On Thursday, Asiana Airlines creditors have rejected a restructuring deal proposed by its owner Kumho Asiana Group, claiming the plan was not sufficient for restoring the market trust in the South Korean carrier.
Panasonic is considering further investments in the battery production at the gigafactory joint venture conducted with Tesla, responding to some media reports on potentially frozen investment plans.
The Chief Executive Officer of Bayer announced on Thursday that the German pharmaceutical and crop chemical producer faces massive lawsuits over a possible carcinogenic effect caused by Bayer's Roundup weed killer.
On Thursday, crude oil prices slightly declined during the Asian and European sessions, as the price was retracing down after the previous surge, which was caused by Venezuelan output decline announcement.
Shares of Lyft tumbled almost 11% yesterday, reaching its fresh low level, due to the news of Uber Technologies nearing to launch its initial public offering.
PG&E, California's utility owner, is considering over its board expansion, as it seeks to settle the on-going fight with its shareholder BlueMountain Capital.
Qatar Airways' takeover of a 49% stake in the Italian carrier Air Italy is facing scrutiny from the United States, as lawmakers see no new fights added to its domestic market.
The Canadian firm Garda World Security stated it was exploring a cash bid for G4S, sending the security company's shares up around 20% to 215.35 pence.
On Thursday, Mediobanca, the Italian investment bank, is set to unveil its purchase of 66% stake in Messier Maris & Associes, the French merchant bank, on the back of the company's intention to expand into the private banking.
The US cybersecurity company Cofense stated the buyout group Pamplona Capital Management would sell its minority stake in the firm after a months-long probe launched by the US national security regulators.
Volkswagen is considering to take a large stake in the Chinese EV partner JAC Motors by hiring Goldman Sachs to advise on its deal, sources reported on Thursday.
Cambodia exported more than 75K metric tons of rice to China in the Q1 of 2019, a 59% rise over the same period in the prior year, according to an official report.
The Chinese Consumer Price Index, the main gauge of inflation, grew 2.3% year-over-year in March, the NBS stated, following a 1.5% rate in the prior month.
Amazon.com stated that it acquired Canvas Technology, the robotics startup in Colorado, that has built autonomous carts, which can move good in warehouses.
Germany's stock exchange operator Deutsche Boerse stated that it was in concrete negotiations with Refinitiv over the potential acquisition of some FX business units.
Oil prices surged on Wednesday due to Venezuelan authorities revealing that its oil production has decreased to a new low level. The output has fallen due to US sanctions and blackouts.
On Wednesday, a group of US lawmakers announced legislation that would expand the current electric vehicle credit to include 400,000 cars per producer. The news boosted General Motors and Tesla stock prices.
During Wednesday's trading session the Norwegian Crown reached a five month high level against the Euro. The surge of the currency was caused by higher than expected Norwegian inflation data.
On Wednesday, as Crown Resorts announced that they will not take over Wynn Resorts, the stock price of Crown Resorts plummeted.
On Wednesday, the European Central Bank announced that it is set to keep its monetary easing policy unchanged. It indicates that the value of the EUR will decline, as there will be more of the currency in circulation.
The talks between the EU leaders and the United Kingdom delegation on Wednesday resulted in the EU leaders deciding to grant the United Kingdom a second Brexit delay. The announcement increased uncertainty about the future of the UK and with it decreased the value of the GBP.
The spokesman of the European Commission Margaritis Schinas announced that the EU has fully prepared for a no-deal Brexit scenario.
CEOs of largest US banks were set to testify before the Congress on Wednesday. This is the first time that the CEOs are set to testify since the 2007-2009 financial recession.
On Wednesday, French anti-trust officials raided wine and spirit production companies. The raids were conducted on the base of suspected possible illegal anti-competitive practices.