On Thursday, shares of the Indian carrier Jet Airways surged 25% on reports that the struggling airline will be rescued by India's Tata Sons.
Crude oil prices surged by 38 cents or 0.7% on Friday morning, reaching $56.84 per barrel, amid widely expected beginning of supply limitation by members of the OPEC.
Several Japanese manufacturers, such as Fanuc Corp and Brother Industries Ltd, came under investigation of the China's Ministry of Commerce for supposed dumping of machine tools.
House prices in India are expected to rise at half the rate of consumer inflation in 2019, hit by dwindling credit supply, a Reuters poll said, adding that the national capital Delhi is likely to be hit hardest.
The Federal Reserve, under pressure from the White House, while it hit inflation and employment goals, is set to conduct a review in 2019, how it guides the US economy, seeking to become more open and accountable.
Wells Fargo & Co stated that it notified nearly 1K employees in its Virtual Solutions and Innovations, Consumer Lending and Payments groups of plans to eliminate positions.
Tesla cut prices on residential solar systems by 25% in a bid to spur lagging sales after the firm streamlined marketing and sales organisation, company's official stated.
On Thursday, the US Department of Agriculture said that it has paid out approximately $840 million in aid to farmers.
On Thursday, the UK Prime Minister Theresa May promised to fight for the draft Brexit deal with the European Union.
The Speaker of Sweden's Parliament Andreas Norlen has asked the leader of the Swedish Centre Party Annie Loof to find a way to break the country's political deadlock.
On Thursday, the Pound Sterling edged lower against a basket of currencies, as the Brexit uncertainty weighed heavily on bond and equity markets.
UK's political chaos inflicted fresh injury to the British financial services on Thursday, as the financial industry received the news of a draft Brexit agreement with uncertainty.
On Thursday, business leaders expressed concern over the draft Brexit deal, perceived as the only way of maintaining stability in the EU-UK trading relations.
The UK Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has resigned from his position on Thursday, in protest over the draft Brexit deal.
Wall Street edged lower on Thursday, as the Brexit related concerns and a bunch of weak earnings sparked the sixth consecutive days of selling.
Michael Gove, the UK Environment Secretary, is set to only accept the position of Brexit Minister, if is possible to renegotiate PM Theresa May's draft deal and scrap the EU summit on November 25th.
The US retail sales grew strongly in October, as building materials and motor vehicles purchases surged, driven by recovery efforts in Hurricane Florence devestated areas.
The UK Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab has resigned from his position on Thursday, in protest over the draft Brexit deal.
Wall Street edged lower on Thursday, as the Brexit related concerns and a bunch of weak earnings sparked the sixth consecutive days of selling.
Dell Technologies has raised its bid to buy back the shares tied to the firm's interest in the Vmware software maker to $120 for a share, but not exceeding the price of $300 suggested by Carl Icahn.
On Thursday, the chemicals producer Ineos Enterprises stated it would acquire the composites unit of Ashland Global Holdings in a deal valued at $1.1B.
Airspace Technologies raised $20M in its latest funding round, boosting the already record fundraising year for firms in the logistics and shipping sectors.
An investment unit of the Quicken Loans' billionaire Dan Gilbert stated it would sell its Greektown Casino-Hotel, located in Detroit, for $1.0B in sign of the gaming industry consolidation.
The Chairman of Tata Sons, N. Chandrasekaran, is seen to reveal a business viability plan to the company's board this Friday on the proposed takeover of the cash-strapped Jet Airways.