China has penalised $60B of the United States imports in a tit-for-tat move, after the President Donald Trump claimed he would impose such tariffs on $200B of China's goods.
On Wednesday, HNA Technology stated it had dropped its plan to buy China's e-commerce group Dangdang as deal parties failed to reach the agreement.
On Wednesday, Ryanair's Belgian cabin crew union stated it had rejected an offer proposed by the Irish airline right ahead of the planned strike on September 28.
Toshiba Memory's Chief Executive has shrugged off the price concerns about the plunging memory chips prices on Wednesday and reiterated that the firm was planning an IPO in a couple of years.
Mars Wrigley Confectionery is aiming to tackle the so-called "broken" cocoa supply chain, which includes child labour, poverty and deforestation, by launching a new sustainability scheme on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, the Finance Chief of TomTom stated the digital mapping company might lose some of its business due to Google's deal with Nissan, Renault and Mitsubishi alliance.
AutoNation's Mike Jackson is eager to step down as the company's Chief Executive next year; however, he will stay as the executive chairman until at least 2021.
The Afghan Deputy Minister is set to arrive in Moscow on Thursday for a meeting over a new peace talks round on Afghanistan, according to the Interfax news agency.
The Polish company JSW is seeking to receive the Energy Ministry's approval to acquire the Australian firm Prairie Mining's assets in Poland.
Linde and Praxair, the industrial gases titans, are planning a sale of extra assets to CVC Capital Partners and Messer Group GmbH consortium, as they seeks to get closer to the US approval for their merger.
The Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel announced on Wednesday that Germany and Europe needs to create its own electric car battery cell production industry.
On Wednesday, it was revealed that India's steel ministry is considering raising import tariffs on steel products to support the Rupee.
On Wednesday, Philippines' New Kinpo Group unit Cal-Comp said it had delayed its $125.2M initial public offering due to the Southeast Asia's market conditions.
Britain's annual consumer inflation rose to 2.7% in August, hitting its six-months high, and up from the 2.5% reading in July, the ONS reported on Wednesday.
Coca-Cola, Nestle and Unilever are making their bids in $4.0B-plus GlaxoSmithKline's sale of its India's Horlicks nutrition unit.
The CEO of Danske Bank, Thomas Borgen, has quitted this Wednesday amid the money laundering scandal that involved $234B flowing through Estonia's branch in the 2007-2015 time period.
On Tuesday, Coca-Cola announced it had acquired Australia's Organic & Raw Trading, famous for its kombucha tea brand Mojo, on the back of the company's expansion into healthier drinks.
The Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro announced on Tuesday that the country sold its 9.9% of the Sinovensa joint venture to China's oil firm, a move in where China is seen to boost the crude output of the OPEC nation.
China's HNA Group is considering a sale logistics unit CWT, it had recently acquired in the $1.0B deal, looking for a potential buyer.
China's Tencent Music Entertainment Group has reduced the amount it was seeking to attract in its US initial public offering by half to $2.0B, according to sources.
On Wednesday, the Prime Minister of the UK Theresa May claimed that the UK and the EU are close to finally agreeing on orderly withdrawal of the UK from the European bloc.
On Wednesday, the Prime Minister of China Li Keqiang claimed that unilateral trade actions would not solve the problems and that the basic principle of free trade needs to be maintained.
On Wednesday, the President of South Korea Moon Jae-In claimed that North Korea has agreed to invite foreign experts to permanently scrap its key missile facilities.
Hillhouse Capital, a Chinese private equity firm which has been investing in top Chinese tech companies including Baidu and Tencent, claimed that it has closed the last funding round at $10.6B.