Johnson & Johnson followed the example of Marks and Spencer and Verizon companies and suspended its digital advertising on YouTube amid the scandal over ads appearing along with offensive videos.
On Thursday, the Foreign Ministry of Germany Sigmar Gabriel suggested the European Union to leave the communication channels with Turkey open despite strained relations at the moment.
The Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack that took place on Wednesday outside the UK Parliament leaving four people dead and dozens wounded.
According to the France's security and military sources, a French national working for the state company was kidnapped on Thursday in the East of Chad, but no additional information was provided on the matter.
The British police detained eight people suspected in the London attacks, stating that the Parliament assailant who claimed lives of three people was a British-born and previously inquired by MI5 intelligence agency.
On Thursday, the Scottish parliament stated that the debate on the independence referendum would resume on Tuesday. The talks were suspended due to the recent terrorist attack near the British parliament.
On Thursday, the Kremlin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Russia expects Ukraine to reconsider banning the country from entering the 2017 Eurovision contest, adding that the decision was unfair.
On Thursday, China called the US to respect the country's air defence identification zone as the US bomber jet was detected illegally flying into the East China Sea self-declared zone.
The Vienna Airport appealed against the Austrian highest court decision to block airport's planned expansion, claiming it was a violation of constitutional rights concerning ownership freedom and business operations freedom.
According to the Israeli media report, Teva Pharmaceutical is eager to downsize 6K employees worldwide following its long-term efficiency plan on the back of the stocks fall 72% in 2016.
The Prime Minister Beata Szydlo stated that Poland was not eager to accept Rome's declaration if it would not fill Poland's requirements and its priority issues.
The British police were investigating London's attack that left five people dead and about 40 wounded, supposing the assault was "Islamist-related" and claiming that the attacker identity was already discovered.
A policeman and three other people are reported to be dead as a gunman opened fire at a law office and a bank in the centre of Wisconsin on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Google announced that it would add an audio-only tool to communicate through the Duo video-call service in cases of bad-quality connection and a file sharing option to the group chats of the Allo messaging app.
On Thursday, China urged Brazil to punish those responsible for the low quality meat shipments, while providing no information concerning the lifting of the temporary ban on beef imports from the South American country.
On Thursday, the chief of Dubai International airport stated that the new US ban on carrying any electronic gadget larger than a mobile phone on flights would not affect the number of passengers departing to 12 US cities every day.
Early on Thursday, a poll showed that Emmanuel Macron, a candidate in the upcoming French presidential election, was ahead of other candidates in the first round of the election.
According to new information five people were killed on Wednesday in what was thought to be a planned terrorist attack near the British parliament, with more than 30 sustaining injuries.
Robert Kaplan, the Dallas Fed President, stated that the US should raise rates at least two more times in 2017, being that the economy is near full employment and the inflation growth is on track, nearing its 2% target.
During a terrorist attack near the British parliament four people were killed, including the assailant, whose car ran over two pedestrians, and the policeman whom he stabbed; numerous others were also injured.
On Wednesday, around 17K AT&T workers went on a walkout in California and Nevada, accusing the company of violating employment contract terms.
The Ukrainian Central bank said it would implement sanctions against Russian banks' subsidiaries starting from Thursday, March 23.
On Wednesday, an opposition activist Samvel Babayan was arrested by the Armenian National Security Service on charges of weapon smuggling.
On his Twitter, Philip Hammond, the UK Finance Minister, said he was "shocked by the attack around Parliament", expressing his condolences to the victims of the incident.