The French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire expressed his surprise about Nestle's plans to cut 450 jobs at its research plant near Nice which benefited from research tax credit.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel explained on Saturday that Europe needed strong Germany; thus, it was necessary to form the new government quickly.
Lending to small- and medium-sized enterprises in India is expected to grow 11% over the next two years, as reported by the rating agency Crisil.
The French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire noted on Saturday that bank account closures for members of the far-right National Front seemed to be justified.
China Railway International Group and China Pacific Construction Group signed an agreement with the mayor of Kiev for the construction of a subway line worth $2B.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise reported a gross profit of $2.3B during the fourth quarter of its fiscal year, while operating profit was down 1.0% year-on-year.
The former Finance Minister of the Republic of Zimbabwe Ignatius Chombo appeared in court this Saturday to face charges of abuse-of-power and corruption.
Oi SA has appointed new interim CEO Eurico Teles, replacing Schroeder, who has resigned just a few weeks ahead of the crucial meeting with company's creditors.
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group was aiming to cooperate with Chinese regional banks and was planning to hire additional risk and compliance employees amid tighter regulations.
Myanmar and Bangladesh have agreed to get the UN refugee agency's assistance for the repatriation of the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims.
According to South African Finance Minister, the country would use the annual budget of 2018 to outline decisive policy to strengthen the fiscal framework after S&P has cut its debt rating.
The Amazon.com founder Bezos' fortune increased to $100.3B and he became the richest person in the world, as shares of the online retailer inched 2% higher after Black Friday sales.
Militants have killed at least 230 people at North Sinai's mosque, gunning down worshippers after bomb detonation, the deadliest attack in the modern history of Egypt.
The main opposition group of Syria has chosen a new chief negotiator, just a few days ahead a new round of the UN-backed peace talks in Geneva on November 28.
The US President Trump has named the White House Budget Director Mulvaney, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's acting director, until the permanent director is confirmed.
Members of German SPD were looking forward the approval of the renewed coalition with Chancellor Merkel's conservatives as soon as the convincing proposal is presented.
Chinese National Internet Finance Association has issued a risk warning letter urging the unqualified institutions to stop lending loans to fend off financial risks.
The largest shareholder of Oi stated that its CEO resigned as the Brazil's telecommunications company entered a crucial phase in the bankruptcy proceeding.
BoJ's Hitoshi Suzuki pointed to a room to negotiate a fine-tuning of the Bank's yield curve control policy, fuelling chances of the rate hike before inflation meets its target.
The Japanese government is likely to set aside around $17.93B to subsidize costs of education and enhance elderly care within an economic stimulus package due next month.
JP Morgan was the latest bank to respond to the UK looming quit from the EU by renting additional office space in Frankfurt, Germany, to accommodate more of its staff.
Mondelez, Mars, Lidl and consumer goods makers scaled back ads from YouTube after clips of scantily dressed children were shown alongside the advertising of the main brands.
The US consumer watchdog was preparing to sue Santander Bank, alleging that the Spain's bank overcharged borrowers over auto loans, sources said.
TransCanada stated that it recovered more than 1K barrels or 44K gallons of oil from a spill site of the Keystone pipeline in the city of Amherst, South Dakota.