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.
According to the Forsa poll, support for the German SPD Party has declined by 3 points after the party gave their new leaders a mandate to talk to Merkel's conservatives about continuing the coalition.
On Saturday, Iran freed a US student who had been imprisoned in Tehran for over three years, as the Iranian FM Javad Zarif said that the release comes as a prisoner exchange between the two countries.
The US Department of Justice announced on Friday that Sweden's mobile telecoms firm Ericsson would pay more than $1B to resolve its US corruption investigations.
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.
On Saturday, Pope Francis met with Joseph Muscat, the Maltese Prime Minister, ignoring a letter sent by a group of 22 Maltese academics, urging the pope to cancel the meeting.
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.
According to the Forsa poll, support for the German SPD Party has declined by 3 points after the party gave their new leaders a mandate to talk to Merkel's conservatives about continuing the coalition.
The British PM Boris Johnson and the leader of the opposition Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn battled over Brexit on Friday in the final televised debate before the UK general election on December 12.
Apollo Global Management, the private equity firm, is considering a sale of Smart & Final's food warehouse stores, after acquiring the US food retailer in June, saying the business is not lucrative.
Blackstone Group awaits for Unizo Holdings, the Japanese hotel operator, to respond to the asset manager's $1.6B takeover proposal with the deadline set for December 13.
Shares of Saudi Aramco are set to start trading on December 11, after the oil giant priced its IPO at $8.53 per share, raising $25.6B and beating the Alibaba Group's record of $25B raised in 2014.
Amazon.com Inc announced it was planning to open new office in Manhattan, New York in 2021, to house its advertising and consumer teams, adding the new space would accommodate over 1.5K employees.
Sweden's mobile telecoms firm Ericsson is set to pay over $1.0B to resolve its US corruption probes, including the government officials bribing, the US Justice Department said.
The industrial conglomerate 3M is considering to sell the drug delivery systems division in a potential deal worth $1.0B, sending it's shares up around 4% to $171.01.