The UK Prime Minister Theresa May plans to speak to all European Union heads and the EU Commission Chief in a bid for Brexit agreement changes.
Qatar intends to attract more sports firms to the Gulf state in a bid to develop a $20B sports sector before the World Cup in 2022, a senior official stated.
Olaf Scholz, the Finance Minister of Germany, announced plans to expand tax incentives for companies' electric vehicles, within the government's latest bid to strengthen demand for clean vehicles.
The US toy industry is set to discuss strategies for growth in China and Brazil, two of the most populous countries, the press release showed.
China National Petroleum Corporation, the world's third-largest oil company, announced plans to build 23 new facilities for gas storage and expand ten existing by 2030, the company stated.
Russian lender Gazprombank announced its decision to freeze the accounts of Venezuela's oil firm PDVSA and halted transactions with the company to diminish the risk of the bank falling under the US sanctions.
PepsiCo anticipated a surprise decline in full-year profit, as the firm spent heavily on developing new products and marketing, aiming to claw back market share from Coca-Cola.
On Sunday, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) announced that it had concluded arms deals worth $1.1B with various international companies.
The President of Iran, Hassan Rouhani stated on Sunday that his government was ready for normalization of relations with the Gulf states in light of increasing pressure from the US and Israel.
According to a report published by the Welt am Sonntag, over the last six months Germany experienced 157 hacker assaults on critical infrastructure.
According to sources familiar with the matter, Russia's Gazprombank, has frozen accounts of Venezuelan PDVSA in order to avoid being included in the US sanction list.
The Senior Vice President of Airbus Katherine Bennett stated on Sunday that the company would be forced to make unpleasant decisions about future investments if Britain withdrew from the EU without a deal.
On Sunday, the French Naval Group and Saudi Arabian Military Industries have agreed to create a joint venture in order to develop naval systems.
One of the world leading audit firms KPMG stated on Sunday that businesses were actively testing their readiness for Brexit to make sure that they have enough resources in case no deal would be signed in the upcoming 40 days.
The Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is expected to land in Pakistan on Sunday and sign investment deals worth $10B.
China increased the country's gold reserves for the second month in succession to 59.94M ounces in January, the latest report from the People's Bank of China revealed.
Chrysler is expected to recall more than 26K imported vehicles from China's market due to faulty gas generators, the Chinese top quality supervisor stated.
The US online retailing major Amazon led a $700M funding round for Rivian Automotive the electric truck startup, the company stated.
Apple acquired Pullstring, the AI startup based in San Francisco, which helps companies design voice-based applications leveraging voice assistants, including Google Assistant and Alexa.
Starbucks is expected to launch the first featured Italian-food cafe in China, highlighting Italian drinks and dishes, the company stated.
Gross domestic product of the Czech Republic rose 3.0% year-over-year in 2018, according to latest statistics from the CZSO.
Royal Dutch Shell is expected to spend $54.6B on announced and planned upstream projects starting from 2019 to 2025, according to the report by Global Data.
India's second-largest IT services company Infosys announced the launch of InfyTQ, a digital platform to provide learning and engagement experiences to the country's engineering students.
The visa-free regime between Uruguay and Ukraine started to work on Friday, Ukrinform reported, suggesting that the eased visa policy is likely to boost business contacts and tourism between the states.