The French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday that China and Russia as members of the UN Security Council should support stronger sanctions on North Korea.
When speaking about income inequality, the Fed Chair Janet Yellen said that tax code equity should be improved, as the US was still suffering from slow growth in productivity.
A German court ordered the release of a soldier suspected over attack on politicians and incriminate asylum seekers on Wednesday, mentioning that evidences were not enough to keep him arrested.
The Head of Mexico's Central Bank, Alejandro Diaz de Leon, in his first interview after being nominated to replace Agustin Carstens expressed worries over inflation risks.
Haider al-Abadi, the Prime Minister of Iraq, on Wednesday met with British counterpart Theresa May in order to discuss the ongoing fight against terrorism.
Bulgaria reported on Wednesday that an aircraft that was taking the Prime Minister was denied access by Iran to enter its airspace on Tuesday, forcing them to fly via Iraq.
William Dudley, the President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, stated in a conference on Wednesday that the US central bank was starting to think about its own digital currency.
Venezuela reported on Wednesday that Rafael Ramirez had been removed from the post of United Nations representative in New York.
The Fed Chairwoman Janet Yellen reported on Wednesday the US central bank would continue increasing short-term interest rates on a global recovery of the US economy.
A WSJ report has showed that Nasdaq plans to launch Bitcoin futures in the first half of the next year.
The US President Donald Trump urged China's leader Xi Jinping to exert pressure on North Korea and convince it to halt provocations, following Pyongyang's successful ICBM test launch.
Walt Disney's ESPN unit is phasing out around 150 employees working in technology, digital content and studio production, its President John Skipper stated in a memo on Wednesday.
Apple accused Qualcomm patent infringement in counter claim on Thursday, alleging that its Snapdragon chips used in the majority of Android-based devices had infringed on Apple's patents.
Chipotle Mexican Grill's founder Steve Ells was eager to resign as CEO as soon as a new candidate was found to replace him, the company stated on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi met his British counterpart Theresa May in Baghdad during her first visit to Iraq after coming to power in 2016.
Facebook reported on Wednesday on progress in fast removing of extremist content on the platform, which is about 83% of erased material within one hour after being uploaded.
Fortigo Freight Services and DHL pre-ordered Tesla's new electric truck Semi, as they seek to test the vehicle for fuel efficiency on limited routes.
The Kremlin urged all sides to keep calm over North Korea's ICBM missile test in order to avoid a clash, but called the test launch a provocative act.
On Wednesday the US Supreme Court is going to weigh on whether police officials have to obtain warrants to use the past locations data of cell phones of suspected criminals.
A senior regulator of the Chinese banking sector has expressed that in the early 2018 downwards risks tot eh Chinese economy might become apparent.
Japan workers' pay will be cut by $44.86B on the back of the government's plans to reduce the notoriously long working hours.
The President of Egypt Abdel Fattah al-Sisi ordered his military chief on Wednesday to secure the peninsula of Sinai within the following three months by using all force necessary.
The Cambodian PM Hun Sen is about to ask China for more aid and investment during his visit this week, following the Western donor pressure due to a critics crackdown ahead of the 2018 elections.
German automaker BMW is looking for partners to reduce the cost of electrifying the future Mini small electric cars, the board member Peter Schwarzenbauer stated.