According to the Polish Foreign Ministry, Moscow has ordered four Polish diplomats to leave the country by the 7th of April in retaliation for the expulsion of four Russian diplomats from Poland.
According to the US State Department's proposal, the US government is planning to collect history from social media websites from everyone who is applying for a US visa.
Vladimir Putin's Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov stated that the President of Russia has discussed diplomatic measures taken by the West related to Oleg Skripal's poisoning with national security officials.
According to the Spiegel magazine, the chairman of Deutsche Bank Paul Achleitner considers Juerg Zeltner, former UBS wealth management executive, as the next CEO of Deutsche Bank.
On Thursday, the US telecommunications regulator formally approved the plan of Elon Musk's aerospace manufacturer SpaceX to build a global broadband network based on satellites.
On Friday, the UN Cyprus mission representatives stated that the president of Turkish Northern Cyprus Mustafa Akinci and Greek Cypriot leader Nicos Anastasiades agreed to participate in the informal meeting on April 16.
On Friday, the Foreign Minister of China Wang Yi claimed that China is planning to import $8T of goods and attract $600B of foreign investments in the next five years.
The Dutch ambassador to Russia Renée Jones-Bos said that Moscow ordered to expel two dutch diplomats after two Russian diplomats were expelled from Netherlands in relation to the spy poisoning scandal.
The Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov said on Friday the country would not expel Russian diplomats over spy poisoning, stating that such an action required more evidence.
The New York Stock Exchange has shown interest to acquire the Chicago Stock Exchange for $70M, the Wall Street Journal announced on Friday.
Japan's Toshiba Corp announced on Friday that the $18B sale of its chip unit could not be finalised until the end of March due to delays in anti-monopoly approval from China.
Bahar Energy Limited, a subsidiary of the US-based Greenfields Petroleum, is set to implement five waterflood pilots for drilling in the Bahar gas field in Azerbaijan next year.
The Competition Commission of Singapore suspects that the sale of Uber Technologies Inc's operations in Southeast Asia to its rival company Grab is likely to infringe competition.
The Chinese Finance Ministry reported on Friday that it had cut taxes for semiconductor companies in order to reduce the country's dependency on imported chips.
The INSEE reported on Friday that its preliminary CPI rose 1.0% month-over-month in March, after remaining on hold in the prior month, whereas analysts anticipated an increase of 0.8%.
French consumer spending rose 2.4% in March, following the preceding month's fall of 1.9% and surpassing analysts' expectations for an increase of 2.2%.
The MLIT reported on Friday that housing starts fell 2.6% in February, after dropping 13.2% in the prior month, whereas analysts anticipated a decline of 4.1%.
Reis, a leading real estate research company, reported that the US apartment vacancy rate rose to 4.7% in the first quarter of 2018.
Reis, a leading real estate research company, reported that the US apartment vacancy rate rose to 4.7% in the first quarter of 2018.
The value of global acquisitions and mergers totalled $1.2T in the March quarter of 2018, the strongest on record.
Japan's hosehold spending likely increased for the second month in succession in February, though cold weather and higher food prices would slow the growth pace, a Reuters poll revealed.
Indonesia is expected to offer a simplified program for tax holidays in the following week, with PT Pertamina, the national oil firm, to be the first to benefit.
China's smartphone maker Huawei Technologies reported a 28% increase in net profit of 2017, driven by strong performance in the domestic market and cost controls.
The Chinese Foreign Exchange Regulator anticipated cross-border capital flows to keep being stable and current account surplus to be at the reasonable level this year.