Tencent Holding's President Martin Lau sold one million of the company's shares at a price $55.35 apiece, lowering his stake to 0.48% from 0.49%, according to the stock exchange statement.
The US home-rental service Airbnb is set to share host information to the China government agencies starting from the end of this week, as it has to comply with the Asian country's regulations.
The Japanese biggest drugmaker Takeda Pharmaceutical is weighting a bid for the London-listed drugmaker Shire to expand in hyperactivity drugs, rare diseases and the United States, bringing its shares up 25%.
The British Interior Minister Amber Rudd stated on Wednesday that the Internet firms such as Facebook and Twitter must put more efforts to remove malicious and illegal content online.
The key OPEC producer Saudi Arabia and Russia are considering a 10- to 20-year oil alliance in a deal that could extend control over the world crude supplies by the top exporters.
The new post-Brexit immigration law has been once more delayed. The news were announced by the Interior Minister of the country on Wednesday.
Various interested parties have increasingly become interested in the question, why did Uber decreased the amount of safety sensors in its newest self-driving car.
SoftBank's Vision Fund is set to invest in establishing the world's largest solar power firm in Saudi Arabia, the company stated on Tuesday, as it seeks expansion in the kingdom.
Amazon.com and Casino Guichard Perrachon are in talks over selling or partnering with the French retailer's electronics and appliance chain in Brazil, sources reported on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, the chipmaker Nvidia halted its self-driving tests all over the world, following a fatal car accident that involved Uber's automotive vehicle.
Uber Technologies is set to pay $10M to settle a California lawsuit filed by two women engineers, accusing the ride-hailing firm of race and gender discrimination.
On Wednesday, Middle East's ride-hailing firm Careem announced it had resumed its services in Ramallah, the city of Palestine, following a deal with the country's transport authorities.
The United States opened a probe into a fatal car accident and vehicle fire of Tesla's Model X in California last week, according to the US National Transportation Safety Board.
On Wednesday morning Asian shares declines, as global stocks continued to fall due to the concerns over tighter control over the technology industry.
The trial process of Wu Xiaohui, who is the former chairman of Abnang Insurance, for economic crimes began on Wednesday.
News outlets on Wednesday morning blamed the increase in US crude oil inventories for the decline of oil prices back below the $70 level.
After a meeting with Xi Jinping in China the leader of North Korea Kim Jong Un has announced that the country would denuclearize.
China's conglomerate Fosun International, the owner of Cirque du Soleil and Club Med within the broad portfolio stated that it is set to invest $3.2B in technology in the following three years.
The Chinese Ministry of Finance reported that the country's state-owned business' profits increased 25.3% year-over-year in the two-month period to February.
The activity outlook in New Zealand improved slightly in March, with the ANZ Activity Outlook Index rising to 21.8 from February's 20.4.
The ANZ reported on Wednesday that its Business Confidence Index came in at -20.0 in March, following the preceding month's reading of -19.0.
On Tuesday, Herc Holdings revealed its CFO Barbara Braiser is set to leave her post on 30 April for undisclosed personal reasons.
As expected, Apple has presented its updated $299 9.7-inch classroom iPad at Chicago's Lane Tech College Prep public high school's education event.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reported on Tuesday that its manufacturing index dived to 15 in March, following a 28-point reading recorded in the prior month.