A US diplomat responsible for a fatal road accident in the capital Islamabad has left Pakistan after US authorities assured that he will face charges in the US.
Botswana on Thursday expressed worries about the worsening security situation in Gaza after the relocation of the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
The European Union will protect the business interests of its companies in Iran despite the US withdrawal from the Iran nuclear agreement, the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker says.
The government of Ghana prioritizes fight against corruption to help national development, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration Charles Owiredu says.
The European Union was ready to discuss opening the bloc's markets wider to the US imports, including cars, aiming to avert a trade war, EU leaders stated.
Daimler's Mercedes-Benz SUV plant located in Alabama is set to continue production next week, after being shut due to a shortage of parts caused by a fire at the main supplier.
The US Labour Department stated that the number of people filing for unemployment benefits in the US last week grew more than anticipated 11K to 222K.
The Central Bank of Indonesia hiked the key interest rate for the first time in four years in line with expectations, aiming to boost fragile Rupiah.
The EU financial services chief stated that there was no guarantee that Brexit is unlikely to disrupt millions of derivative or insurance contracts.
Interest rates on the US 30-year mortgages increased to their 7-year peak, as a sell-off in the bond market brought 10-year yields to the highest level since July 2011.
Dubai Aerospace is in talks to place an order for about 400 aircraft from Boeing and Airbus, getting ready to expand the world's biggest jetliner lessors' fleet through the acquisition in case talks fall through.
The Russian firm Analytical Credit Rating Agency has signed a deal to acquire the Slovakian European Rating Agency in its first takeover outside the country, as it seeks for expansion abroad.
Williams Cos, the pipeline operator, announced on Thursday it would acquire the rest of its limited partnership William Partners' shares in a deal worth $10.5B.
On Wednesday, Iran signed a preliminary oil contract with the London-based Pergas to develop the Keranj oilfield in the province of Khuzestan over the next ten years.
The online learning platform PluralSight's initial public offering has been priced at $15/shr after The Farmington raised its listing price range from $10-$12 to $12-$14 on Tuesday.
The healthcare firm Terveystalo is set to acquire the Finnish business unit of its Swedish rival Attendo in a deal that has been valued at $275M, the company stated on Thursday.
India's oil imports from Iran in April soared to 640K bpd, the highest level since Oct. 2016, as refiners increased purchases before the looming US sanctions against Tehran.
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group agreed to sell its 55% stake in the Cambodia joint venture to the Japanese firm J Trust, seeking to streamline the lender's capital requirements.
The UK Government offered to pledge $18B of financial support to Hitachi's Horizon Nuclear Power project in Britain to build the reactors in Wales.
On Thursday, the Chinese regulators approved the sale of $18B Toshiba chip unit to the consortium led by Bain Capital, the US private equity firm, according to Japan's broadcaster NHK.
The "Angry Birds" film and mobile games maker Rovio reported its Q1 profit almost doubled y/y to $12M, sending the company's shares up 5.6% on the news.
Japan's grain buyers have purchased three vessels of 150-180K tonnes of the US sorghum in a wake of the trade row between the United States and China.
Ana Brnabic, Serbia's Prime Minister, is set to act as the country's Finance Minister until the government appoints a new one to succeed Dusan Vujovic after he resigned last month.
The US retaier Kroger has agreed for a deal with Britain's Ocado to use its tech for grocery deliveries, bringing the UK firm to the US market and sending its shares up 50% on the news.