Nissan Motor is set reject management's integration proposal from France's partner Renault and is likely to call for the equal capital relationship.
Malaysian consumer prices were expected to edge higher 0.3% year-on-year in March, rebounding after two months of deflation, a Reuters poll revealed.
Bytedance, the Chinese firm behind short-video platform TikTok, announced plans to launch a music streaming application similar to Spotify.
The Chinese individual income tax reform is expected to boost spending nearly $107.2B, facilitating the country's economic growth.
The ex-Prime Minister of Turkey Ahmet Davutoglu on Monday slammed Erdogan's AK Party, saying that the alliance with the nationalists and policy changes resulted in unsatisfactory performance in local elections.
The US Democratic Senator and presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren stated on Monday that the government should cancel student loan debts and make the higher education cheaper.
The Tasnim news agency, citing a government source, stated on Monday that the US attempt to undermine Irian oil business would fail, as the country was ready for any development of events.
On Monday, the US chain of retail stores Bed Bath & Beyond Inc has selected five new members of the board, thus replacing old directors, including co-founders Leonard Feinstein and Warren Eisenberg.
According to sources familiar with the matter, the United States is expected to stop previously giving indulgences on imports of Iranian oil without facing sanctions.
The Democratic Congressman from Massachusetts and war veteran Seth Moulton has joined the 2020 presidential race, the NBC reported on Monday.
Al Rajhi Bank, the biggest Islamic lender of Saudi Arabia, is set to increase mortgage lending with more affordable housing coming into the market.
Netflix is set to build out the company's marketing operations in New York with the expansion of Manhattan office staffed by production developers, marketers and content executives.
The Chinese electricity consumption grew 7.5% year-over-year in March, reaching the total power use of 573.2B kWh in the reported month, according to the NEA.
Overseas equity of gas and oil output of CNPC grew 10% year-over-year in the first quarter of this year, the Chinese larges gas ang oil producer stated.
The shareholders meeting of Romania's oil and gas company OMV Petrom approved €876.8M investment budget, the firm informed.
Walmart announced plans to open 40 of the company's high-end Sam's Club stores in China by 2020 as it keeps expanding its retail footprint.
Uzbekistan imported vehicles worth $106.4M in the first quarter, almost 2.2 times more than in the Q1 of the last year, Uzbek media reported.
Dubai's economy is anticipated to grow at a stronger pace of 2.1% this year, outpacing the prior year's levels and expanding further 3.8% in 2020.
China's retail sales rose to $1.45B in the March quarter of 2019. a yearly increase of 8%, suggesting that the country's economic downturn was not impacting consumer spending.
Australia's IT spending is expected to reach AU$94B, growing 3% year-over-year in the reported period, the report by Gartner revealed.
Avianca Brasil cancelled more than 1.3K flights, Brazil's media reported, as the bankrupt airline was forced to diminish fleet by more than two-thirds.
China's fixed-asset investment in transport grew 3.3% year-over-year to reach nearly $55.5B in the March quarter, showing a steady growth in the period, official data revealed.
The Cuban government ordered the state-run power system to diminish further electricity generation in a sign that the cash crunch exacerbated by the new US sanctions was taking human and economic toll.
Japan's MUFG is expected to book about $893.34M charge in the fiscal year ended March after the credit card unit stopped new system's development, but is likely keep the full-year profit outlook.