On Saturday, Yuri Ushakov said that the US President Donald Trump and the Russian President Vladimir Putin had a short meeting on the sidelines of the Group of 20 industrialised nations summit.
On Saturday, the Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan told the Russian President Vladimir Putin that he wants a new summit to discuss the situation in Idlib province.
On Saturday, the US President Donald Trump and the Chinese President Xi Jinping would conclude the G20 summit with high-stakes discussions over trade war.
On Saturday, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to hold four-way discussions about the events in Kerch Strait with Ukraine, France, Russia and Germany.
The International Monetary Fund board has granted its approval to the $172M loan programme for Sierra Leone aimed to help the country fight lackluster economic growth and rising inflation.
The European officials announced on Saturday that the G20 nations had agreed on the World Trade Organisation reforming in a preliminary communique draft, which was expected to be released after the two-day meeting.
London-based platform Vakt has launched the first live platform based on blockchain, allowing the oil giants and trading companies to start completing the North Sea crude oil deals.
Luhut Pandjaitan, the Indonesian Coordinating Maritime Minister, announced the beginning of construction of the $4.0B worth local electric vehicle battery plant was scheduled for January 11, in a project that involved investors from China, Japan and South Korea.
On Saturday, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe urged his British counterpart Theresa May to try to avoid the "no deal" Brexit.
PKN Orlen, the largest Polish oil refiner, notified Brussels about its intention to acquire its smaller rival Lotos, the company announced late on Friday.
The luxury retailer Neiman Marcus Group, which is facing a $2.8B coming due within two years, failed to reach the deal with term lenders and noteholders to restructure the debt.
Via Optronics, Germany's mobile phone parts manufacturer, is preparing to launch an initial public offering in the United States , as its owner IMI intends to make the company independent and self-sufficient.
Samsung Electronics is planning to cancel $4.4B worth of the company's shares, seeing to complete the cancellation by December 4, the tech giant announced on Friday.
Nio Inc, the Chinese electric automaker and the main Tesla's rival, announced its US head Padmasree Warrior was planning to step down from her position, the first such a departure since its latest IPO.
India's economic growth weakened to 7.1% in the second fiscal quarter from 8.2% in the prior quarter to a sharp decline in manufacturing, mining services and agriculture.
The number of home mortgages in Spain rose 9.5% in September, compared with the period a year earlier, the INE reported.
China's firms pledged to invest in Kenya to boost exports of the east African country and form partnership to manufacture products, which could compete in global markets.
A group of the EU countries rejected a compromise plan for the EU-wide tax over digital revenues of big companies introduction, making it difficult to meet a deadline for a deal.
The Swiss government stated that it opposed an intention to curb immigration from the EU, as an agreement is likely to affect exports to the country's largest trade partner.
AT&T stated that it has committed to cutting the heavy debt load in 2019 through measures, including its non-core assets review such as possible sale of stake in Hulu, the streaming video company.
GameStop stated that it cut the full-year profit forecast, as the world's biggest video game retailer struggled with weakness in developers using games and launching streaming services.
Workday reported its better-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit, as more firms signed up for its cloud-based finance and HR management software.
Software maker VMware reported a 13.5% jump in revenue in the Q3, as the firm benefited from solid demand for software used by customers to increase cloud computing efficiency.
Fiat Chrysler announced plans to spend more than $5.7B on new engines and models in Italy in the next three years in an attempt to boost margins and jobs and enhance the use of factories.