A Department of Justice spokesman reported on Wednesday that Jeff Sessions, the US Attorney General, have planned to meet the US House of Representatives' intelligence committee to give an interview on November 30.
Mark Rutte, the Dutch Prime Minister, was in parliament for the second time to protect a cut of the tax, which benefited Anglo-Dutch firms Unilever, Shell, and British investors.
The NY-based hedge fund Paulson & Co kept stake in investments in gold unaltered in the Q3, as concerns over North Korea's nuclear program lifted prices of gold to a 13-month high.
General Motors is set to launch new vehicles by 2021 with batteries at a 30% lower cost than the similar used on its current Chevrolet Bolt, CEO Mary Barra said.
The European Parliament accepted legislation aimed to protect the bloc's industries from excessively cheap China's imports.
Venezuela and Russia signed the debt restructuring agreement under which Caracas is obliged to pay Moscow back $3.15B over a ten-year period, the Finance Ministry of Russia said.
The Commerce Department showed that the US Consumer Price Index increased 0.1% in October, following the prior month's 0.5% gain and matching analysts' forecasts.
Loblaw, the Canadian pharmacy and grocery chain, announced that it would close 22 unprofitable stores to revamp the company's business facing challenges in a retail environment.
Japanese SoftBank Group is expected to invest $25B in Saudi Arabia over the course of the next three or four years, according to the sources familiar with the matter.
The US retail sales surged 0.2% unexpectedly in October on a higher demand for motor vehicles, the Commerce Department reported on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Amazon revealed more price cuts on the Whole Foods grocery products days before Thanksgiving, sending rival US grocers' stocks lower in the early trading.
Volkswagen and its unions rejected on Wednesday the accusations that the automaker's top labour council had been overpaid, the top official reported.
Hulu service is planning to tie-up with Sprint's unlimited wireless plan, providing the customers of the Sprint Unlimited Freedom with access to Hulu's Limited Commercials service.
Target issued a lower than expected profit forecast for the holiday quarter. The move sent the company's share price down by three percent pre-market.
The private equity firm Carlyle Group is raising one billion US Dollar to fund a new energy investment fund.
The shareholders of the Twenty-First Century Fox company are proposing do dispose of the dual type share system that gives the company's founder Rupert Murdoch extra privileges.
After a meeting with the Swiss National Bank, members of the Swiss government have stated that the country's currency in their opinion remains highly valued, despite recent efforts.
Reuters reports that an anonymous source has confirmed to them that Amazon have stopped their plans to launch an online streaming service that would bundle US broadcast and cable networks.
On Wednesday Zimbabwe's military took power. However, the head of the country has been only put under house arrest.
According to the ONS, the unemployment rate in United Kingdom remained unchanged at 4.3% in September, fully meeting analysts' expectations for the rate to stay on hold.
Germany's drugmaker Bayer tapped Nestle's executive of its infant nutrition business, as the company seeks to stem the eroding consumer care sales from next March.
Volkswagen stated on Wednesday it had adhered to the remuneration law of the company's work council head Bernd Osterloh, following suspicions of VW's overpayment to him.
Apple stated it would develop an anti-spam application for the iOS platform in India, following the tech giant's initial refusal based on the privacy concerns.
On Wednesday, Nestle announced that it would restructure its infant nutrition business, as the world's biggest packaged food firm sought to improve its performance.