly crashes, and is analysing the results, according to the Transport Ministry.
MGM Resorts International announced to its staff it was set to lay off 18K furloughed workers in the US due to the coronavirus-caused travel curbs that hurt its operations.
TA Hotel Management, the operator of the Trump International Hotel located in Vancouver, filed for bankruptcy earlier this week, as the coronavirus pandemic harmed its financial hardship and revenue.
Triller's executive chairman announced the firm had made a $20B bid with the investment company Centricus Asset Management for the rival TikTok's assets, which China's ByteDance was planning to divest.
The ruling Liberal Democratic Party is expected to choose Shinzo Abe's successor for the post of Japan's Prime Minister on September 15.
According to sources familiar with the matter, Yoshihide Suga, the Chief Cabinet Secretary of the Japanese government, is likely to become the country's next Prime Minister.
Facebook Inc's Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg on Friday responded to critics of inability to delete the milita's page that called to arms in Wisconsin saying it was an operational mistake of the system.
Norwegian-born shipping tycoon John Fredriksen has named Tor Andre Svelland, the head of UK-based hedge fund Svelland Capital, as the CEO of Seatankers Group.
On Friday, Boeing's CEO Dave Calhoun said in a memo that the company is planning to increase black employees in the United States by 20%.
According to a source with knowledge of the matter, Germany's Economy Minister Peter Altmaier is scheduled to revise up its 2020 GDP forecast.
The Bangladeshi Beximco Pharmaceuticals has signed a coronavirus vaccine deal with India's Serum Institute, Beximco said in a statement on Friday.
On Friday, Yum China applied for Hong Kong secondary listing to decrease risks from the US-China trade tensions.