On Wednesday, the Financial Times reported that James Murdock, a former Chief Executive of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc and a son of Rupert Murdock, is the next possible candidate for the CEO role at Tesla Inc.
Facebook's WhatsApp messenger service stated it fixed the latest bug over the platform, which allowed hackers to take over applications of users, answering incoming video call.
The Atlanta Fed's forecast showed that the US economy is likely to expand at a 4.2% annualised pace in the Q3, following the latest data release on wholesale trade and producer prices.
IKEA Group was looking to sign strategic partnership agreements with Russia's companies to strengthen its local online business, the retailer's Russia country manager Pontus Erntell stated.
The Philippines anticipated the economic expansion to recover to 7-8% target in 2019 despite global uncertainties, pushing ahead with plans related to infrastructure spending, the budget secretary stated.
The South Korean firm Lotte Corp is planning to acquire a stake in its chemicals affiliate Lotte Chemical in a deal valued at $1.93B to improve its efficiency and governance.
On Wednesday, shares of Sears Holdings plunged as much as 30% in early trading, after the report about hiring advisers, as the company is preparing to file for a bankruptcy ahead of a deadline on debt payment.
TransDigm Group, the aircraft parts supplier, agreed to acquire its smaller competitor Easterline Technologies in a deal valued at $3.6B, as it is trying to outrace Airbus and Boeing in the after-sales plane servicing.
General Motors has appointed the former official of the Central Intelligence Agency and Kissinger Associates current CEO Jani Miscik to the company's board, the US carmaker stated on Wednesday.
Indonesia's GMF AeroAsia agreed to the deals with China Communications Construction and Air France KLM's aircraft maintenance unit worth a combined $900M, its CEO reported on Wednesday.
The US Justice Department is likely to grant its approval to the drug retailer CVS Health's takeover of the health insurer Aetna as soon as this Wednesday.
Ukraine's Allseeds is planning to launch an initial public offering overseas in the following four years, the company's CEO Viacheslav Petryshche stated in an interview on Wednesday.
Canada's petroleum product marketer Parkland Fuel has agreed to take a 75% stake in the privately-owned fuel marketer SOL Investments and its subsidiaries in a deal worth $1.21B.
Nvidia Corp, the graphics chipmaker, is seeking to woo business analysts and surpass its rival Intel Corp in the computing market by launching a new software tools on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Snap has unveiled new scripted shows for Snapchat, the company's photo messaging app, set for a launch this fall, as the company seeks to boost the slowdown in its users.
The CEO of Germany's Deutsche Telekom Tim Hoettges stated that his company was set to launch the commercial 5G operations in the country in 2020, seeking to keep up the network investments pace.
On Wednesday, the graphics chipmaker Nvidia stated it would supply its artificial intelligence computer for the next-generation vehicles of the Swedish carmaker Volvo to deliver the autonomous features.
The UK's monthly GDP data released on Wednesday showed that the economic growth has stagnated during the last month.
On Wednesday, UK's Financial Services Minister announced that the government is expecting at least 5,000 financial services jobs to leave the UK on Brexit day.
Australia's Navitas received a $1.4B takeover offer from the local private equity group and its co-founder, sending the tuition provider's shares up 20% on Wednesday.
Vietnam's Vietjet Aviation has signed a $1.24B worth financing deal to eventually acquire up to ten Airbus planes, it announced on Wednesday.
A specialty finance unit of Bain Capital has filed for the initial public offering with plans to list under the symbol "BCSF" on the NY Stock Exchange.
Trian Fund Management, the hedge fund of Nelson Peltz, has acquired a 2.9% stake in the coatings and paints maker PPG Industries, in a deal valued at $690M, the WSJ reported on Wednesday.
FamilyMart Uny Holdings is in talks to sell the remaining stake in its Uny merchandise store unit to Don Quijote Holdings, the discount retailer, according to the Nikkei Business magazine report.