The Emirates Airlines President Tim Clark is willing to cooperate with the rival UAE carrier Etihad Airways in the areas, which include procurement; however, excluded full merger between the companies.
British finance ministry stated on Wednesday that financial services firms and banks would have to decide whether to move their operations away from the UK ahead of Brexit in the first quarter of 2018.
Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy is willing to give a press statement on the Catalan situation at 1200 CET, his press office reported on Wednesday.
On Wednesday the United Nations human rights office has published a report after conducting 65 interviews in Bangladesh. The report states that Myanmar's army operations started before insurgent attacks.
United Kingdom's finance minister Philip Hammond announced on Wednesday that the country is also considering a "no deal" outcome to the Brexit talks.
The Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif stated to the Iran Parliament on Wednesday that the country would react sharply to the US moves against its nuclear pact with global powers.
Hong Kong security regulator is probing 15 companies for their sponsorship roles for initial public offering in the Asia's financial hub, a top official started on Wednesday.
Volkswagen's carmaker Skoda underscored its commitment to the Czech Republic, announcing about its intention to add new jobs in the home country amid fears over production loss in Germany.
Shares in Kobe Steel plunged 16% on Wednesday, following the reports that the Japan steel maker had falsifying its data on the iron powder products.
Philippine lawyers called the Supreme Court on Wednesday to halt the President Rodrigo Duterte's bloody drug war, calling it an illegal campaign.
The US military flew its two strategic bomber jets over the Korean Peninsula on Tuesday amid Donald Trump's meeting with the top defence officials to discuss measures regarding North Korean crisis.
According to the business daily Nikkei, the Kobe Steel subsidiary was found to be falsifying its data, deepening the data-fabrication crisis at the Japanese third-biggest steel maker.
The Netherlands' Finance Minister Jeroen Dijsselbloem is set to leave the national politics after a new government takes its office in about two weeks.
Samsung Electronics is expecting to anticipate a record-rise of its Q3 profit on Friday, driven by the strong market for its memory chips and earning form the last year's Note 7 smartphone.
No less than 13 people were reported to be dead after a mass brawl broke out in jail in the Northern Mexico's state of Nuevo Leon on Tuesday.
According to the White House, the President Donald Trump named Eric Hargan as acting Health and Human Services Secretary, following Tom Price's resignation in September.
On Wednesday, the Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam stated in the maiden policy address that the country would cut firm profits tax to 8.25% for the initial $2M of earnings.
A cyber attack at global accounting company Deloitte compromised the company's server with 350 clients' emails, including large corporations and US government agencies.
Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said that the US tax reform package cutting the deductibility of state and local taxes would be "painful" for some US states hurt by population drain.
Japan core machinery orders increased for the second straight month in August, showing a better-than-expected rise of 3.4% in the reported period, Cabinet Office data revealed.
Public sector workers in France went on strike against the President Emmanuel Macron intention to tighten conditions and cull jobs, disrupting school activities and flights.
The other 27 member states of the EU do not work on a no-deal scenario in their Brexit talks with Britain, the President of the European Council Donald Tusk said.
Nokia plans to abandon its development of the virtual reality camera "OZO" and lay off nearly 310 employees.
The IMF raised its global growth projection to 3.6% in 2017 and 3.7% in 2018 amid broad-based recovery in Europe, China, Japan and the US.