The shareholders of the Twenty-First Century Fox company are proposing do dispose of the dual type share system that gives the company's founder Rupert Murdoch extra privileges.
After a meeting with the Swiss National Bank, members of the Swiss government have stated that the country's currency in their opinion remains highly valued, despite recent efforts.
Reuters reports that an anonymous source has confirmed to them that Amazon have stopped their plans to launch an online streaming service that would bundle US broadcast and cable networks.
On Wednesday Zimbabwe's military took power. However, the head of the country has been only put under house arrest.
According to the ONS, the unemployment rate in United Kingdom remained unchanged at 4.3% in September, fully meeting analysts' expectations for the rate to stay on hold.
Germany's drugmaker Bayer tapped Nestle's executive of its infant nutrition business, as the company seeks to stem the eroding consumer care sales from next March.
Volkswagen stated on Wednesday it had adhered to the remuneration law of the company's work council head Bernd Osterloh, following suspicions of VW's overpayment to him.
Apple stated it would develop an anti-spam application for the iOS platform in India, following the tech giant's initial refusal based on the privacy concerns.
On Wednesday, Nestle announced that it would restructure its infant nutrition business, as the world's biggest packaged food firm sought to improve its performance.
The Qatari budget carrier Flydubai is moving closer to order 175 Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, the sources familiar with the issue reported on Wednesday.
One of the world's largest leasing companies AerCap is moving closer to deals to supply Boeing and Airbus aircraft to EgyptAir, which are expected to be announced at Dubai's Airshow.
Trump's Administration is set to release on Wednesday the rules on disclosing cyber security flaws, a national security official stated to Reuters.
On Wednesday, the Chinese ticketing platform Maoyan raised $150M in funding from the Internet giant Tencent, valuing the company at around $3.01B.
According to the Nikkei, Kobe Steel's unit Hatano plant will lose all the Japan Industrial Standards certifications amid the company's product data falsification scandal.
The US chipmaker Qualcomm is planning in the Chinese artificial intelligence start-up SenseTime Group amid a funding round set to close at this year's end.
A senior China's diplomat is set to arrive in North Korea on Friday as Chinese leader Xi Jinping's special envoy; however, no details on the trip have been unveiled yet.
Alphabet's Google was seen as the default search on Firefox Internet Browser in the US and other regions, as the browser maker Mozilla surprised Verizon's Yahoo by cancelling their agreement.
Airbus was close to reach a deal on selling nearly 400 jets worth at least $40B at list prices to Indigo Partners, the US-based investment fund.
The world's biggest contract electronics maker Foxconn marked an unexpected 39% decline in the company's quarterly profit due to production hurdles for Apple's iPhone X.
The Cabinet Office reported that Japan's economy expanded at a 1.4% annualised rate in the September quarter, supported by solid export growth and higher capital expenditure.
Nearly 15% of the US federal agencies indemnified the use of Kaspersky Lab software in their networks and removed it amid concerns that the program threatened national security.
Coatue Management and Fidelity Investments raised their stakes in the social media firm Snap over the course of the third quarter, despite the company's disappointing results.
Goldman Sachs is likely to hit $13B in its new consumer loans over the course of three years through the company's online lending business Marcus, CFO Marty Chavez stated.
Volkswagen said that the company agreed to pay $69M to settle New Jersey diesel emissions suits, which were the latest major legal issues the Germany's carmaker faced in the US.