Philips, the electrical equipment maker, said on Monday that the US Health Department had cancelled its order for 43K hospital ventilators, prompting the company to trim its 2020 earnings forecast.
On Monday, Nestle announced it had offered $34.50 per share to acquire the remaining 74.4% of Aimmune Therapeutics, the peanut allergy treatment developer, valuing the company at $2.6B.
Berkshire Hathaway has acquired 5% stakes in five biggest Japanese trading firms, the company's Chairman Warren Buffett announced on Sunday.
According to the Kremlin statement, the Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and Russia's President Vladimir Putin are planning to conduct their meeting in Moscow in the coming weeks.
On Sunday, Qatar announced changes to its labour law and raised the country's minimum wage to $274.6.
UAE's Minister of State Mariam Al Mheiri and the Israeli Agriculture Minister Alon Schuster discussed cooperation on food and water security in a telephone call on Friday, the UAE announced on Sunday.
China's top securities watchdog has approved the Japanese Daiwa Securities Group to set up the venture that is 51% owned by Japan's brokerage and investment bank.
Wizz Air said it would cut weekly flights to Hungary from September 7, after the Hungarian government announced on Friday that it would close its borders to foreigners from September 1.
On Sunday, Qatar announced a new minimum wage of $274.6 and lifted the restriction on changing jobs.
The Telegraph and the Sunday Times reported on Sunday that Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak is planning a sweeping tax increase.
According to Kyodo news agency, citing an unnamed source, Japan's top government spokesman Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga would join the race to replace Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
On Sunday, the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that it was possible to finalize an EU-China investment agreement before the end of this year.
The University and College Union general secretary Jo Grady said in a statement that UK's universities should abandon plans to resume in September.
The Kremlin said in a statement on Sunday that the Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and the Russian President Vladimir Putin have agreed to hold a meeting in Moscow in coming weeks.
According to the NHK report published on Sunday, Shinjiro Koizumi, the Japanese Environment Minister, has decided not to succeed Shinzo Abe as Japan's Prime Minister.
Huawei Technologies, the Chinese telecoms equipment developer, has shifted its focus to the budding cloud business that still has the access to the US chips despite imposed sanctions against the group.
The Japanese ruling Liberal Democratic Party will pick Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's replacement around September 15, Kyodo news agency reported on Saturday.
According to sources familiar with the matter, Japan's top government spokesman Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga is likely to become the next Prime Minister of Japan.
The White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said on Friday that President Donald Trump is ready to sign a $1.3 trillion COVID-19 aid bill.
The WAM news agency reported on Saturday that UAE's President Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan has issued a decree abolishing an economic boycott law against Israel.
China's regulatory has granted the green light to BlackRock for setting up the China mutual fund unit, making it the first asset manager that won such an approval.
On Saturday, Reliance Industries announced it had agreed to buy Future Group's retail business in a deal worth $3.38B, including debt.
US consumer spending in July surged by 1.9%, over analysts' expectations, increasing the chances for a strong rebound in the country's Q3 economic growth, according to a Commerce Department's report.
Walmart's advertising revenue could surge, if its bid to acquire TikTok succeeded, turning the company into the online advertising leader, according to some analysts, Reuters reported.