Japan's manufacturing activity decreased at a weaker pace in March than the prior month, though output fell at the fastest pace in nearly three years, a private survey revealed, reflecting weak demand abroad and at home.
China's manufacturing sector returned to growth unexpectedly for the first time in the four-month period in March, suggesting that government stimulus measures slowly gained traction, a private business survey revealed.
Japan's Nippon Steel is likely to bolster overseas business, especially in fast-expanding India, to bypass rising nationalism and capitalize over growth abroad as it faces weakening demand at home.
The departure of Royston Ng, the compliance manager of Wirecard, had no connection to Germany's payments firm's investigation into irregularities in Singapore, the company's spokesperson stated.
The Chinese State Council stated that it would continue to suspend extra tariffs on the US auto parts and vehicles after April 1, following the US decision to delay tariff increases over Chinese imports.
Vogue reached the newsstands in Greece in a relaunch after a seven-year absence, betting on the country's economic recovery and a revival in an appetite for fashion and lifestyle prints.
Walmart is expected to shutter at least 11 stores across eight states in the US, Business Insider reported, adding that the closing date of most of the outlets is April 19.
The volume of Chinese rail freight, an indicator of broader economic activity, increased 3.3% in the first two months of 2019, official data revealed.
Brazil's automaker CAOA inked a confidentiality agreement to talk about potential purchase of Ford Motor 's plant in Sao Paulo, a source familiar with the matter stated.
India's government once again extended the deadline to implement duties over 29 US products, including walnut, pulses and almond, until May 2.
Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, called for regulators to be more active in establishing rules, which govern the internet, as the social media network struggled to defuse criticism.
Italy is unable to afford fiscal expansion while its economic growth was heading to near to zero, Giovanni Tria, the country's Treasury Minister, stated.
An executive of Cheniere Energy stated that deals with China for LNG were put on hold until the moment the country's trade dispute with the US is resolved.
Alibaba acquired Teambition, the platform for coworkers' collaboration similar to Slack and Trello, which raised nearly $17M in private financing.
Uzbekistan drafted a government decree, which is likely to order brick, lime and cement factories, as well as companies with boiler equipment to use alternative fuel instead of natural gas.s.
Ford Motor announced a plan to recall 610 cars sold in China's market amid defective electronic throttles, the Chinese market regulator stated.
China's factory activity grew unexpectedly for the first time in the four-month period in March, an official survey revealed, suggesting that government stimulus measures started to take hold.
Britain has limited options available over Brexit and lawmakers should support the PM Theresa May's quit deal to avoid an exit with 'no deal' or no Brexit at all, the deputy Chairman of Conservative Party stated.
The Chinese services PMI increased to 54.8 in March from 54.3 in the previous month, offering respite for a weakening economic growth, an official survey revealed.
Uzbekistan's external debt rose 9.5% in 2018 from the prior year, reaching $17.3B as of January 1 this year, the country's Central Bank stated.
The Chinese tax authorities announced on Sunday that the government has launched a two month investigation into the abuse of recent tax reforms.
On Sunday, the governor of the Dutch central bank announced that he expects the EU economy to pick up in the second half of 2019. Due to that reason restricting policy might be enacted.
The US President on Sunday announced that he is cutting all financial aid to the central american countries that are involved in the current migrant crisis.
On Sunday, it was announced that Saudi Arabian sovereign debt is expected to increase by $31 billion during 2019.