On Thursday, the Financial Times reported that the sovereign fund of Saudi Arabia is planning to borrow $12B from international banks after IPO of the oil giant Saudi Aramco was put on hold.
Air France KLM is planning to end flights to Tehran starting September 18 due to a weak demand, the carrier's spokesman stated on Thursday.
On Thursday, the US State Secretary Mike Pompeo stated that the Vice President of Ford carmaker Stephen Biegun had been named as the US Special Representative to North Korea.
Goldman Sachs opened a digital consumer savings bank Marcus in Britain, targeting its own staff, an internal memo seen by Reuters showed on Thursday.
Volkswagen plans a $4.0B investment by 2025 to establish digital products and businesses , including cloud computing software to connect customers and cars to propose services such as car-sharing.
On Thursday, Panasonic stated it had teamed up with Japan Display's affiliate to licence out the low-cost OLED panel-making process, which could become an alternative to the South Korean manufacturers' conventional method.
Siemens, the German engineering giant, is considering to cut 20K job positions as part of the "Vision 2020" strategy, according to Manager Magazine.
The number of applications for US unemployment benefits fell to 210K in the week ending August 18, while analysts anticipated a surge to 215K, the Labor Department reported.
On Thursday, South African competition watchdog granted its approval to Glencore for its $900M bid for Chevron's Botswana and local assets, raising its chances to beat a rival offer from China's Sinopec.
The UK competition watchdog has launched a formal inquiry into the proposed $9.31B worth deal to merge supermarket chains, Sainsbury and Walmart's Asda.
Net EU migration into Britain plunged to 87K citizens, the lowest since 2012, compared to 123K Europeans the previous year, according to the ONS.
The world's largest online retailer Alibaba Group Holding reported on Thursday its Q1 revenue rose 61%, beating analysts' expectations, and helped by the core e-commerce business growth.
The net migration of EU citizens to the United Kingdom has fallen to the lowest level since March of 2012.
On Thursday, Panasonic Corporation announced that the company will license its OLED panel-making process to Japan Display.
Goldman Sachs announced on Wednesday it secured a £1.17B sale of its unfinished London-based headquarters to the South Korean National Pension Service ahead of staff moving next year.
On Thursday, Ryanair has reached an agreement in pilots dispute with its Irish trade union, sending the carrier's shares 5.4% higher on the news.
Philippines' San Miguel is planning a $2.7B worth share sale in its beverage and food division San Miguel Food and Beverage at a steep premium, the company stated on Thursday.
Australia's Competition and Consumer Commission has cleared on Thursday the proposed takeover of APN Outdoor by JCDecaux and the acquisition of the HT&E Ltd's bus stop advertising unit Adshel by Ooh!Media.
On Thursday, India's Reliance Communications stated it had finalised the sale of its MCNs and $285.4M worth infrastructure assets to Reliance Jio Infocomm.
On Thursday, the Energy Minister of Saudi Arabia denied a report from Reuters that an initial public offering of the oil state titan Aramco would be halted.
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Australia's property developer Goodman Group announced on Thursday about committing additional $1.75B of equity to their China logistics partnership.
Synopsys reported better-than-anticipated quarterly results and forecast Q4 above Wall Street estimates, as the chip design software maker benefited from higher demand from semiconductor clients.
The losses of farmers in Latvia, which suffered from summer's unusual heat and prolonged dry spell, amounted to €359M, the country's Agriculture Ministry stated.
The US natural gas pipeline exports to Mexico reached a record high in July this year, after the several key pipelines' commissioning in Mexico, the US EIA stated.