Alphabet's Google has acquired the New York's Chelsea Market for $2.4B on Tuesday; a deal that should expand its presence in the NYC tech campus along the Hudson River.
Htin Kyaw, the President of Myanmar, has resigned. The officially announced reason is to have rest from current duties.
The opening of the data center in Switzerland by Kaspersky has been confirmed to be part of a plan to decrease the concerns that Russian government exploits the company's antivirus for spying.
The Luxury coat producer Canada Goose is preparing to move more of its production in-house to boost the company's profit margins.
The President of South Korea Moon Jae-in stated that a three-way summit with the US and North Korea is possible and should be aimed to cease the nuclear threat.
The European Commission is set to propose regulations designed to make big digital companies pay the share of tax, targeting the US majors such as Facebook and Google.
The RBNZ reported that credit card spending rose 0.7% on an annual basis in February, following the prior month's increase of 4.6%.
The Melbourne Institute reported on Wednesday that its Leading Index for the national economy rose 0.3% in February, after dropping 0.3% in the preceding month.
US Senate and House aides are set to be briefed by Facebook representatives on Wednesday, congressional representatives reported.
As Tuesday's trading session ended, the stock of Facebook Inc. had booked a 2.5% decline.
Government lawyers, who are reviewing the Time Warner and AT&T acquisition deal, have revealed that the main argument against the deal is that AT&T would raise consumer prices.
The top Democrat of the Judiciary Committee of the US Senate Dianne Feinstein on Tuesday announced that Mark Zuckerberg should be called in to testify before Congress.
European Union officials recently revealed that there are still large obstacles in the talks to establish the EU and South American trade union Mercosur.
Toyota Motors on Tuesday announced that the company will stop self-driving car tests. The announcement came after an accident occurred during a test in Arizona.
The shares of Facebook Inc. continued to fall in Tuesday's trading as the markets where selling the stock due to the caused outcry about the breach of the company's data policies.
Representatives of Salesforce.com Inc. have begun advance talks with the software company MuleSoft Inc. about a possible acquisition.
The leading regulator of Facebook in Europe, the Irish Data Protection Commissioner, has announced that the office of the Commissioner has started to monitor the Facebook breach situation.
The subsidiary of the travel agency Expedia on Tuesday announced that the data of nearly 880,000 payment cards might have gotten into the hands of hackers.
The University of Cambridge is investigating whether the academic Alex Kogan did or did not use any university assets for the violation of Facebook rules.
The White House has announced that the President of United States welcomes any investigations into the Cambridge Analytica use of Facebook data.
The US defence contractor General Dynamics stated it had lifted its offer for the smaller sector peer CSRA to $9.7B, in its efforts to exceed CACI International's bid.
On Tuesday, Egypt's Court urged the ride-hailing firms Careem and Uber to halt their services in Egypt amid the licences suspicion order as both companies are pending a lawsuit filed by the country's taxi drivers.
Elon Musk travelled to Israel for discussions over the cooperation between his e-vehicle company Tesla and the Israeli AI firm Cortica, according to the Globes financial news outlet.
On Tuesday, shares of BlackBerry were up 4%, following the announcement that the company would provide software security for Microsoft's Office apps.