On Thursday, a Thai regulator stated it had dismissed the appeal filed by Global Power Synergy Corporation to acquire Glow Energy's stake from France's Engie, saying it would trim competition in the market.
On Wednesday, Norfolk Southern announced it would move its headquarters from Virginia to Atlanta, tapping the major hub for a transportation.
Mondelez International has agreed on a sale of its Middle East's cheese business to Denmark's dairy company Arla Foods, not disclosing the financial terms of the deal.
Incoming FDI to Indonesia is anticipated to be around $11B to $13B in 2018, which is below the average of $20B per year in the prior periods, a senior official stated.
Lazada Group, Southeast-Asia's e-commerce firm backed by Alibaba, appointed Pierre Poignant as the company's new Chief Executive Officer on Thursday within succession planning.
The Reserve Bank of South Africa is unlikely to raise rates again until May, Reuters poll showed, taken after the Bank surprised economists last month, adding 25 bps to borrowing costs.
Toyota Motor stated that it advanced by a year its plans to replace Takata airbags in nearly 65K Toyota and Lexus cars in the US it had replaced previously.
Nissan Motor announced plans to increase the number of external board seats and create a committee to overview compensation within efforts to improve governance.
Hyundai Motor announced plans to provide $1.5B funding to stabilise the company's suppliers' management, the company stated in a statement.
Italy lowered the deficit target for 2019 to 2.04% of output and anticipated the European Commission to accept the country's new budget proposal, the PM Giuseppe Conte stated.
The Central Bank of Brazil kept interest rates at the all-time low, adding that it is set to hold off from hikes for longer than anticipated.
On Wednesday, the US-Israeli mobility technology firm Optibus announced it had attracted $40M in a private round of funding led by the private equity fund Insight Venture Partners.
Samsung Electronics is planning to shut down its mobile phone manufacturing factory in China's Tianjin amid plunging sales in the world's largest smartphone market, as competition with the local lower-cost rivals rise.
ABB has entered talks with the Japanese group Hitachi over the Swiss engineering firm's power grid business it is considering to sell, as the company seeks focusing on more profitable subsidiaries.
On Wednesday, the Federal Communications Commission voted on the US media ownership rules new review opening to consider ending the ban on merger deals among the country's biggest broadcast networks.
On Wednesday, BHP stated it had called off the sale of Chile's copper mine Cerro Colorado, valued at $320M, to the private equity group EMR Capital due to financing problems.
Parker Drilling, the oilfield services provider, announced it had filed for the Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Wednesday under the deal with the debtor group that would allow its quick reorganisation.
The German government is in the process of negotiating a possible merger between Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank. The market started buying DB stock, as the Deutsche Bank's performance has been lacking since the crash of 2008.
As the confidence vote approached in the UK Parliament, betting odds at bookmakers indicated a 60 to 89 percent chance that Theresa May will win the confidence vote.
On Wednesday, as the confidence vote on Theresa May was set to take place between 18:00 and 20:00 GMT, the Prime Minister announced that she has secured at least 185 votes, which are enough to win the vote.
On Wednesday the US Ambassador to the WTO announced that the proposals to reform the World Trade Organization will not deal with problems identified by the United States.
After another red session on Tuesday, on Wednesday US stock market indices opened one percent higher than the previous close. Although, it was still far away from the previous month's average levels.
On Wednesday, the warring parties in Yemen agreed upon reopening Sanaa airport. Moreover, the conflicting sides intend to reopen the city's port.
Jin Jiang International-led consortium signed a deal to acquire the rest of stake in the Swedish hotel chain Radisson Hospitality for $774.3M, it announced on Tuesday.