On Sunday, Reuters revealed that Saudi Aramco would not market its IPO in the United States.
Microsoft is set to investigate whether the facial recognition technology's use developed by an Israeli start-up it funded complied with the company's ethics principles.
The Trump administration is set extend a license allowing the US companies to proceed doing business with China's Huawei for two weeks.
Daimler's Beigi Foton Motor, the truck venture partner in China, aimed to sell 200K new energy commercial cars a year by 2025.
Poland's GDP rose 3.9% on a yearly basis in the Q3, after 4.6% increase in the prior quarter, missing estimates, as weaker expansion in industry and construction offset consumer demand.
Rwanda's GDP is expected to expand by 8.5% in 2019 and 8.1% the next year, the governor of the National Bank of Rwanda John Rwangombwa says.
China's private equity funds managed around $1.96T of assets at the end of October, an increase of 2.23% from the prior month, the Asset Management Association of China reports.
The chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Wang Yang and the Chairman of the Omani State Council Yahya bin Mahfoudh al-Mantheri have agreed to improve ties between the two nations.
The share of international assets in total banking assets of Macao declined to 85.4% in the third quarter of the current year, the Monetary Authority of Macao reports.
China has around 7000 ongoing public-private projects with a total value of about $1.28T, a report published by the National Development and Reform Commission shows.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel offered German made electric buses to Delhi to replace existing diesel buses to combat severe air pollution in the capital of India.
On Friday, Volkswagen stated that by 2024 it would invest 60 billion euros in the development of electric and hybrid cars.
During this week, various companies stated in their earnings reports that US consumer demand has been strong during the last quarter.
The European Union on Friday filed a World Trade Organization complaint against Columbia over import duties set on frozen potato fries.
On Friday, Member of ECB's Governing Council Ignazio Visco stated that attempts to reform the European Stability Mechanism could do more harm than good.
The Institute of International Finance on Friday revealed that global debt by the end of 2019 should reach above $255 trillion.
On Friday, Reuters revealed that the Bank of Italy has been gathering data on bad loan repayments. During the past three years, Italian banks have sold off bad loans valued nearly 180 billion Euros.
The Prime Minister of Ireland Leo Varadkar stated on Friday that a free trade deal between the EU and UK could be done by the end of 2020.
On Friday, Apple stated that during the next six years the company expects its annual ad revenues to grow to $11 billion.
During Friday's US trading session, US stock indices hit record high levels. The surge was mainly fuelled by higher than expected earnings reports, which were caused by monetary easing.
Data published on Friday revealed that the economy of Hong Kong has fallen into a recession, as in the last quarter it shrunk by 3.2%.
On Friday, Reuters revealed that the institutional bookbuild of Alibaba's Hong Kong listing has been covered multiple times.
On Friday, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson stated that the Labour promise to nationalize BT's network is a crazed Communist scheme.
The unions of the workers of South African Airlines on Friday began a strike, which would cost the company $3.36 million per day.