Whirlpool dropped plans to close a production site in Naples, the southern Italian city, after two weeks of protest of workers, the company stated.
On Wednesday, the Boeing Co Chief Executive Officer Dennis Muilenburg stood in front of a panel in the US Congress, where he had to hear multiple calls to leave the post amid 737 MAX crashes.
On Wednesday, the Boeing Co CEO Dennis Muilenburg made another testimony in front of the US Congress regarding the flows during the 737 MAX development.
The European Central Bank board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger stated on Sunday that the bank must make its messages more understandable for the people, thus breaking the image of arrogant elite.
Terry Duffy, CME Group Inc's Chief Executive Officer, stated on Wednesday that he shared with regulators his concerns over insufficient amount of capital that certain clearinghouses had.
On Wednesday, Volkswagen has reduced its full-year sales forecast due to slowing demand, despite its adjusted operating profit surged 11.2% on boosted demand for the carmaker's SUVs and Skoda and Porsche vehicles.
Apple Inc is mobilising its suppliers to unveil the company's first range of 5G iPhone, a report by Nikkei Asian Review showed on Wednesday.
AT&T Inc is set to launch its new streaming service called HBO Max with a fresh "Game of Thrones" series at the price of $15 per month, aggressively battling Disney, Apple and Netflix for the TV future.
Hitachi is planning to merge its vehicle components business with Honda's three suppliers with intention to trim development costs, as well as to boost its respond to a sharp industry shift to EV and self-driving cars.
Credit Suisse reported on Wednesday that in the third quarter the bank has doubled its profits. Despite the announcement the bank's share price declined during the morning hours of the day's European trading.
On Wednesday, lower than forecast bank sector earnings dragged down European stock indices.
Prior to the US Federal Reserve Rate announcement on Wednesday, the US Dollar traded steady, as the markets were expecting the new rate before making decisions.
On Wednesday, two European automakers, Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot, confirmed rumors about their potential merger aimed at overcoming regulatory and technological challenges.
The China's Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission announced on Wednesday that Hengfeng Bank was allowed to increase its capital to ¥11.2B from ¥1.69B.
A Chinese regulator on Wednesday granted approval to Japanese Nintendo to sale its Switch console game, "New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe", in the country.
On Wednesday, Sony Corp reported a 16% surge of its Q2 operating profit amid robust sales of image sensors for smartphones.
Donald Tusk, the outgoing President of the European Council, said on Tuesday that the latest Brexit delay agreed by the European Union leaders might be the last one.
Lebanon's Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri announced his resignation on Tuesday, yielding to the demands of protesters, who have staged a nationwide protest for nearly two weeks.
According to a statement from Estonia's prosecutor office on Tuesday, the Estonian police and prosecutor have opened a criminal probe into Swedbank over the money laundering scandal.
The South African government planned to split state power service Eskom into three units to increase efficiency and competition in the country's power sector.
Saudi Aramco and Norway's Aker, the world's largest oil producer, inked a MoU to cooperate on green solutions and industrial digitalization.
Italy's food group Newlat planned a €200M acquisition in 2020, after the company's shares began trading on the Milan bourse this Tuesday.
Italy's Campari reported sale growth in the Q3, with turnover rising 4.9%, driven by a surge in Aperol sales, while EBIT rose to £249M.
Mobile game company Scopely announced that it raised $200M in the latest funding round led by NewView Capital, bringing its valuation to $1.7B.