The Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba's annual Singles' Day shopping blitz yesterday brought the company $23B in the first nine hours.
On Sunday, Evo Morales, the President of Bolivia, agreed to hold fresh elections after the Organization of American States found clear manipulations in last month's presidential election.
E-commerce giant Alibaba would begin its 24-hour shopping mega-event on Monday and is hoping to achieve another record of Single's Day sales.
The UK Finance Minister Sajid Javid warned on Sunday that the Labour Party's government spending program could create financial crisis in less than a year if the party won elections.
According to an opinion poll conducted by GAD3, the Socialists are currently leading Spanish elections, though clear winner is still not determined.
The Chinese car maker Guangzhou Automobile Group (GAC) stated on Saturday that it would allocate more resources into technological innovation and R&D.
Peter Altmaier, the German Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy, stated on Saturday that the country's political system required fundamental reforms.
The head of the Austrian Green Party Werner Kogler stated on Sunday that the party was willing to start negotiations about the creation of a coalition with the ruling conservative party.
On Sunday, an offcial of the United Arab Emirates stated that Iran should negotiate with Gulf countries and world powers to deescalate tensions and revive its economy.
On Sunday, Romanian voters went to the polls to vote in the country's presidential election. The incumbent Klaus Iohannis was expected to win.
On Sunday, the party of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson stated that Labour Party would spend additional 1.2 trillion pounds, if it wins the election.
On Monday, Alibaba Group would start its annual Single's Day sales, which are expected to reach a record sales volume.
On Sunday, Reuters revealed that Goldman Sachs is bound to face an investigation of its Apple Card algorithm.
On Sunday, it was revealed that Saudi Aramco would offer 0.5% of shares to retail investors. After the sale, a lock up of selling shares would be enacted.
According to sources with knowledge of the matter, Saudi Aramco is planning to sell about 0.5% of the state oil firm to retail investors in IPO.
France's AXA, the second-largest European insurer, said on Saturday that it expected to land about $3.1 billion proceeds from the sale of 29% stake of AXA Equitable Holdings.
On Saturday, the Indian Supreme Court awarded the disputed religious land to Hindus in a landmark ruling.
On Saturday, the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics data showed that China's factory prices fell by 1.6% in October.
According to the Le Monde newspaper report, France's EDF energy company said that it would cost about $51 billion to construct six new nuclear reactors.
The French insurer AXA announced on Saturday that it expects to book $3.1 billion from the sale of 29% stake of AXA Equitable Holdings.
The French power utility company EDF has calculated that it would cost the government $51 billion to construct new six nuclear reactors.
On Saturday, the former Finance Minister of China Lou Jiwei stated that the US-China trade war could ease, but conflicts between the countries would continue.
On Saturday, Bloomberg reported that on November 14 representatives of Alibaba are expected to face a committee at the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, which would decide upon a listing of the company's stock.
Reuters revealed on Saturday that Alibaba has appointed JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley and Citigroup to work on a Hong Kong stock listing.