On Wednesday, S&P 500 hit the 3000 points mark after the US Federal Reserve's Chairman Jerome Powell comment lifted rate cut hopes.
On Wednesday, the ex-UK Prime Minister John Major promised to go to court in a bid to stop Boris Johnson from suspending the British Parliament and pulling the queen into a constitutional crisis.
HitecVision, the private equity firm, and Oman's oil group Petrogas tied up to acquire a portfolio of the UK North Sea oilfields from Total in a deal valued at $635M, the companies announced on Wednesday.
International Business Machines has signed on Tuesday a $34B worth acquisition of the software firm Red Hat, as the company seeks to boost the cloud computing business.
Toyota Motor is set to establish a chip joint venture with the car-parts maker Denso, seeking to develop automotive semiconductors due to the industry moving towards self-driving and connected vehicles.
On Tuesday, the European Court of Auditors revealed that none of the 48 bank stress tests of the European Banking Authority were performed in an appropriate manner.
The main candidate for the next UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson refused to suspend the Parliament to get the no-deal Brexit, calling such a move "absolutely bizarre".
Iran has welcomed French efforts to redeem the 2015 nuclear pact, Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman stated on Wednesday after the top diplomatic adviser of France' President Emmanuel Macron visited Tehran to discuss potential options to ease the crisis.
Go-Jek, Indonesia's ride-hailing app, is planning to make an announcement about a strategic partnership with Siam Commercial Bank, the Thai biggest lender, this Thursday that deemed to deepen their ties, both companies stated on Wednesday.
Apple has launched its programme in Shanghai aimed to help China developers establish apps as the US tech giant seeks to expand its services business in the Asian country.
Larry Kudlow, the senior White House economic adviser, said that the United States and China negotiators held constructive trade talks on Tuesday.
According to the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics, China's factory prices were flat in June from a year earlier, as manufacturers shift more production abroad to avoid the US-China trade war.
Crude oil prices edged higher on Wednesday, as data showed a bigger-than-expected decline in the US stockpiles for the fourth consecutive weeks.
Shares of Deutsche Bank extended its decline on Tuesday, as investors were sceptical about the company's CEO Christian Sewing plans to reform the bank.
Wall Street edged lower on Tuesday, as investors and traders were worried about a hit to firm earnings from the continued US-China trade tensions.
Deutsche Bank is in talks with the British fintech firm OakNorth to use its monitoring and credit analysis platforms, a source familiar with the matter says.
The US and China plan to relaunch trade talks after a two month stop in negotiations, but there is little sign that differences between the two countries have narrowed.
India's tariffs on US goods are unacceptable, but the US is not likely to take any immediate action in the trade row between the two nations, the US President Donald Trump says.
Bayer has approached a US drug producer Elanco Animal Health to discuss a possible merger of their pet health businesses to establish an industry giant, sources say.
On Tuesday, Danske Bank announced the appointment of Simon Kingsbury as the head of investigation and surveillance from HSBC.
According to the US Labor Department report, job openings, a measure of labour demand in the United States, fell in May, pressured by declines in transportation and construction industries.
The German carmaker BMW has moved part of its engine production from Britain to South Africa due to the Brexit uncertainty, the company's production chief Oliver Zipse stated on Tuesday.
Facebook announced it did not receive an invitation to the social media summit conducted by the White House, which was set to take place on July 11, after the White House had repeatedly declined to reveal who would attend the event.
Valerie Chapoulaud-Floquet, the CEO of Remy Cointreau, is set to step down by this year's end citing personal reasons, after her luxury spirits strategy boosted the company's profit margins in 2014.