Iran is set to abandon the nuclear agreement it reached with major powers if the US decides to withdraw from the deal, the Iranian Foreign Minister said.
Britain and the EU made insufficient progress to enter the next phase of talks on a future trade agreement or a post-Brexit transition period, top negotiators stated.
Roku, the Fox-backed video streamer, raised nearly $219M in an IPO, which was priced at the top of its anticipated price range, the company stated.
Rosstandart, the Russian standards watchdog, was informed that Mitsubishi Motors was recalling more than 63K of Pajero and Galant cars sold in Russia between 2006 and 2016 years.
Sabine Lautenschlaeger, the ECB top supervisor, stated that rules on bank's solvency and when it could receive help from state need to be redefined to avoid further failures.
Accenture reported better-than-anticipated quarterly revenue, as the outsourcing and consulting provider benefited from investments made in cloud and digital service businesses.
The Commerce Department reported that the US economy revealed a slightly faster-than-anticipated growth pace of 3.1% in the June quarter.
The ECB policymakers are likely to discuss adjusting, not ending of the economic stimulus amid stronger-than-expected growth, the ECB Chief Economist Pater Praet said.
Mike Wirth, the current Vice Chairman of Chevron, is set to become the firm's next CEO in February to replace the retiring John Watson, the company announced on Thursday.
The European Central Bank executive board member Sabine Lautenschlaeger expects the Basel III deal, aimed at stability ensuring in the banking sector, to be reached by the end of this year.
The number of applications for US unemployment benefits surged 12K to 272 in the week ending September 23, following the prior week's upwardly revised 260K reading.
Kellogg named the chief executive of Nature's Bounty Steven Cahillane as the cereal maker's new CEO to replace John Bryant after his resignation on March 15.
No less than 12 Afghan police officers were reported to be killed in a car blast, as a suicide attacker packed with bombs drove into their Kandahar checkpoint on Wednesday.
BlackBerry posted on Thursday its Q2 adjusted profit of $19M, or 4 cents a share, triggered by strong software sales, and compared to a loss of $371M or 71 cents a year earlier.
Seagate Tech stated on Thursday it sought to contribute $1.25B of $18B deal with Bain Capital to buy Toshiba's chip unit, expecting to enter a long-term supply accord with the company.
Britain's aviation authorities urged Ryanair to take actions as the amount of cancelled flights through Christmas doubled since the last week, affecting over 700K customers in the following five months.
The plan for China's SOEs intended to modernise and reform the sector was in its final stage, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission said on Thursday.
The British Prime Minister Theresa May noted on Thursday that Boeing's behaviour towards the Canadian Bombardier was undermining its long-term partnership with the United Kingdom.
The second largest US ride service firm Lyft is expected to select an IPO advisory company in its first step to become publicly listed, according to sources familiar with the matter.
On Thursday, Taiwan announced it would introduce visa-free policy for the Philippine visitors, seeking the Southeast Asian country would reciprocate the gesture.
The Chinese domestically developed passenger aircraft C919 completed its second flight test on Thursday, which was developed to compete Boeing jets in the future.
Qatar Airways is willing to cancel flights to the Northern Iraq from September 29 to October 1 amid the Iraqi Civil Aviation Authority's request, the carrier reported on Thursday.
According to a global consultancy company Capgemini, the toll of millionaires surged 8% to about 16.5M people in 2016, hitting an all-time record of total wealth of $63.5T.
The Iraqi PM's office stated on Thursday that Turkey would cooperate only with Iraq's government regarding crude oil exports.