Turkey's Parliament approved the extension of state of emergency for another three months on Wednesday; the move that means the country will hold its Presidential and Parliamentary elections set for June 24 under the state of siege.
The Volkswagen unit Electrify America plans installing the charging stations for electric vehicles at over 100 Walmart stores in 34 US states by the middle of 2019, the companies announced on Wednesday.
The US Senator Robert Menendez stated on Wednesday that he would vote against the nomination of the CIA Director Mike Pompeo as the US Secretary of State set by the President Donald Trump.
On Wednesday, Abbott Laboratories posted the results for its Q1 profit and sales, beating analysts' expectations, but still disappointing some investors by maintaining its annual profit forecast.
The US property investment company Starwood Capital has launched an offer for the Austrian property firms' minority stakes, CA Immo and Immofinanz, seeking for exposure to the EU markets.
The oil company Total is planning to acquire a majority stake in Direct Energie, French electricity retailer, for $1.73B, the company announced on Wednesday.
Lagardere is in talks to sell its French magazines to Czech Media Invest, including its popular "Elle" magazine, as well as Version Femina, France Dimanche, Art & Decoration and Ici Paris.
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is set to hold a discussion with the United Nation's Syrian peace envoy this Friday, according to the RIA news outlet's report.
British regulator launched seven inquiries into Russia's news channel RT over allegations it had broken impartially rules in its broadcasts since the Salisbury attack on the ex-Russian spy last month.
On Tuesday, the AT&T subsidiary DirecTV asked the Federal Court to be dropped from the antitrust lawsuit, which the US government had filed to halt AT&T intentions to acquire the TV production firm Time Warner.
China's e-commerce firm JD.com made a push on Wednesday to lure more EU luxury brands to the site, vowing it is able to offer better protection against forgeries and faster delivery than its rival Alibaba Group.
The prosecutor's office of Germany is investigating former and current employees of Porsche. Among them is also a board member.
The ruling party of Japan announced that plans to create a large scale casino resort will be submitted to the Parliament of Japan next Friday.
Korean Air Lines is planning to inspect engines of the Boeing 737 entire fleet by November, the firm's official announced on Wednesday due to an engine issue that took place at the Southwest Airlines carrier.
Amazon.com launched a new international shopping feature that will allow its worldwide customers to shop over 45M items that could be shipped to any country from the United States.
Shares in IBM tumbled 6% on Tuesday due to the company's report on its first-quarter profit margins falling short of Wall Street forecasts.
Venezuela arrested two Chevron executives in the Petropiar JV's office on Monday for the alleged graft and other wrongdoing in the oil sector, the company stated on Tuesday.
The world biggest asset manager BlackRock announced on Tuesday it would acquire the private credit investor Tennenbaum Capital Partners amid its expansion in the US investment market.
Toys 'R' Us, the bankrupt US retailer, rejected a bid worth $890M for its US stores and some of locations in Canada from the MGA Entertainment CEO, a source familiar with the issue reported.
According to the car industry association ACEA, the last month's sales in Nissan were down 16.3%, while Ford sales tumbled 14.6% and with Fiat Chrysler 8% lower.
On Tuesday, CNBC reported that the billionaire activist investor Carl Icahn has bought a stake in the software provider VMware that is owned mostly by the computer maker Dell.
New home prices in China revealed firm growth pace in March, as demand from first-time buyers was supported by the government, despite curbs to reduce speculative demand.
The Russian state communications regulator stated that is blocked IP addresses of Amazon and Google, as they were used by Telegram messaging app, which was banned this week.
Tesla was aiming to increase production to 6K Model 3 cars per week by late June to reach its 5K weekly goal, Electrek reported, citing Musk's letter to employees.