Samsung signed an agreement allowing to expand the company's chip production in China, with a preliminary investment of $7B.
Ukraine is set to sustain its defence spending at nearly 5% of GDP in 2018, which would finance priority tasks of enhancing the country's security and defence, the head of security agency stated.
AT&T stated that the company is set to include three more US cities while expanding its 5G trials, aiming to push development of a next-generation network.
The US economy marked a faster-than-expected growth pace of 3.0% in the June quarter, providing more signs that momentum would be sustained in the Q3, the second preliminary report showed.
The UK is seeking for ways to replicate the trade agreements that the EU has with other countries outside the bloc after Brexit in March 2019, British PM Theresa May stated.
EY, the part of Ernst&Young, said that it launched a system based on a blockhain technology, which would allow companies or group of individuals to share ownership of their cars.
The Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary stated on Wednesday that his Irish low-cost airline would not make an offer for the struggling German carrier Air Berlin's assets.
The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged to terminate the Palestinian political divisions as they caused energy crisis deepening in the two million people isolated enclave.
On Wednesday, the MDA reported that the US Navy and Missile Defence Agency successfully conducted an ICBM defence test off the Hawaii coast.
Germany's industrial company Siemens announced on Wednesday about an acquisition of the self-driving software specialist Tass International as it seeks to strengthen its autonomous business.
China is expected to introduce its severe sales quotas for new electric plug-in vehicles, but is more likely to postpone implementation, giving carmakers additional time to prepare.
On Wednesday, the Islamic State militant group assumed responsibility for an attack on the senior Parliament member's house in Afghanistan's Jalalabad that left two security guards dead.
British Liverpool airport resumed its normal operations after a package with a suspected bomb inside had been found on Tuesday, an airport spokesman reported.
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Theresa May has made another announcement on Wednesday. She has stated that the UK will be able to change various trade deal terms after Brexit.
The General Electric Co is making changes. The company is cutting costs of the industrial software division and evaluating partnerships and equity sales.
According to the DBRS rating agency's statement on Wednesday, Catalonia's independence vote will not immediately damage rating for Spain.
The US Cargill's partner Evolva is cutting out 43% of its workers amid company's intention to stem losses, which widened to ₣20.3M, the sugar substitute maker reported on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Hyundai Motor resumed its production in China, following a supply disruption that forced the company to suspend all of the operations last week.
China said it had huge potential for cooperation with India and sought to cast its neighbour's difficult relationship in a positive light ahead of a meeting between India's PM and Chinese Foreign Minister.
On Tuesday, the ride-hailing company Uber officially welcomed Expedia's Dara Khosrowshahi as its new Chief Executive Officer.
Fujifilm is eager to spend $4.54B on mergers and acquisitions over the next three years amid company's intention to grow outside its standard photographic film business.
On Tuesday, Uber Tech stated that it was cooperating with the US preliminary investigation into the company's presumable bribery law violations.
Venezuela's Constituent Assembly agreed on Tuesday to prosecute those who had supported the latest US sanctions imposed against Caracas last week.
The head of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand wants to see the New Zealand Dollar lower against the US Dollar.