On Wednesday, the Competition Commission in India announced that Ola and Uber have not broken price fixing rules.
On Tuesday, the federal judge of the US Lucy Koh ruled that chipmaker Qualcomm needs to license some of the developed technologies related to the modem chips to its rivals.
On Tuesday, the police of Monaco detained the Russian tycoon Dmitry Rybolovlev as a part of the investigation whether he had been influencing the law enforcement officials of Monaco.
On Tuesday, the Foreign Minister of Germany Heiko Maas claimed that he would press China during the upcoming meeting in Beijing to embrace the control of arms.
On Tuesday, the Chinese technology giant Tencent stated that it was planning to establish a research team in Palo Alto, Silicon Valley, to work on self-driving vehicles, on which the company was actively working now.
On Wednesday, the Finnish telecom network maker Nokia stated it had clinched frame deals worth $2.3B with China Telecom, China Unicom and China Mobile.
Singapore-based ridesharing app Grab has attracted $250M in the last funding round from the South Korean car manufacturer Hyundai Motor Co which plans to use the startup to test electric vehicles.
On Tuesday, the Prime Minister of the UK Theresa May has appointed five councils to advice on economic and business challenges which country will face after leaving the EU.
On Tuesday, Wells Fargo & Co's reported that the head of bank's wealth management division Jay Welker is going to retire in March after working for the company for more than 20 years.
On Tuesday, The U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration claimed that it is investigating whether 1.7M of SUVs produced by General Motors need to be recalled due to wiper failures.
The relationships between China and the Asian Development Bank have improved strongly over the past three decades, the Stephen Groff, Vice President of ADB, says.
The US latest sanctions against Iran directly target the Iranian people, the Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says.
The Chinese Premier Li Keqiang will visit Singapore at the invitation of the Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong to attend a series of meetings, the Foreign Ministry spokesperson Hua Chunying says.
The Chinese Premier Li Keqiang meets with the International Monetary Fund Head Christine Lagarde to discuss international economic cooperation and free trade.
Brunei's economy contracted 2.8% in the second quarter of 2018, compared to the same period the previous year, the Department of Economic Planning and Development at the Ministry of Finance and Economy reports.
Russian and Iranian officials hold a meeting in Iran's capital Tehran to review and discuss the latest events in Syria and Yemen, the Tasnim News Agency reports.
The Chinese market is open to everyone, the World Trade Organization Director-General Roberto Azevedo says on the sidelines of the first China International Import Expo.
China plans to further strengthen cooperation with Africa, the chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference says.
Cathay Pacific Airways is set to face a compliance inquiry by the Hong Kong privacy commissioner over massive data breach that involved 9.4M passengers, as the carrier had allegedly violated privacy rules.
China's state-owned asset-operating and investment company, Chengtong Holdings Group, has launched talks over acquiring the Peking Hotel, located in the centre of Moscow, from Russia's Hals Development.
The second-biggest mobile phone operator in Russia, Megafon, announced on Tuesday it would lend its Megafon Finance unit nearly $1.69B to fund a potential share buyback.
Amazon.com is preparing to split the second headquarters between two cities amid over a year-long contest, which had drawn the overtures from locales in North America, sources reported on Tuesday.
Thomson Reuters is seeking to sign multiple takeover deals to bolster the company's Legal and Tax & Accounting divisions, following the majority stake sale in the financial terminal business, its CEO Jim Smith stated on Tuesday.
The fast-food chain Bojangles is set to be taken private by the investment companies Jordan Co and Durational Capital Management in a deal valued at $593.7M.