Swisscom, Switzerland's largest telecom company, plans to expand its 5G network to cover the whole country by the end of 2019.
Foreign direct investment in South Korea tumbled 35.7% in the first quarter of 2019, compared to the same period in 2018, a government report shows.
Money supply in South Korea reached the lowest level in eight months in February as household debts decline, the central bank reports.
The Chinese consumer price index, a measure of inflation, increased 2.3% in March compared to the same period the prior year, the National Bureau of Statistics reports.
The manufacturing sector in Indonesia expanded at a faster pace in the first quarter of 2019, a survey conducted by the central bank shows.
Pangang Group, the largest vanadium production company in China, expects a 77% increase in profits in Q1, compared to the same period in 2018.
Japan's Daihatsu Motor Co. plans to recall around 1.92M vehicles in Japan due to manufacturing errors that can cause issues with the braking system.
The Philippines exported $13.14B of goods in February, a 1.2% increase compared to the same period the prior year, the Philippine Statistics Authority reports.
WarnerMedia's CEO John Stankey announced that its parent group AT&T was not exploring a sale of HBO Europe business unit, calling the false news report "inaccurate and baseless".
Norway's recruitment and training company OSM Aviation ordered 60 electric training aircraft from the jet maker Bye Aerospace with intention to trim flight costs.
China's carmaker Geely has released its premium electric vehicle brand called "Geometry" this Thursday amid company's efforts to bolster the output of energy vehicles.
The banks organising the Italian payments group Nexi's initial public offering have set the price at €9 per share, while the board meeting is set to issue their approval on the final price subject on Thursday.
Shares in Adevinta, the online advertising company, surged almost 13% yesterday on its Oslo market debut, a day after finalising Norway's most valuable IPO in 13 years.
Brazil's B2W and Magazine Luiza retailers confirmed they were exploring a takeover of Netshoes, the online shoe retailer, while analysts see the potential deal as an opportunity for Magazine Luiza to compete with Amazon.com.
The Chinese firm ENN Ecological Holdings stated on Thursday it was set to scrap the deal to acquire Toshiba's US LNG business amid failure to gain the approvals from the US panel and shareholders.
Nasdaq, the US stock market operator, announced on Thursday it had raised its stake in Oslo Bors to 37%, after purchasing 844,071 shares in Norway's bourse.
On Thursday, Asiana Airlines creditors have rejected a restructuring deal proposed by its owner Kumho Asiana Group, claiming the plan was not sufficient for restoring the market trust in the South Korean carrier.
Panasonic is considering further investments in the battery production at the gigafactory joint venture conducted with Tesla, responding to some media reports on potentially frozen investment plans.
The Chief Executive Officer of Bayer announced on Thursday that the German pharmaceutical and crop chemical producer faces massive lawsuits over a possible carcinogenic effect caused by Bayer's Roundup weed killer.
On Thursday, crude oil prices slightly declined during the Asian and European sessions, as the price was retracing down after the previous surge, which was caused by Venezuelan output decline announcement.
Shares of Lyft tumbled almost 11% yesterday, reaching its fresh low level, due to the news of Uber Technologies nearing to launch its initial public offering.
PG&E, California's utility owner, is considering over its board expansion, as it seeks to settle the on-going fight with its shareholder BlueMountain Capital.
Qatar Airways' takeover of a 49% stake in the Italian carrier Air Italy is facing scrutiny from the United States, as lawmakers see no new fights added to its domestic market.
The Canadian firm Garda World Security stated it was exploring a cash bid for G4S, sending the security company's shares up around 20% to 215.35 pence.