China and the United States have made significant progress in recent trade talks. That said a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Commerce. Last Friday, the two economic superpowers reached a partial trade deal that must be formally signed later.
The We Company, the parent company of office space provider WeWork, is considering a rescue plan from Japanese tech investor SoftBank. That is what Bloomberg press agency writes based on insiders. As part of the rescue plan, SoftBank then takes over control of the WeWork-plagued debt.
Five people were injured in an attack with a knife in a shopping center in Manchester. The police have arrested a suspect and assume a terrorist act.
The Hong Kong stock exchange operator Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) has withdrawn the offer for the London Stock Exchange. According to HKEX, it was not possible to get the management of the London stock exchange company behind the acquisition plan.
According to several sources, Payment company PayPal is about to leave Facebook’s libra project. The British business newspaper Financial Times reported about this on the basis of several sources. The dozens of parties that support the roll-out of the crypto coin met on Thursday in Washington. They talk about how to deal with the increasing opposition of authorities.
In a fire in the large migrant camp Moria on the Greek island of Lesbos, at least two people died on Sunday. It was about a woman and a child. According to eyewitnesses, a third person would have died.
The Indian energy company Petronet LNG invests $ 7.5 billion into an American LNG project by Tellurian. This concerns, among other things, a realizable liquefied natural gas terminal in Louisiana. The capital injection is one of the largest foreign investments in an American shale project ever.
Javad Zarif, the Iranian foreign minister, threatened in an interview with “all-out war” if the United States or Saudi Arabia attacked his country.
Iran rejects the accusations of the United States that the country is behind the attack on two oil fields in Saudi Arabia. According to Tehran, the allegations are “nonsense” and only intended to justify future actions against Iran.
The Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel has taken on the anger of a number of British politicians. After British Prime Minister Boris Johnson had run away after shouts of protesters, Bettel held a press conference on his own on Monday. “I actually wanted to thank Mr. Johnson for the conversation we had together,” he said laughingly, pointing at the empty …
