A 79-storey residential high-rise in Qatar's Dubai was urgently evacuated on Friday as the skyscraper got engulfed with a huge fire due to some unknown reason.
On Friday, the Royal Bank of Scotland stated it was seeking to set up its European Union trading base in the Netherlands' capital of Amsterdam after Britain's withdrawal from the bloc.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Uber Technologies consciously bought over 1K of the recalled Honda's Vezel sport-utility cars that were at risk of catching fire and rented out the faulty vehicles to its drivers.
North Korea condemned White House's decision to bar the US passport holders from travelling to the North, while the state media called it a "sordid" try to limit tourist movement.
On Friday, the Danish Ritzau news outlet reported that the Denmark's Capital of Region responsible for Copenhagen hospitals was hit by a major IT breakdown, but gave no reason for the issue.
Toyota is eager take a 5% stake in Mazda Motor to establish a US auto plant and develop key electric vehicle technologies as part of a collaboration deal that should be announced on Friday, Nikkei reported.
Swedish Volvo Cars agreed to provide the engine technology for its parent Geely Holding Group's vehicles, deepening relations between the automakers as they had already shared technology through Lynk & Co brand.
According to the sources familiar with the matter, the newly-appointed Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi has finished to form the government.
A Reuters poll of economists showed that US non-farm payrolls would presumably surge 183K for the month of July after rising 222K in the preceding month.
In a statement released on Thursday evening, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said India was building up its armed personnel along the border between the two countries.
Data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Friday revealed that the country's retail sales jumped 0.3% over the month of June.
Swiss Federal Railways intended to build a new high-speed rail line between Milan and Zurich in 2020, which would reduce the travel time by up to one hour.
Toyota Motor and its rival Mazda Motor are expected to announce intention to build $1.6B worth plant in the US within a part of a joint venture.
Chinese and Bulgarian officials met to discuss a possible increase in cooperation between both countries on economy, technology and trade.
Boeing won a $409M worth Air Force contact for power, thermal and controls, as a part of an industry and government effort to develop innovative technologies.
The Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Thursday that the country's withdrawal from the European Union continued to cast the largest shadow on Britain's economic outlook.
FedEx reported on Thursday that it would not charge extra fees for most packages shipped during the peak holiday season this year.
On Thursday, the US President Donald Trump blamed the Congress for the country's poor relationship with Russia.
Russia's Foreign Ministry reported on Thursday that the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov would meet the US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in Manila next week to discuss the current state of US-Russian relations.
Japan's Nikkei reported on Thursday that Toyota would take a stake of almost 5% in Mazda to establish a joint-venture auto plant in the United States.
Air France expanded its no-fly zone over North Korea after an intercontinental ballistic missile launched by the country fell into the sea just 100 kilometres away from one of its flight paths.
Syrian regime forces and Russia's defense ministry agreed to set up a ceasefire in northern parts of Homs province on Thursday, after Russia closed a deal on implementing a third safe zone.
America's third largest health insurer Aetna's quarterly report was above the expectations on Thursday due to the strong cost controls improved performance in company's core businesses.
More than 1800 daily reservations for the Model 3 surged Tesla's shares up 6.5% on Thursday, right after the company posted a narrower-than-expected Q2 loss on Wednesday.