Donald Trump, as part of his call for an infrastructure bill, will travel to Cincinnati on Wednesday to push his plan to upgrade the US inland waterway system of locks and dams.
Iranian military blamed Saudi Arabia for the first terrorist attack claimed by IS in their country, setting the stage for spiraling tensions between the two rivals at a critical moment in the region.
The British police have carried out a controlled explosion after being alerted to two unattended vehicles near the new US embassy in south-west London.
The US Senate Finance Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch said that it was hard to say how big the upcoming tax cuts would be, despite Trump's calls for dramatic tax cuts for individuals and businesses.
Kinnevik, a Swedish investment company, reported on Wednesday that it would sell its remaining 6.6% stake in Rocket Internet, a German venture capital group.
Navistar, the largest American commercial truck maker, reported that its revenue fell 4.6% to $2.10B in the Q2 ended April 30, marking the ninth consecutive quarterly revenue drop.
The British police arrested a 30-year-old man on Wednesday in connection with the London Bridge attack, official sources reported.
The EIA reported that US crude oil inventories rose 3.3M barrels in the week ended June 2, following the prior week's drop of 6.4M barrels and falling behind expectations for a 3.1M-barrel decline.
Statistics Canada reported that building permits dropped 0.2% in April, compared to the preceding month's upwardly revised fall of 4.9%, whereas analysts anticipated an increase of 2.4%.
On Wednesday, the US Presdient Donald Trump announced that he would nominate the ex-Assistant US Attorney General Christopher Wray as a new FBI Director.
The Sweden centre-left government together with the opposition parties came to an agreement to tighten the laws with intention to fight terrorism after an outbreak of attacks across Europe.
The number of casualties of the Iranian Parliament and Mausoleum attack reached 12 after three assailants opened fired and detonated a suicide vest on Wednesday.
According to the Myanmar officials, an army plane with 120 people on board has gone missing this Wednesday after losing communication over the Andaman Sea on its way to the Yangon city.
On Wednesday, ferry operator Scandlines suspended ferry transportation between Denmark and Germany as the police received a telephone threat; however, declined to provide further information on the issue.
Delphi Automotive is eager to cooperate with a French-controlled public transport service Transdev Group as the companies intend to develop a self-driving shuttle service operating in Europe.
According to the Kremlin, a firm date for the first meeting of the US President Donald Trump and the Russian President Vladimir Putin is not set yet; however, it is more likely to be held behind the closed doors.
Japan's Display delayed its scheduled investment in the manufacturer of organic light-emitting diode panels JOLED until at least the next year amid an unfinished overhaul of its business strategy.
The recent events like the election of Donald Trump, as the President of the US, and the Brexit have given new momentum to the European Union's defense research program. The program is set to receive more funds for developing new military technology.
On Wednesday the Daesh group's news agency AMAQ announced that the organization is responsible for the attack on the Iranian parliament.
At least seven people died in a attack on the Iran Parliament and Ayatollah Khomeini Mausoleum on Wednesday after three assailants opened fire with two AK-47 assault rifles and a pistol.
The US Sales Director of Hyundai Motor Derrick Hatami left his post in a company's management shake-up, presumably, due to sluggish sales as Hyundai had posted a 15.5% drop in the US sales in May.
Abu Dhabi's Etihad Airways announced about the UAE government decision to bar Qatari passport holders from travel or transit through the country amid Qatar's strained ties with its Gulf neighbours.
On Tuesday, Russian fighter jet intercepted a nuclear-armed US B-52 bomber flying over the Baltic Sea; a move that was deemed by Russia as the Cold War threat.
The board of France's supermarket chain Carrefour intends to nominate Alexandre Bompard as a new company's CEO as early as this Friday or next Monday.