ChemChina got about 82% Syngenta shareholders' support amid its $43B takeover deal of the Swiss seeds group and pesticides.
The newly nominated South Korean spy chief Suh Hoon considers that the right conditions on the North Korean nuclear crisis must be defined before a summit between two countries will be held.
Toyota Motor anticipates its operating profit will drop 20% to $14.06B in 2017 as the company expects increased expanses from marketing activities in the US.
A business group, which represents the largest South Korean companies, announced on Wednesday that they will work together with the new President of the country to create jobs and boost investment.
The Premier of China Li Keqiang has visited Foxconn to reassure the company that the development and optimization of business environment in China will continue. This comes in the aftermath of the company's CEO visiting the White House.
Boston Consulting Group has published a report that Cuba provides huge opportunities for cruise and air lines from the US and US hotel companies. The reason is the forecasted sevenfold increase of the number of visitors to the island.
At the start of this year specialists at Wal-Mart got a surprise. As it turns out, the technology the company used to track online prices of various goods suddenly stopped, when it checked Amazon.com prices.
The former President of Brazil Luiz Inacio Lula is being tried on Wednesday, as he is being prosecuted in five criminal cases. Meanwhile, the lawyers of Lula are attacking the credibility of the judge in charge of the case.
The new President of South Korea Moon Jae has taken office. As it occurred, the President announced that he is ready to visit North Korea and negotiate with China and the United States.
On Wednesday the US Dollar lost value, while safe haven investments gained, as US President Donald Trump fired the Director of FBI James Comey.
The Governor of Bank of Japan Haruhiko Koruda on Wednesday announced that the overseas events, which cause uncertainty regarding the US policies and geopolitical risks are the biggest threats for the Japanese economy.
Donald Trump and Sergei Lavrov, the Russian Foreign Minister, are set to discuss US-Russia relations, Syria and international issues at a meeting on Wednesday.
According to the Chinese Bureau of Statistics, the country's CPI rose more than expected to a 1.2% annualised rate in April, up from the preceding month's 0.9% reading.
The BoJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda revealed that he was not thinking about changes in the BoJ's policy mix, pointing its main instrument was the Yield Curve Control.
Wilbur Ross, the US Commerce Secretary, expects the US economy to fall short of 3% growth this year, but to achieve the goal after all Trump's policies are implemented.
Crude oil prices stayed below $50 per barrel on Tuesday, as the strong US Dollar, weak demand and rising US output raised deep concerns over the OPEC's ability to rebalance the oil market.
The White House reported on Tuesday that the Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi Mohammed bin Zayed bin Sultan Al-Nahyan would come to Washington on May 15 to meet with the US President Donald Trump.
The IBD/TIPP Economic Optimism Index, a broad indicator of Americans' confidence in the US economy, dropped to 51.3 in May from 51.7 in the prior month.
The White House reported on Tuesday that the US President Donald Trump would not decide on the US role in the Paris Agreement on climate change until the end of the G7 summit.
The German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said Germany would do all what it takes to help the President-elect Macron to fortify the European Union.
Germany is planning to implement another set of sanctions against North Korea on the back of its nuclear missile programme, local media reported on Tuesday.
The Afghan Defence Ministry spokesperson Mohammad Radmanish said a heavy battle between the country's security forces and Taliban was underway around Kunduz.
Following a meeting with his Turkish colleagues over Syria, the US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis said he was upbeat on cooperation with the Turks to fight against the Islamic State.
Data released by the Commerce Department on Tuesday revealed wholesale inventories in the US were up 0.2% in March, following a 0.3% gain posted a month before.