Comcast is set to more than double investment to about $1.27B in Europe's original programming and begin a studio at the European unit Sky after its success with the series "Chernobyl," the company stated.
The US government posted a $208B budget deficit last month, as a modest rise in revenues failed to fuel spending on the military and social welfare programs, according to the report by the Treasury Department.
Uber Technologies is expected to unveil the company's newest Volvo self-driving vehicle in Washington, as it worked to eventually deploy cars without drivers under limited conditions.
Parts of the British financial sector were not ready for Brexit without deal in October, which is likely to split the industry, the executive body of the European Union stated on Wednesday.
Huawei Technologies asked Verizon Communications to pay licensing fee for over 200 of the company's patents, the WSJ reported on Wednesday, citing sources familiar with the matter.
Italy is set to convince the European Union to delay the decision on whether to start a disciplinary procedure on its finances, which were expected to improve after tax data in July, until autumn, sources stated on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Ford Motor announced its US division would spend $180M to fix the suspension issue in its Explorer vehicles made in the 2011-2017 time period.
On Wednesday, Facebook announced it would expand its Watch video service by more partnership deals with international publishers and broadcasters after the number of its monthly users doubled compared to the December reading.
On Wednesday, Boris Johnson, one of the main candidates to succeed the British Prime Minister Theresa May, has pledged he would lead the country out of the EU bloc on October 31, saying that a "delay means defeat".
On Wednesday, Ford Motor's self-driving car subsidiary Argo AI has triggered a new fleet of autonomous test vehicles in Detroit, which is called Ford Fusion Hybrid, on the back of the company's expansion in the United States.
Facebook is set to create 500 more tech jobs in the London engineering centre by this year's end, including 100 job positions in artificial intelligence, the social media giant announced on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, KKR-controlled funds offered €63 per share to buy out Axel Springer's minority shareholders in the bid agreed by the German publisher's majority shareholders.
Uber Technologies has picked Australia's Melbourne as a test site for its flying taxi service, following launch delays in the previously selected Dubai, the US ride-sharing firm announced on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Reckitt Benckiser, the UK consumer goods giant, appointed Pepsico's executive Laxman Narasimhan as its new Chief Executive Officer to succeed Rakesh Kapoor.
On Wednesday, oil prices declined by 1%, pressured by weaker crude oil demand. The international benchmark for oil prices, were down 1.4%, while the US West Texas Intermediate was down 1.6%.
Japan's Cabinet Office data released on Wednesday showed that the Japanese machinery orders increased for a third consecutive month in April.
New Zealand's electronic retail spending decreased 0.5% in May, while actual sales grew 3.2% from the same period a year ago, the report showed on Wednesday.
The German car producer Volkswagen stated on Tuesday that it has terminated a deal with the autonomous car software developer Aurora, shortly after the US start-up stated that it would create autonomous car platforms together with Fiat.
The Deputy Finance Ministers of the Euro Zone backed on Tuesday the European Commission's opinion of the necessity of disciplinary measures against Italy.
The US President Donald Trump wrote on Twitter on Tuesday that a tariff threat represented an effective tool in trade negotiations with China.
According to the Braunschweig prosecutor's office, the head of Volkswagen works council Bernd Osterloh would face an investigation over excessive pays to part of its members.
Crocs is set to cut the volume of shoes and accessories made in China for the US market by more than 60% over the following year, as the company guards against the President Donald Trump's trade war's impact.
Apple stated that it decided to cease plans for its second data centre in Denmark and announced that the company is likely expand other site in the country instead.
The US President Donald Trump expressed his concern over the merger between the defence contractor Raytheon and United Technologies worth $121M, as he would seek the deal not to hurt competition.