On Sunday, Myanmar's labour unions called for a nationwide strike, starting on March 8, in an attempt to stop last month's military coup.
On Sunday, the UK top Europe adviser David Frost stated that the European Union should shake off any remaining ill will over post-Brexit trade and concentrate on building a good relationship.
On Sunday, UK's Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that his administration would resolve the various technical issues over post-Brexit trade with the European Union.
According to cvworld.cn., the number of sold heavy trucks in China in February reached 112K machines, thus setting a new monthly record.
According to the State Post Bureau, China's courier delivery sector grew 20.2% on year-on-year basis in February.
Economic activity in Canada increased at the fastest pace in half a year in February, Ivey Purchasing Managers Index data show.
Online learning platform Coursera filed for an IPO, revealing an increase in revenue amid the disruption from the COVID-19 pandemic.
The first independent online bank in the United Arab Emirates, YAP, launched on Sunday with the aim to become a sector leader in the Middle East.
China reported a trade surplus of $103.25B for the first two months of the current year after the country reached a $78.17B surplus in December, official data show.
The US giant Dow is planning to build a manufacturing hub in the Guangdong Province to strengthen its position in the Asian market.
According to the People's Bank of China, the country's foreign currency reserves decreased to $3.2049.9T from $3.2106.7T in February.
The State Councillor Wang Yi urged the United States on Saturday to abolish "unreasonable" obstacles in cooperation between two countries.
According to persons familiar with the matter, the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission launched an investigation against Facebook over racial bias in human resources management.
Ahead of listing on the London Stock Exchange, Deliveroo announced that it would issue to its customers shares worth $69M.
Exports from China surged 60.6% in January-February, compared to the same period the previous year, the General Administration of Customs reports.
China is ready to communicate with the US to remove "unreasonable" restrictions on trade, the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi says.
Malaysia's AirAsia Group announced plans to launch the country's first drone delivery service and air taxi service, seeking to diversify during the coronavirus pandemic.
The US and the EU agreed to a four-month pause over tariffs, Bloomberg reported, after Washington and the UK also announced a fourth-month term to discuss a trade settlement.
Online education platform Coursera filed for an IPO with the US regulators, revealing a rise in revenue during the coronavirus pandemic.
Walmart Inc announced that it appointed former AT&T Chief Executive Officer Randall Stephenson to the company's board.
Russia's Economy Ministry stated that it expected yearly inflation to peak this month and then to decline gradually after it increased to 5.7% in February.
Chamath Palihapitiya, venture investor, confirmed on Saturday the sale of Virgin Galactic Holdings Inc shares.
The US President Joe Biden stated on Saturday that $1,400 payouts could begin already in March.
Online shopping in South Korea increased 22.4% in January, compared to the same period the previous year, a report published by the Statistics Korea shows.