The President of Korean Air Lines Walter Cho stated on Friday that the company most probably would acquire more Boeing 787 jets in order to upgrade its fleet and in this way in long term to reduce costs.
Goldman Sachs Group is set not to send any of the company's executives to a Saudi investment conference in the following week, David Solomon, the Chief Executive Officer, stated.
The European Union, Norway and several other countries asked the WTO to assign a dispute settlement panel to address the US tariffs on aluminium and steel.
Oliver Blume, the CEO of Volkswagen's Porsche brand, stated that it does not need a listing to finance expansion, adding that he is confident the 911 sports car maker is likely to repeat 2017 record sales this year.
New applications for the US unemployment benefits fell last week, while the number of Americans on unemployment rolls dropped back to the level seen in 1973, indicating further tightening in labour market conditions.
Volkswagen stated that it set to offer trade-in incentives and bonuses for scrapping older German diesel vehicles in a bid to stave off the driving ban in polluted cities.
The US NHTSA stated that it opened an investigation into more than 54K Ford Motor pickup trucks after five complaints about tailgates issue were received.
On Thursday, the Economic Affairs Commissioner of the EU Pierre Moscovici claimed that no decision has been taken so far regarding the budget deficit of Italy and that a dialogue between Italy and the EU needs to be calm and constructive.
On Thursday, the US President Donald Trump claimed that he is considering to send military and close the southern border of the US because of the increasing amount of immigrants from Honduras and El Salvador.
On Thursday, the Prime Minister of Spain Pedro Sanchez claimed that the UK and Spain have agreed on the Brexit status of Gibraltar which will leave the EU with the UK on March 29 2019.
Square, a company headed by the Chief Executive of Twitter Inc Jack Dorsey, has launched its own payment terminals for small-sized businesses.
On Thursday, the US Senator Elizabeth Warren claimed that the Fed needs to limit the growth of Wells Fargo until it replaces its Chief Executive Tim Sloan.
On Thursday, German's Chancellor Angela Merkel claimed during the summit of the EU leaders that not much time is left for a Brexit agreement but the deal is still achievable.
Deutsche Bank has appointed Stefan Hoops as a new head of the Global Transaction Banking business unit to replace his predecessor John Gibbons, the bank announced on Thursday.
Acadia Healthcare, the American operator of the behavioural health centres, has entered talks with the private equity companies over selling itself after raising a buyout interest.
On Thursday, the gas and oil firm SDX Energy announced that its talks to acquire the BP Egypt's assets had been halted by a mutual agreement, not disclosing any further details on the issue.
Alibaba Group Holding, China's e-commerce giant, is planning to invest nearly $290M into the local spirits and wine retailer 1919.cn, seeking to top into rising demand for the imported wine in Asia's country.
Canada's MEG Energy has rejected the buyout offer made by Husky Energy on Wednesday, saying that the proposal undervalued the has and oil producer.
Greece is expecting to receive final bids for the Hellenic Petroleum majority stake next month, after getting the main regulatory decision over the process, sources reported on Thursday.
Philippines' San Miguel Corp has halved the size of the food arm's share sale to $920M, after a weak stock market ruined its plans for the potentially largest ever secondary offering.
The securities regulator of China announced on Thursday that the creditors of an environmental firm in Beijing is not to receive a margin call on stock pledges.
On Wednesday, Uber announced that the company is starting a trailer leasing unit. The unit will be called Powerloop and it will be a part of Uber Freight.
The operator of Pizza Hut and KFC franchises, Restaurant Brands New Zealand, has received a takeover offer worth $578M from the Mexican group Finaccess Capital that brought its shares up 14% to its record-high of NZ$8.72.
The US apparel and footwear firm Nine West Holdings has filed an amended Chapter 11 plan that should cut the company's pre-bankruptcy debt obligations by over $1.0B.