Nhlamu Dlomu, the new Chief Executive of KPMG in South Africa, explained on Thursday that she would make changes to boost the company's ‘greatly disappointing' performance.
Global stocks were trading at record highs, while the Euro reached a seven-week low this Thursday, as investors were waiting for signals on the ECB ending its loose monetary policy.
On Thursday, the Malaysian Court announced that traces of a deadly nerve agent VX were found on the shirts of the two women, who are accused of Kim Jong Nam's murder.
Airbus Defence froze its capital spending, urging the 34K employees to take drastic measures in an attempt to save cash as the company is facing the prospect of losing 2017 cash targets by millions of euros.
According to the 38 North website, a potential North Korea's nuclear missile strike on Tokyo and Seoul could claim lives of as many as 2.1M people and injure 7.7M others.
Donald Trump's aides delivered the US leader a shortlist of the Federal Reserve candidates, ending their search, sources familiar with the issue reported.
The Financial Reporting Council's accounting watchdog stated on Thursday it had closed the investigation into PwC over its Barclays audits.
The US private equity company Bain Capital stated on Thursday it sought to list Toshiba chip unit on Tokyo Stock Exchange in a few years.
The populist election kingmaker of New Zealand Winston Peters is willing to start coalition negotiations on Thursday with the opposition Labour Party and the governing National Party.
According to the Australian PM Malcolm Turnbull, the country is eager to create a national photo ID database with intention to identify and track terror suspects.
The US budget deficit is set to be the main obstacle to the tax cut plans offered by Donald Trump, with one Senate hawk saying that any fiscal gap enlarging could prevent his support.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported that the country's trade surplus increased to A$989M in August, while analysts anticipated modest increase to A$875M.
Shares of Indonesia's e-commerce start-up PT Kioson Komersial skyrocketed 50% on Thursday amid its trading debut, selling 150M shares at $0.0.2 each in its first public offering to raise $3.3M.
On Wednesday, the Saudi Arabia King Salman arrived in Moscow on his first ever visit to Russia to meet the President Vladimir Putin for talks over global oil market and Syrian conflict.
Cruise Automation, the General Motor's self-driving unit, stated that it had more than doubled the size of robot cars test fleet in California during the past three months.
Australia's retail sales dropped 0.6% in the month of August, the steepest fall since early 2013, missing analysts' expectations for a 0.3% increase in the reported period.
Johannes Hahn, the EU official, announced that the bloc allocated $353M to help restore security and stability in Libya and its government structures.
France's car maker Peugeot stated that it focused on utility cars to raise market share in Brazil and is likely to provide the same set of models the company sells in Europe.
The US approval of Mylan NV's MS treatment Copaxone, generic version of Teva's blockbuster, drove shares of the drugmaker up 19%, affecting rival's shares.
Alphabet Inc's Google has launched the second generation of Pixel smartphones and new home speakers enabled by the voice, increasing the commitment to the hardware business.
According to the IATA, air freight demand's growth in 2017 could exceed the present forecast of 7.5%, after reporting 12.1% growth in August driven by the rise in worldwide trade.
The main indexes on Wall Street have scaled the new record highs during the New York session on Wednesday, after Tillerson stated that he had never considered resigning.
The chairman of the US SEC has floated a potential delay to new rules of the fund data gathering, following a hack, which has questioned cyber security controls of the regulator.
According to NBC News, the US Secretary of State Tillerson stated that he had never thought about resigning and he was always committed to the President's agenda.