According to the Vietnamese General Statistics Office, the country's trade deficit reached to $1B in December.
The People's Bank of China called Ant Group on Sunday to elaborate a plan how to meet regulatory demands.
Spinning Eagle Acquisition, a blank-check firm founded by Jeff Sagansky, filed to go on IPO, seeking to raise up to $1.5B.
Japan's Peach Aviation considered introducing a fixed price all-you-can-fly domestic flight pass from 2021, Fuji Network News reported, citing unnamed sources.
Jaguar Land Rover was not impacted from issues at British ports, even while many countries slashed transport ties with the UK due to a spreading of new variant of the COVID-19.
Profits at China's industrial companies grew 15.5% year-on-year in November to $111.5B, the seventh month of gains, supported by strong sales and industrial production.
Philips is set to purchase the US cardiac diagnostics and monitoring company BioTelemetry in a $2.8B deal that will strengthen its remote care products offering.
BHP Group met licensing requirements to resume operations and begun production of iron ore pellet at its Samarco JV with Brazil's Vale, five years since a dam disaster.
Tokyo-based Orix is set to buy a stake of 80% in Elawan from Spanish industrial firm Acek and its management in a deal worth about $965M.
Facebook is set to wind down several holding companies in Irland, which allowed it to shift billions in profit to the country, where it was slightly taxed.
On Saturday, the United Kingdom published the text of the Draft EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement.
According to Mastercard SpendingPulse report, US retail sales surged by 3% in this year's holiday shopping season.
The Japanese government announced on Saturday that it would temporarily ban non-resident foreign nationals from entering the country from December 28 until the end of January.
The US President Donald Trump refused to sign a $2.3T spending bill and coronavirus aid package, as a partial government shutdown approaches.
Japan's unemployment rate declined to 2.9% in November, while the availability of jobs increased slightly for the month, government data revealed.
Balkan telecoms and media firm United Group announced that it agreed to buy Bulgaria's largest media firm Nova Broadcasting Group.
Japan's retail sales increased 0.7% year-over-year in November, rising for a second month in succession, government data revealed.
The UK National Federation of Fishermen's Organizations chief Barrie Deas stated on Thursday that the industry remained disappointed that the EU had not been reduced access to British waters.
China's antitrust body reported on Thursday that it had launched an investigation against Alibaba Group suspecting it of anticompetitive behaviour.
Crude oil prices gained 11 cents on Thursday, reaching $48.23 a barrel, amid the agreement made between the EU, UK.
Frederic Cuvillier, Mayor of the French fishing town Boulogne-sur-Mer, stated on Saturday that the Brexit deal contains a lot of uncertainties for local fishermen.
According to the Centre for Economics and Business Research, China's economy will become the largest one in the world by 2028, several years earlier than initially projected.
On Friday, the Tokyo Stock Exchange announced that it would remove small-cap companies from its Topix index.
On Friday, the Japanese Trade Ministry announced public procurement reforms after an outcry over COVID-19 relief spending.