Kobe Steel limited announced on Wednesday that the company remains under investigation by authorities of Japan.
The CEO of Daimler AG on Wednesday revealed that the firm's largest shareholder Li Shufu is not showing signs that he would be intending to do a takeover of the firm.
On Tuesday the Senate of Mexico approved the new Asia-Pacific trade agreement. Mexico is the first of 11 signatories to do so.
The Chinese authorities on Wednesday announced additional temporary regulation for bond repurchase agreements.
Coca-Cola stated that it would received a hit in the Q2 form the UK sugar tax introduction and higher freight costs in the US.
Saudi Arabia announced an intention to generate from $9B to $11B in non-oil revenue from the company's privatisation program and create 12K jobs by 2020.
The G7 leading industrialised countries told social media and tech companies to boost efforts to confront the spread of extremism, Canada's official stated.
South Korea and General Motors were negotiating an increase of the size of investment in the US automaker's unit from an earlier proposed $2.8B.
Toys 'R' Us is likely to set aside nearly $156M to pay vendors for merchandise and toys shipped after the retailer's bankruptcy filing in the last year's September.
The popular messaging application WhatsApp raised the minimum age to 16 from 13 in Europe, aiming to comply with data privacy regulations taking effect next month.
The government of Germany lowered its economic growth projection for the current year to 2.3% from 2.4%, a source familiar with the matter stated.
The US new home sales rose more than anticipated in March and consumer confidence strengthened in April, highlighting the country's economic strength.
The US President Donald Trump stated that a new NAFTA agreement is likely to be reached quickly. as ministers of three countries ready to meet later to work out differences and get a deal.
Volkswagen's luxury unit Audi stated that it recalled 1.16M vehicles over the world due to concerns over a coolant pump with a risk of fire.
Abu Dhabi Ports is buying a combined 50% stake in Abu Dhabi Terminals from Mubadala Infrastructure Partners and Mubadala Investment for an amount that has not been disclosed, the two companies announced on Tuesday.
An investor group, owned by Searchlight Capital Partners, is buying the Canada telecommunications gear producer Mitel Networks in a deal worth around $2B, the firm stated on Tuesday.
Britain's defence firm QinetiQ has agreed to buy the German air training unit for €70M, sending QinetiQ's shares up 5% to 237.5 pence, the highest level since last year's December.
Sanjeev Gupta, the Chief Executive of the metals group Liberty House, stated on Tuesday the company would spend $1B to expand its business in India in the following three years.
Britain's Shire has received a fifth acquisition bid from the Japanese firm Takeda Pharmaceuticals, as the takeover deadline looms and is set to expire at 1600 GMT on Wednesday.
According to the Wall Street Journal, China's ride-hailing firm Didi Chuxing is in negotiations for an initial public offering, which could be valued at around $80B, as soon as the second half of this year.
On Tuesday, Britain's TSB Bank reported it had faced continuing disruptions in its app and digital service, preventing its clients to log into their bank accounts.
On Tuesday, the special envoy for the United Nations, Staffan de Misura, called for an urgent restart of the UN-led peace talks over Syria's internal situation, seeking to end the country's war.
The International Wine Organisation reported on Tuesday that world wine output tumbled to its 60-year low last year amid adverse weather conditions in the EU that slashed wine production.
On Tuesday, Verizon Communications posted its Q1 results, topping the estimates with the company's net income rising to $4.55B and bringing its shares up 2.5% to $49.87 on the news.