On Friday, RIA news agency reported that the Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak would meet with the Saudi Arabian Energy Minister at the G20 summit to discuss crude oil output reduction.
On Friday, the US President Donald Trump said that trade talks with China are going good, ahead of his bilateral meeting with the Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Italy's Eni SpA has entered talks expand its footprint in the United Arab Emirates and Oman, on the back of the company's plan to establish the asset base in the Gulf, offsetting the reliance on Africa.
On Friday, the European Central Bank rolled out a new payment system that allows banks to settle their payments across Europe instantly, helping them rival with PayPal and other tech titans.
The European antitrust regulators are planning to start a full-scale inquiry into Vodafone's takeover of the Liberty Global assets in the eastern Europe and Germany, in a deal worth $21.8B.
On Friday, Honeywell International stated it would relocate the firm's global corporate headquarters to North Carolina's Charlotte from its current base in New Jersey's Morris Plains.
The British largest retailer Tesco and Germany's automaker Volkswagen have tied up over the electric car charging network in Britain, two companies announced on Friday.
On Friday, Instagram announced it had launched a feature designed for stories to allow the app users select only their "close friends" to share the moments with.
The former employees of General Electric have been questioned by the federal investigators over the legacy insurance business' details that resulted in accounting issues at the company last year.
On Friday, Amazon.com announced it would allow Apple Music on its smart speakers Echo starting December 17, marking soaring collaboration between two tech giants.
The Swedish buyout group EQT has hired Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs to lead its preparations for the planned initial public offering.
VTB bank, the Russian second-biggest lender is still considering to raise its stake in Russia's food retailer Magnit, the bank's First Deputy CEO said in an interview on Friday.
Fosun International is planning to attract up to $548M with its Club Med holiday unit IPO in Hong Kong, seeking to expand its business in China.
On Friday, Hyundai Motor stated it was planning to buy back $228.3M worth of the preferred and common shares, aiming to stabilise prices on its stocks and bolster investor returns.
On Friday, data released in the European Union revealed that inflation in the European Union has slowed down. This supports the decision of the ECB to stop their bond buying program, which is creating more of the Euro in circulation and beating down its value.
As the already ousted CEO of Renault-Nissan remains in jail, the President of France and the Prime Minister of Japan are holding a meeting to discuss the recent scandal associated with the company.
Altice Europe, the telecoms and cable firm, agreed to sell a 49.99% stake in its French fiber optic unit SFR FTTH to several investment funds in a deal worth $2.05B, sending its shares surging.
On Friday, the "Angry Birds" film and mobile games maker, Rovio Entertainment, stated it had bought Finland's strategy game studio PlayRaven, as it sought expansion into the mobile game industry.
On Thursday, the US private equity group Indigo Partners stated it would make an investment into the low-cost airline WOW air, after Icelandair dropped the planned acquisition of the carrier.
The members of G20 nations still struggle for the agreements on the major issues, such as trade, climate change and migration, as the world leaders started arriving in Buenos Aires ahead of the Friday summit.
The US hamburger restaurant chain that owns over 2K restaurants, Jack in the Box, is considering various options, including a potential sale, after the company divested its Qdoba firm earlier this year.
The CEO of Potrugal's biggest listed bank, Millennium bcp, ruled out more merger and acquisition deals, after it had purchased a small Polish lender, as the bank seeks to boost profitability.
SoftBank set its indicative initial public offering price of $13.23 per share, bringing the value of a deal to $21.16B, in one of the largest-ever listings in the world, according to a regulatory filing.
On Thursday, shares in the struggling French drone producer Parrot surged as much as 82% to €3.19, after the company's shareholder, the Seydoux family, made a takeover proposal.