Russia's IBS IT Services will launch an IPO on the Moscow Exchange, as it seeks to tap the country's economic recovery and resume domestic demand for the IT services.
China is set to introduce additional tariffs of 25% on 106 US goods worth $50B, including autos, chemicals, corn products, soybeans and different types of aircraft.
Amazon.com may offer to acquire India's e-commerce company Flipkart, which is now in talks with the US firm's rival Walmart, as both retailers fight for dominance in the Indian online industry.
On Tuesday, some of the Silicon Valley technology giants' CEOs called to enhance gun control, following an incident at the YouTube headquarters, where three people were wounded.
Deutsche Bank has nominated the US banker John Thain to the lender's supervisory board, the company announced on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Air New Zealand announced it would end the seven-year joint venture with Virgin Australia Holdings with no plans to renew the alliance.
The largest shareholder of LafargeHolcim Thomas Schmidheiny is planning to leave the company's board at the 2018 annual general meeting, the world's biggest cement maker reported on Wednesday.
China criticised the United States over Trump administration's extensive tariff plan, which would hit around $50B of China's hi-tech and industrial products, vowing countermeasures in the trade dispute.
India's Jet Airways announced that the company entered into a deal with Boeing for the purchase of its 75 narrowbody jets, which would cost nearly $8.8B.
South Korean Hyundai Motor stated that the company is confident the its plan to reorganise the governance structure is likely to benefit its shareholders.
Markit reported that its PMI for the Chinese services sector fell to 52.3 in March from the preceding month's 54.2, whereas analysts anticipated a rise to 54.5.
The ABS reported on Wednesday that retail sales surged 0.6% in March, following the prior month's climb of 0.2% and surpassing analysts' expectations for an increase of 0.3%.
John Williams, the President of the Federal Reserve of San Francisco, has been promoted to the Head of the New York Federal Reserve.
On Tuesday, the US President Donald Trump said he thought that he could potentially have a good relationship with the Russian President Vladimir Putin.
At the latest Fonterra auction on Tuesday, global dairy prices dropped 0.6% after falling 1.2% at the preceding auction.
On Tuesday, Zambia lifted a ban imposed on food imports from South Africa, excluding "risky food" produced by RCL Foods and Tiger Brands that were linked to a listeria outbreak in 2017.
French car manufacturing group PSA is planning to begin the production of Citroen and Peugeot delivery vans at newly acquired Vauxhall plant in Luton, England.
On Tuesday, the US President Donald Trump said that he will use US military to protect the border with Mexico until there is a wall on the border and proper security in a place.
According to the WTO document dated by Thursday, China has informed the WTO that it will impose $611.5M worth of tariffs on $2.75B of US imports, including ethanol, pork and nuts.
On Wednesday, Turkish authorities stated that Iran, Russia and Turkey will meet in Ankara to discuss the new constitution of Syria and the increase of security in de-escalated conflict zones across Syria.
On Tuesday, two underground trains crashed in the city of Duisburg, Western Germany, with more than 20 people injured after the accident and two of them seriously.
On Tuesday, Mexican Ministry of Economics stated that it has imposed anti-dumping tariffs on carbon steel pipes imported from India, Ukraine, Spain and South Korea.
On Tuesday, CNBC reported that Procter & Gamble Co is in talks with Pfizer Inc for acquisition of US drugmaker's consumer health business division, considering the joint venture formation as well.
On Monday, Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman claimed that Israelis are entitled to live peacefully and deserve a right to live on their own land, showing that ties between two states become closer.