Jared Kushner, the US Senior Adviser to the President Donald Trump, is set to meet the President of Mexico Enrique Pena Nieto on Wednesday, following tensions over trade and the border wall.
On Tuesday, hundreds of the Greek taxi drivers staged out protest in Athens against the ride-hailing service Uber, arguing the taxi app "invaded" the country, seizing their business.
Global stock values fell on Wednesday with most US stocks losing near 2% of their value in the aftermarket trading. The reason was the resignation of a White House free trade advocate.
The Finance Minister of China Xiao Jie on Wednesday announced that he has full confidence that China can fend off the large systemic debt risks of the country.
Both Mercedes and BMW have outsold General Motors in the South Korean market for the first time.
The head of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party of Japan Fumio Kishida has stated that the government needs to finally announce when a budget surplus would be achieved.
The US consumers filed a lawsuit against Toyota Motor and Kobe Steel accusing the companies of engaging in fraud by withholding the vehicle metal component quality.
BlackBerry filed a lawsuit on patent infringement against Facebook and its Instagram and WhatsApp applications, arguing that features and technologies from BlackBerry Messenger were copied.
On Tuesday, dozens of Argentinian legislators introduced a bill to legalise abortion, opening a debate that would likely divide a Catholic nation.
Media sources reported on Tuesday that Qualcomm, a US microchip giant, was in talks to settle a patent-royalty dispute with Huawei Technologies.
On Tuesday, dozens of Argentinian legislators introduced to legalise abortion, opening a debate that would likely divide a Catholic nation.
The Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell stated on Tuesday that the US President Donald Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium could lead to a trade war and hurt the national economy.
On Tuesday, the US President Donald Trump said he saw signs of "possible progress" on the Korean Peninsula after North Korea signalled it was willing to talk to the US.
On Tuesday, Volkswagen Trucks labour union leaders claimed that Volkswagen workers are ready to back the possible IPO only in case if it will help to protect workers rights.
On Tuesday, the European Union's chief Brexit negotiator Guy Verhofstadt claimed that the UK and the EU are close to finalise the deal regarding the rights of EU citizens staying in the UK after Brexit.
On Tuesday, the BMW board member Peter Schwarzenbauer stated that research, technological development and production of the next generation of electric Mini will happen in China.
According to the Russian Ministry of Defence, Russian military transport plane An-26 crashed at the Russian Khmeimim military base in Syrian province Latakia, killing 39 people aboard.
The French competition authority is likely to open investigations into Google and Facebook, as the regulator concluded that the pair dominate France's online advertising market.
Bracken Darrell, the CEO of Logitech, stated that large acquisitions are not very likely, as the company announced expectations for weaker sales growth in the following year.
The Commerce Department revealed that new orders for goods made in the US recorded their strongest drop in the six-month period in January, falling 1.4% amid broad decline in demand.
George Soros, BlackRock and main sovereign wealth funds were among the investors interested in purchasing stakes in the IPO of Deutsche Bank's asset management unit.
Air Berlin's creditors are planning to file a suit against the insolvent company's ex-parent Etihad Airways for its alleged damages over the decision to cut off funding in August last year.
BMW is reviewing the localised production in Russia, saying that a decision should be made in the coming weeks or months, as it seeks for growth opportunities in the emerging markets.
Sales of the toymaker Lego plunged 8% to $5.8B in 2017 for the first time in 13 years, as the company struggled with severe retail markets in North America and Europe.