Olaf Scholz, the German Finance Minister, said on Saturday that the Eurozone bailout fund reform would not involve automatic debt restructuring.
On Saturday, Australia announced that it would give $300 million loans to Papua New Guinea, as direct budget support for the Pacific nation.
On Saturday, the Indian top telecom companies, Vodafone Idea and Bharti Airtel have asked India's Supreme Court to review a ruling demanding the firms to pay overdue levies of $13B to the government.
South Korea's Foreign Ministry said on Saturday that its FM Kang Kyung-wha has asked the United States to play a constructive role in resolving issues between Japan and South Korea.
On Saturday, Japan and South Korea agreed to hold a formal summit next month in order to improve bilateral ties.
On Saturday, BASF, the German chemical company, has started realization of its $10B petrochemicals project in the province of Guangdong.
The UK opposition Labour Party is expected to hold a rally today against multinational companies cheating the government and workers on taxes and wages.
Deutsche Bank has filed a lawsuit against Bernard Madoff feeder funds, accusing them of backing out of their 2011 agreement to sell about $1.6B of claims in the liquidation of the swindler's company.
Bitcoin cryptocurrency plunged below $7300 on Friday, hitting its lowest level in 6 months, after the People's Bank of China began a crackdown on virtual cryptocurrencies.
The UK opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn stated on Friday that he would keep neutral position in any second referendum on Britain's exit from the European Union.
On Friday, Marks & Spencer, the British retailer company, has appointed the former Tesco's Chief Executive Richard Price, as the managing director of the clothing & home business.
The Commission for Conciliation, Mediation and Arbitration announced on Friday that the wage dispute between the South African Airways and the trade unions have been resolved.
On Friday, Nigel Farage, the leader of Brexit Party, said that he would continue campaigning, as he unveiled the Brexit Party's general election policies.
Deutsche Bank has filed a lawsuit against Bernard Madoff feeder funds, accusing them of backing out of their 2011 agreement to sell about $1.6B of claims in the liquidation of the swindler's company.
On Friday, Marks & Spencer, the British retailer company, has appointed the former Tesco's Chief Executive Richard Price, as the managing director of the clothing & home business.
Tesla's Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk unveiled the company's electric pickup truck on Thursday. The vehicle, which represents a large metallic trapezoid, will be priced from $39,900.
The US FCC plans to vote on Friday to designate ZTE and Huawei as a national security risk and to bar the use of funds from the $8.5B government program to purchase equipment or services from those firms.
WeWork announced about 2.4K lay-offs, which is nearly 20% of the company's workforce, as the office-sharing group aims at cost cuts in a revamp launched by its largest shareholder SoftBank Group.
Sanofi's strategy boss will retire by November's end in major management revamp triggered by the company's new CEO Paul Hudson, a memo showed on Friday.
On Friday, China's ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing stated it could offer more service, including advertising, as soon as the 5G technology launch boosts web-based products and streaming for mobile users.
Megvii Technology's plans for the $500M worth Hong Kong listing were hit by a setback, as China's regulators are urging the Chinese AI firm for more information, after it had been blacklisted by the US government.
Malaysia's Petronas, the state energy company, stated on Friday it had no plans to participate in Saudi Aramco's IPO after the Saudi oil giant had approached Petronas over listing participation earlier this month.
Roche re-extended its offer deadline for Spark Therapeutics again, the Swiss drugmaker announced on Friday, as the US and UK antitrust regulators needed extra time for reviewing the deal.
On Friday, crude oil price benchmarks were near a two month high level. The recent surge of oil was attributed to OPEC+ announcing production cuts.