The British PM Theresa May arrived in Nigeria on Wednesday, a first visit to Africa as British PM, seeking closer relations on trade and security with the country.
The Albanian public debt declined by $109M in the first six months of 2018, the Albanian Ministry of Finance and Economy reports.
Russia and Turkey are reviewing an anti-terrorism operation in the Syrian province of Idlib close to the border with Turkey, the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says.
The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi plans to attend the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC) summit in Nepal.
The US economic growth has been revised to an annual rate of 4.2% in the second quarter of 2018, a small increase from the previous estimate of 4.1%, the US Commerce Department reports.
Russia's gas giant Gazprom reported a sharp rise in second-quarter net profit, beating analysts' forecasts, as the company benefited from higher energy prices.
The ruling coalition Czech Republic agreed an 8% wage rise on average for the country's workers for next year, Andrej Babis, the Prime Minister, stated.
China's BYD Co, backed by the US investor Warren Buffett, reports a 72.2% fall in profit in the first half of the year, after Beijing reined in subsidies.
UBS was closing SmartWealth, the digital platform for wealth management, and selling the intellectual property rights to startup SigFig, the Bank's executives stated.
The President of Russian Federation has diluted the draft legislation of the pension reform of the country, which caused a fall in his popularity.
The Chinese banking regulators on Wednesday announced that they will push on with deleveraging and fending off proactively external risks.
The already high GDP growth of the US seen in the second quarter of 2018 has been revised upwards. Namely, the GDP increase has been adjusted from 4.0% to 4.2%.
Although the President of the Russian Federation pushed through his pension reform, the Russian Rouble continued to decline on Wednesday.
The family that owns majority stake of Campbell Soup Company is set to collide with other investors, which are pressuring the company to be sold.
Global stock prices slightly declined on Wednesday due to the unclear position of Canadian authorities on the new NAFTA developments.
Chinese car manufacturing giant Geely builds a new car plant in the city of Ningbo on the South-East of China to produce 250000 vehicles per year as a part of company's strategy to sell more than 2 million cars by 2020.
British luxury car manufacturer Aston Martin is planning to go public on the London Stock Exchange, becoming the first British car manufacturer to be listed on LSE for years.
On Wednesday, a global brewing company Carlsberg claimed that it is planning to expand the capacity of its largest Kronenbourg brewery in France with $117M investments.
On Wednesday, Singapore-based ridesharing company Grab claimed that it is planning to invest $250M in startups in Indonesia as a part of the company's plans to cement its position on Indonesian market.
According to a state official, Germany is not planning to provide financial aid to Turkey to help it to overcome an escalating crisis caused by intensively depreciating Lira.
The Finance Minister of Turkey Berat Albayrak said on Wednesday he believes that financial system is safe and there is no big risk for the country's economy despite rapidly falling Lira.
Oil prices weakened further on Wednesday due to increase in the US crude oil supplies.
The Turkish Lira dipped further south on Wednesday, because of uncertainty from the US-Turkey relationship.
Iran's Intelligence Minister Mahmoud Alavi said that Iranian Security forces had arrested spies working in the state bodies.