On Thursday, France, Germany, the UK and the US called on Russian authorities to explain the nerve toxin attack in the UK against the former Russian spy and GRU colonel Sergei Skripal.
On Thursday, the US administration blamed the Russian authorities for a series of cyber attacks, aiming the energy grid of the US, primary small commercial facilities' networks.
On Thursday, Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman claimed that Saudi Arabia is not planning to develop nuclear weapons, however, it will start working on a nuclear bomb if Iran does.
On Thursday, General Motors announced a $100M upgrade to two of its facilities to start development of self-driving cars.
On Thursday, the NAHB reported that its Housing Market Index fell to 70 in March from February's 71, while analysts expected the Index to come in at 72.
The Bureau of Labour Statistics reported that import prices grew 0.4% month-over-month in February, after rising 0.8% in the preceding month, whereas analysts expected an increase of 0.3%.
The Philly Fed reported on Thursday that its PMI for the region's manufacturing sector dropped to 22.3 in March from the prior month's 25.8, while analysts anticipated a decrease to 23.1.
According to the EU Commission source, the US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross will meet the European Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom next week to discuss the US tariffs.
The e-commerce firm Alibaba was planning to list on the China's stock exchange as soon as this summer, the Wall Street Journal announced on Thursday.
According to Slovak coalition's junior party, the President Andrej Kiska supports the Prime Minister Robert Fico's resignation conditions, which allow his party to choose government's next leader.
The President of Slovenia Borut Pahor is seeing the country's early general election to take place in the end of May, following the Prime Minister Miro Cerar's resignation on Wednesday.
AirBnB overnight stays in Amsterdam grew 25% to 2.1M last year, despite the restrictions imposed by the city, limiting the number of listing days to 60 per year.
According to the UK Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson, Britain is set to invest $67M in a new chemical weapons defence centre at its military research laboratory in the Porton Down science park.
Uber stated on Thursday it would share its data based on millions of trips in London soon, in the ride-hailing company's latest effort to meet the requests set by the city's regulator.
It has been announced that antitrust regulators of the European Union will make a decision about the Apple's Shazam take over on April 23.
The South Korean worker's union of General Motors on Thursday announced that it wants to exchange job and plant security for wage increases and bonuses.
One of the largest Mexican telecommunications company America Movil is set to launch a 4.5G network in 76 cities in the country by this year's end.
South Korea's Lotte Data Communication is planning the initial public offering, after it receives the approval from the country's stock exchange.
The British third-largest company Unilever is set to move its corporate headquarters to Rotterdam, following its decision to leave London in retaliation to Theresa May's government ahead of the Brexit.
Norway's Statoil announced on Thursday it would change the firm's name to Equinor, as it sought to show its commitment to develop itself into the broad energy company.
On Wednesday, Canada's auto parts supplier Magna International stated it would invest $200M in the US ride-hailing company Lyft, seeking cooperation on self-driving car manufacturing.
Germany's Sixt announced on Thursday about the launch of its new mobility platform in 2018 that would accumulate the firm's traditional transfer and car rental services, as well as car-sharing offering.
Toys ‘R' Us being bankrupt was preparing to close or sell all 885 stores in the US, risking nearly 33K jobs, as it failed to reach an agreement on restructuring billion-dollar debts.
Samsung stated that it would start building the company's new memory chip line in China later this month, strengthening efforts to boost NAND technology to meet demand further.