The US President Donald Trump said he was convinced that the special counsel probe into Russia's meddling in the US election last year is going to be fair.
The Rating and Valuation Department reported on Friday that Hong Kong's private home prices surged 1.08% over the course of November, marking the 13th consecutive month of growth.
Citigroup is expected to pay fines worth at least $11.5M and compensation to settle charges for displaying the wrong stock ratings, causing customers to buy shares they never wanted.
Volkswagen would petition German Constitutional Court, aiming to overturn the special auditor appointment to investigate the management's actions in the emissions scandal.
China Aircraft Leasing stated that it would buy 50 Airbus A320neo series for $5.42B in aggregate list price to expand the company's fleet in a bid to strengthen position in the market.
South Korean yearly inflation growth accelerated 1.5% in December to the fastest in three months, as higher oil prices pushed the cost of industrial products.
Shares of Apple inched lower amid weak demand for the latest flagship iPhone X that was critical to the results of the company over the holiday shopping quarter.
General Motors won a court ruling, which could narrow the private litigation over the flawed car ignition switches that have been linked to more than 120 deaths.
Italian citizens will vote on March 4 in the Presidential Election that would create a hung parliament, possible market turbulence and instability in the country.
According to the Wall Street Journal, SoftBank Group will purchase at least 15% stake in Uber Technologies after existing investors agreed to sell shares at $48B.
The Bank of Mexico's minutes revealed on Thursday that it aims to keep inflation forecasts stable, while seeing interest rate hikes as a possible measure to reduce price pressures.
The US President Donald Trump tweeted on Thursday that a ‘friendly solution' to the North Korean crisis could not be reached while China continued its oil deliveries to the country.
Snap Inc plans to introduce a new product ‘Stories Everywhere' in order to boost stagnant user growth and decreasing revenues.
Hundreds of Venezuelans in Caracas protested against pork shortage during the holidays, while the country's President Nicolas Maduro blamed Portugal for failed meat deliveries.
Several major Wall Street indexes edged higher on Thursday, driven by solid advances in such technology stocks as Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Alphabet.
The US State Department announced on Thursday that the United States was to resume visa services in Turkey as a result of improved security posture.
The number of people filing for unemployment benefits during the last week in the US has remained flat at 245,000, compared to the previous week.
The President of Russia Vladimir Putin has expressed the view that the country should switch to natural gas fueled cars not petrol, as that would be cheaper and more eco-friendly.
An exclusive report published by Reuters has revealed that Apple and Amazon are in the middle of licensing talks with Saudi Arabia.
The central bank of Argentina has changed its 2018 inflation target to 15%. This is a hike after the 8-12% target. Meanwhile, the bank has struggled to keep inflation down, as even 28.75% interest rate can't stop the rise of prices.
The self-proclaimed warrior's against Apple and Tesla and entrepreneur's Jia Yueting's assets have been seized by a Chinese court.
Mercedes Benz of Daimler AG once more has finished the year as the top luxury car brand in the US. Mercedes passed BMW by 30,000 vehicles.
The US Dollar fell to a one-month low against various major currencies on Thursday, as it was pressured by a decline in US 10-year bond yields.
Analysts expect oil prices to be near $60 per barrel in 2018 due to reduced output and an increase in global demand, a poll by Reuters showed on Thursday.