In an effort to recover after suffering major losses in the US, Toshiba Corp has appointed a new CEO and posted first annual profit after a four year break.
Due to the upcoming week long Chinese holidays Chinese investors are decreasing their exposure to equity fluctuations. Namely there is an increase in closure of positions and buying of hedging instruments.
The state-run Indian bank Punjab National Bank announced on Wednesday that it has detected unauthorized transactions in its branch of Mumbai. The total worth of transactions is estimated at $1.8B.
Chinese internet company Baidu Inc declared a better than expected quarterly earnings report. Moreover, the report revealed the plans for new updates to the company's streaming platform.
Uber Technologies stated that the company's fourth-quarter loss was narrowed to $1.1B from $1.46B in the prior quarter, according to sources familiar with the matter.
The United States is set to propose sanctions on Latvia's ABLV Bank, prohibiting it from maintaining or opening correspondent accounts in the US amid money laundering concerns.
The RBNZ reported on Wednesday that its Inflation Expectations Index climbed 2.1% in the first quarter of 2018, after rising 2.0% in the preceding quarter.
According to the preliminary estimate, the Japanese economy grew 0.1% quarter-on-quarter in the last quarter of 2017, while analysts expected the economy to expand at a rate of 0.2%.
The French President Emmanuel Macron does not plan to waste time in Brexit negotiations and wants Michel Barnier to be the bloc's only negotiator.
Delta Air Lines plans to be one of the first airlines for new Boeing 797 mid-market plane, a report acquired by Bloomberg shows.
The Israeli police recommend pressing bribery charges against the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but the leader vows to remain in office.
Kosovo plans to resolve outstanding disagreements with Serbia in 2018 to open the way for the nation to get a representation at the United Nations.
The time is running out for the United States to respond to the threat posed by the North Korean nuclear weapons program, the US director of national intelligence Dan Coats says.
The United States asked members of the coalition combating the IS to help rebuild Baghdad and extended credit line for the nation.
The United Nations calls for an immediate ceasefire in the enclave of Eastern Ghouta near the Syrian capital Damascus.
The United States wants to put a motion to place Pakistan on a terrorist-financing watch list, a senior Pakistani official says.
The Finance Ministry of Norway asked the Central Bank to clarify the impact the IPO of Saudi Aramco is likely to have on the country's sovereign wealth fund's benchmark equity index.
The UK Prime Minister Theresa May is expected to visit Berlin and meet Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel this Friday, May's office stated.
Canada's senior government official stated that the country would continue to face trade challenges with the US firms even if talks on NAFTA modernisation are successful.
The Office for National Statistics stated that the Britain's CPI held at 3.0% yearly rate in January, despite expectations for a decline to 2.9% in the reported month.
Google is planning to launch a demonstration on Tuesday of a new software programming system that will enable Gmail's e-mails to feature continually updated information and interactivity.
On Tuesday, the Oreo maker Mondelez International announced that its activist investor Nelson Peltz was set to step down from the board of directors, about four years after his appointment.
The Oil Minister Jabar al-Luaibi stated that Iraq needed $4B for its new downstream oil investments, outlining the country's plans to expand the refining capacity within the next years.
The US State Secretary Rex Tillerson urged the Gulf nations on Tuesday to regain their unity, by resolving the diplomatic dispute on Qatar, as it still has remained in the all parties' interest in the region.