On Wednesday, the UK Prime Minister Theresa May's spokesperson declined to comment whether a Brexit deal would be reached by November 21.
On Wednesday, UK's Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab said that a Brexit deal would be finalised by November 21.
On Wednesday, more than 2000 migrants departed the Salvadoran capital en-route to the United States, as the US President Donald Trump increased pressure to stop the flow of people.
On Wednesday, the European planemaker Airbus announced plans to reduce its jet delivery goal, after series of industrial problems.
Airbus is in talks with Emirates Airline about the delay of undelivered A380 jet airliners, and also faces new problems in delivering A330s jet to HNA group.
On Wednesday, Anthem Inc shares surged by 5%, as the health insurer company reported better-than-expected Q3 profit.
On Wednesday, Anthem Inc Chief Executive Officer Gail Boudreaux said that the company's predictions for the next year's earnings are better than current Wall Street estimates.
The DIW economic institute stated that the EU migrants are good for the German economy, as 5M of them bolstered it by about 0.2% annually since 2011 and that the country should strengthen its efforts to lure more citizens.
Vietcombank is set to become the first Vietnam's bank to launch a representative office located in the United States, after gaining preliminary agreements to do so, the bank stated on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Elliott Management stated that is portfolio unit ASG had offered $10 for a share in cash to acquire fintech provider Mitek Systems.
PepsiCo stated on Wednesday it had acquired the nutritional food start-up Health Warrior in its latest health push to target the healthy-eating consumers.
The biggest interdealer broker in the world, TP ICAP, entered the advanced negotiations over acquiring the US broker Axiom Commodity Group, sources reported on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, General Motors reported a better-than-expected profit results, saying it would expect robust full year earnings results that should be driven by a high demand in North America.
Quad/Graphics, the printing services company, stated on Wednesday it was planning to acquire the peer LSC Communications in the all-stock deal worth around $1.4B, seeking for expansion in the industry.
Ferrovie dello Stato, the Italian local railways, is set to make a proposal to acquire the national carrier Alitalia's assets, the company at the board meeting.
Intu Properties has given to the John Whittaker-led consortium time until November 15 to present a firm proposal for the shopping centre owner.
On Wednesday, Tata Steel stated it would continue negotiating with the EU Commission over the planned joint venture with the German firm Thyssenkrupp.
The British competition watchdog granted its approval to CME Group's $4.96B deal to acquire NEX Group owned by Michael Spencer.
On Wednesday, the UK betting and gaming company William Hill stated it had made a proposal to acquire the Swedish gaming firm Mr Green & Co for $307.40M, as it seeks to diversify and expand into more EU markets.
On Wednesday, shares in L'Oreal surged as much as 5.9% in early trading, after the fashion and cosmetics firm reported higher Q3 sales, with a turnover boosted by the rising demand in Asia.
On Wednesday, Siemens announced it would invest up to €600M in Berlin, seeking to turn the German capital's part into the technology and industrial hub.
On Wednesday, AMP, the Australian biggest wealth manager, defended the valuation of the firm's life insurance unit, following the fund manager threats to campaign for board spill over a business sale last week for $2.3B.
Brazil's Petroleo Brasileiro might sale an extra $20B in assets within 2019, indicating that the oil company is planning to keep the robust pace of its divestments, in spite of the recent setbacks.
Newell Brands is getting closer to sell its US producer of memorabilia to the private equity group Platinum Equity for about $1.3B, sources reported.