Audi is likely to recall 5K diesel cars in Europe to fix an emissions control software, as the company discovered the cars emitted too much of nitrogen oxide.
TripAdvisor is expected to offer food delivery in nine EU countries under the companies' deal with Takeaway.com, the Dutch online food delivery firm.
The Bank of England made an key interest rate hike to 0.50% from 0.25%, suggesting further increases to be gradual, mainly driven by the outcome of Brexit talks.
Alibaba delivered outstanding Q3 results on Thursday, beating the forecasts with a 61% revenue jump, driven by the continuing e-commerce growth.
The number of applications for US unemployment benefits fell 5K to 229K in the week ending October 28, missing expectations for a 235K surge.
The number of asylum seekers in Germany surged 113% to 1.6M in the past two years, with most refugees fleeing Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq.
Shell posted a forecast-beating 47% jump to $4.1B in its Q3 profit on Thursday, boosted by gains in oil refining and trading operations.
The CEO of Credit Suisse Tidjane Thiam said on Thursday that that the digital cryptocurrency Bitcoin presented challenges to banks, especially in terms of anti-money laundering.
The digital cryptocurrency Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $7000 on Thursday, thus increasing its value seven times since the beginning of 2017.
The Finance Minister of China Xiao Jie is likely to resign from his post over the following months, following the promotion to the senior Communist Party job.
The number of unemployed Germans fell 11K in September, exceeding analysts' expectations for a 10K drop, and compared to the prior month's downwardly revised fall of 22K.
According to the TASS news outlet, Turkey has bought the advance S-400 air defence missile systems from Russia for more than $2B, raising concerns in the United States.
SoftBank announced on Thursday it had secured a $23.3B top loan deal to refinance the acquisition loans for the UK chip designer ARM and US telecommunication firm Sprint.
On Thursday, Etihad Airways announced that it would end the Dallas-Fort Worth route the next year, following American Airlines' decision to halt a codeshare deal between the two carriers.
Samsung Electronics named Roh Hee-chan as the company's new Chief Financial Officer to replace the ex-CFO Lee Sang-hoon, putting Roh in charge of a $68B corporate cash pile.
The ousted Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is set to face trial over the corruption allegations, linked to the London properties that his family owns.
The US President Donald Trump urged for death penalty for an Uzbek man accused of the truck attack in New York that left eight people dead and a dozen injured.
On Wednesday, the Iraqi forces threatened to resume military operations against the Kurds to capture the Kurdish-held territory over delay of handing over Iraqi borders' control.
The ABS reported on Monday that the Australian trade surplus widened to $1.75B in September, compared to the prior month's $0.87B and topping analysts' expectations for a surge to $1.42B.
On Thursday, China's PC maker Lenovo reported an 11% slide in its Q2 profit on supply constraints and difficulties in the personal computer market.
The US leader Donald Trump is expected to name Jerome Powell as the next Federal Reserve chair on Thursday's afternoon.
China is set to cut tariffs imposed on imported consumer goods and increase bank financing aimed to support imports, the Vice Commerce Minister Wang Bingnan said.
Bank of England was considering the interest rate increase to be made for the first time since 2007, despite the UK economic growth appearing slower than before the prior hike.
Facebook announced that the company's quartelrly profit rose nearly 79%, despite Washington's criticism on failure to prevent Russia from using the company's advertising platform.