HSBC appointed Greg Guyett and Georges Elhedery as co-directors of the global markets and banking division, which includes the lender's struggling investment banking business, on the back of reshuffle under the interim CEO Noel Quinn.
Lufthansa is set to launch a partial sale of its catering division LSG in the beginning of 2020 as part of its new strategy, as the company seeks to focus on the airline business.
China still has hopes for a trade agreement with the United States to be reached as early as possible, before the new US tariffs on China's imports enter into force at this week-end.
On Monday, France's Sanofi has agreed to acquire Synthorx in an all-cash deal worth about $2.5B, as the company seeks to boost its immuno-oncology pipeline.
According to a survey made by the Japan's Cabinet Office, the Service Sector Sentiment Index in November has increased from 36.7 to 39.4.
According to the Cabinet Office data, the economy of Japan in Q3 has increased by 1.8% instead of preliminary reported 0.2%.
France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Sunday that France is ready to challenge the US President Donald Trump's tariff threat on the international court, notably the World Trade Organization.
On Sunday, UK's biggest supermarket Tesco announced that it had begun the review of its businesses in Malaysia and Thailand for a possible sale.
Liu Shijin, a policy adviser to the Chinese Central Bank, said that the economic growth of China would fall below 6% from 2020 to 2025.
Robert Holzmann, the European Central Bank policymaker, said that he hopes to see the return of positive interest rates by the time his tenure ends.
Data from the Chinese General Administration of Customs showed on Sunday that China imported about 90.65 million tonnes of iron ore in November, down by 2.4% from the previous month.
On Sunday, Edouard Philippe, the French Prime Minister, said that he is determined to take the pension reform to its completion.
According to data, released by the General Administration of Customs, on Sunday showed that China imported about 45.74 million tonnes of crude oil in November.
France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Sunday that France is ready to challenge the US President Donald Trump's tariff threat on the international court, notably the World Trade Organization.
On Sunday, UK's biggest supermarket Tesco announced that it had begun the review of its businesses in Malaysia and Thailand for a possible sale.
According to the NHK public broadcaster report on Sunday, the Japanese market watchdog will most likely recommend fine of $22 million against Nissan Motor over false reporting.
The Chinese customs data showed on Sunday that China's exports declined in November for the fourth straight month.
On Sunday, Hassan Rouhani, the President of Iran, presented the 2020 budget of $38.8 billion to the Parliament, saying that the budget was designed to combat the US sanctions by curbing oil dependence.
According to data, released by the Chinese General Administration of Customs, showed that China's imports of copper, including anode, refined and semi-finished copper hit a 13-month high in November.
A jury in federal court in Los Angeles decided on Friday that Elon Musk, the Tesla and SpaceX CEO, had not defamed the British caver Vernon Unsworth.
On Saturday, China's Political Bureau Member Yang Jiechi told Mike Pompeo, the US Secretary of State that the United States should stop interfering the country's internal affairs.
On Saturday, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, the US Democratic presidential candidate, pledged billions of dollar to fight education disparities if elected.
On Saturday, the office of Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri appealed to friendly countries to help with imports goods.
On Saturday, the Air Transport Licensing Authority of Hong Kong said that it has decided not to suspend Hong Kong Airlines license after the company scrambled for a cash injection.