The Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated on Saturday that conclusion of phase one trade deal between the US and China would ensure a certain level of stability for international trade.
Ahead of the United Nations summit in Madrid, the European Union urged countries to be ready to do more to decelerate global heating.
According to public documents, Shanghai Dongfang Newspaper has formed with ByteDance's subsidiary a joint venture (JV), Pengpai Audiovisual Technology.
According to sources familiar with the matter, China plans to set 6% as the minimum growth rate target for next year.
On Friday, Bristol-Myers proclaimed victory against Gilead Sciences in the $752M cancer treating technology patent case.
Aston Martin, the British luxury carmaker, said in a statement on Friday that it was talking with potential investors, as part of its review of funding requirements.
On Friday, the Chinese officials said that the United States has agreed to lower tariffs on some of China's imports goods under phase one of the trade agreement with China.
Viktor Orban, the Hungarian Prime Minister, said that Budapest was ready to sign up to the EU 2050 climate agreement, as far as poorer nations did not bear the burden of the cost of emission reduction.
On Friday, Frankfurt state prosecutors announced that the German police arrested two bankers over their involvement in a $422M tax fraud at a German bank.
According to a statement from the USTR on Friday, the United States has agreed to reduce tariffs on some of China's imports goods.
In a speech outside 10 Downing Street on Friday after winning a landslide victory at the general election, the UK PM Boris Johnson urged Britain to let the healing begin after years of angry debate over Brexit.
The Central Bank of Sweden announced that it would sign an agreement with consultancy company Accenture to launch pilot platform for the e-krona digital currency.
Mothercare agreed to supply baby care and other products to Boots stores in the UK, keeping goods on Britain's shelves after the retail network's collapse in its home market.
The UK carmaker Aston Martin was in early stage negotiations with potential investors over building longer term relationships within a funding review.
One of the leading payment providers Klarna announced its plans to open a technical hub in Berlin at the beginning of 2020.
Norway's Telenor has selected Sweden's Ericsson as its major technology provider for the 5G telecoms network, it reported on Friday, abandoning China's Huawei after ten years of collaboration with the firm over 4G.
The President of General Motors's Cadillac luxury brand is seeing a majority, and potentially all, of Cadillac's models to become electric, rather than gas, vehicles by 2030.
On Friday, Britain's Labour Jeremy Corbyn stated he was prepared to stay as a leader until the next year unless the party chooses new successor.
On Thursday, Ping An Insurance's OneConnect Financial Technology reported it had raised around $312M in the US initial public offering, bring the company's value to about $3.7B.
The French carmaker PSA was likely called its supervisory board meeting on Tuesday to discuss potential merger deal with its rival Fiat Chrysler, Reuters reported on Thursday.
On Friday, Japan's Hoya Corp announced it would launch a $1.4B counter-bid for Toshiba's unit NuFlare Technology, which the electronics giant seeks to buy out.
On Friday, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Boris Johnson's party won the general elections with a large majority. Due to that reason, a Brexit is expected by January 31.
Shares of the majority of companies listed on the London Stock Exchange soared up on Friday morning amid convincing victory of the UK Conservatives in the general elections.
The European Central Bank's VP Luis de Guindos stated on Friday that Boris Johnson's victory eliminated the ambiguity about the future of Brexit.