China plans to deepen friendship relations with Taiwan despite current tensions, the Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Yu Zhengsheng says.
Bilateral trade between Vietnam and Myanmar reached $538M for the previous nine months, the Global New Light of Myanmar reports.
Volkswagen is set to convert three plants in Germany to build electric vehicles, as Europe's biggest carmaker by sales begins mass producing zero-emission cars in astrategy shift after emissions cheating scandal.
Blue Apron Holdings stated that the company would sacrifice its overall revenue growth and diminish marketing expenses next year, causing a volatile decline in shares.
Tencent beat forecasts for profit in the third quarter, but provided no updates on a regulatory block in China, the world's biggest gaming market, that damaged the company's core business.
The US consumer prices rose by the most in the nine-month period in October due to gains in gasoline and rents' cost, suggesting steady increase in inflation, which would keep the Fed on track to raise rates again next month.
Macy's boosted its annual forecast on earnings right before the holiday shopping season, expecting itself to benefit from the renewed loyalty programme and a robust growth of online business.
Sears Holding is nearing a deal with the financial company Great American Capital Partners to secure $350M in bankruptcy loan that should keep the firm open during the holiday season.
On Wednesday, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed to speed up their talks on terminating the years-old territorial dispute, according to Kremlin's spokesman.
Uber Technologies is viewing an opportunity to launch a new service in Kenya's capital that allows its users to book seats on Nairobi's matatus minibuses, in case of success in product testing in Mexico and Egypt.
Bain Capital Ventures announced it had raised $1.0B fund with intention to invest into start-ups with unproven business models.
The buyout firm Cerberus has entered exclusive talks with Germany's public sector lender NordLB over taking on its $2.8B of the non-performing shipping loans.
On Wednesday, Pan American Silver stated it had agreed to acquire the miner Tahoe Resources in a stock and cash deal valued at $1.07B, which made it the world's biggest silver mining group.
E.ON said it would not have any strategic interest in the Innogy-SSE joint venture's minority stake, after it would be transferred to E.ON amid acquisition of Innogy's customer assets, as the UK retailer planned JV deal with SSE.
On Wednesday, the representatives of the German government announced that it welcomes the recent progress made in agreeing upon an orderly Brexit.
On Wednesday, the Prime Minister of the UK Theresa May attempted another try to convince her cabinet to accept a draft of the Brexit deal.
Abu Dhabi's Commercial Bank has hired Barclays as an adviser for its possible merger plan that involves Al Hilal Bank and Union National Bank.
France's Alstom confirmed it would finalise its merger deal with Siemens' railway unit as soon as in the middle of the following year, despite an inquiry launched by the EU authorities over the company's bigger profit.
A.P. Moller-Maersk, the Danish shipping group, reported a better-than-expected Q3 profit on Wednesday, but stated the demand for container shipping had been hit by the US-China trade war.
Britain's Grainger stated on Wednesday it would buy the real estate investment trust Grip in a £396M deal, as the company sought expansion in private-rented sector.
Nike hired Craig Williams, the former Coca-Cola executive, as a new president of the company's sports shoes arm Jordan Brand, who is set to take charge on January 14.
On Wednesday, Flybe Group, the British regional airline, stated it had entered talks with the strategic operators over over a potential sale, as the carrier struggles with the higher fuel costs.
The Chef Executive Officer of France's Covea, Thierry Derez, resigned from the board of firm's rival Scor, after the company had rejected a takeover offer from the cooperative insurer.
On Tuesday, the most popular music streaming service in the world, Spotify, officially launched its services in North Africa and the Middle East, including Morocco, Egypt, the UAE and Saudi Arabia.