On Monday, the European stock surged on hopes for the anti-coronavirus vaccine to boost the global economic revival, despite a rise in infection rates that clouded near-term outlook.
Deutsche Bahn and Siemens Mobility are developing hydrogen fuel cell trains, planning to launch their trials in 2024 with intention to replace diesel engines on Germany's rail networks.
Blackstone Group is seeking to attract at least $5B for the second Asia buyout fund, according to Bloomberg News report seen on Sunday.
On Sunday, the Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that he was prepared to work with any leader of the United States.
On Sunday, the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad appointed Faisal Mekdad as Syria's Foreign Minister, the presidency announced in a statement.
According to sources with knowledge of the matter, Germany's Finance Minister Olaf Scholz intends to borrow 160B euros in new debt next year.
Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak said on Sunday that the United Kingdom would not return to austerity.
The Chinese Premier Li Keqiang told local authorities to create more jobs, expand effective investment and spur consumption, the China National Radio reports.
Sinotruk, or the China National Heavy Duty Truck Group, has put into operation a $2.3B plant to produce up to 100,000 trucks annually.
Germany plans to raise $190B in new debt the next year to offset the economic impact of the pandemic, the German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz says.
Retail sales in Canada increased for the fifth consecutive month by 1.1% to $41B in September, data published by the Statistics Canada show.
Laos recorded a trade deficit of around $34M in October 2020, data published by the Ministry of Industry and Commerce show.
Credit rating agencies Moody's and Fitch have both downgraded the credit rating of South Africa to a junk status with the negative outlook.
Around 6.1M passengers travelled through airports in Morocco in the first 10 months of 2020, a decline of 70.79% compared to the same period in 2019, the Moroccan Airports Authority reports.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission approved IPOs of Shuhua Sports, Chengdu Rainbow Appliance and Sijin Intelligent Forming Machinery.
UK consumer spending is expected to decline 14.9% in 2020, compared to the previous year, the market research company Mintel reports.
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency stated on Sunday that it would lift its ban from the Boeing 737 MAX in January.
According to the government data, Nigeria's GDP had decreased by 3.62% in Q3, thus representing a sign of a recession.
Saudi Telecom reported on Sunday that Western Union acquired a 15% stake worth $200M in its digital payment subsidiary, STC Group.
On Saturday, the US biggest seller of music instruments, Guitar Center Inc, filed for bankruptcy amid the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
On Saturday, the Chinese President Xi Jinping said that China is prepared to strengthen global coronavirus vaccine cooperation.
The British International Trade Secretary Liz Truss said in a statement on Saturday that the United Kingdom and Canada have signed a post-Brexit trade agreement.
The Trump Administration is planning to add four more China's companies, supported by the Asian country's military, to its blacklist, halting their access to US investors.
On Saturday, General Electric and a Vietnamese company inked a memorandum of understanding over the liquified natural gas power factory's development, GE and Trump Administration's official reported.