The US Labour Department stated that the country's labour costs fell 0.2% in the Q3, indicating that consumer price growth could stay benign by the end of the year.
The ADP report showed that the US private sector added 190K jobs in November, while the manufacturing sector created the most positions in nearly 15 years
Carles Puigdemont, the Former Catalan leader, which was arrested in Spain for an organisation of an illegal independence referendum, reported that he would not leave Belgium for a while.
Apple's chief executive, Tim Cook, reported on Wednesday that there was a hope that some apps that had been banned in China would eventually be restored after being removed earlier this year.
Emmanuel Macron, the President of France, arrived in Algeria on Wednesday for a one-day working visit in order to boost bilateral relations and reinforce security cooperation.
The US Deputy Prime Minister reported on Wednesday that the US Treasury had requested information on a Turkish bank, mentioning a US court case versus a Halkbank executive.
Rex Tillerson, the US Secretary of State, expressed the view that there was a broad consensus among NATO members that no normalisation in negotiations with Russia occurred.
T-Mobile, the US wireless carrier, said that the company's board authorised the first-ever buyback program for up to $1.5B worth of its common stock.
Farming tech start-up Indigo raised extra $47M from Dubai's sovereign wealth fund, bringing the total sum of financing for its efforts to reform how crops are grown to $203M.
UnitedHealth Group announced that it would purchase a medical unit of kidney care services supplier DaVita for $4.9B, aiming to operate more in outpatient treatment services.
The US home improvement chain Home Depot Inc announced on Wednesday a $15B share repurchase program starting in February, 2018.
A spokesman for the British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday that she had made progress in Brexit talks ahead of the Euro Summit scheduled on 14-15 December, 2017.
Japan is set to allocate additional 2.9T Yen ($25.8B) from its budgetary spending on missile defence and other economic measures, government officials explained on Wednesday.
Ford Motor Co is set to sign an agreement with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd on Thursday with the aim to sell its cars in the Chinese market via Alibaba's online platform.
China Banking Regulatory Commission issued on Wednesday draft guidelines for managing liability risks of commercial banks in an attempt to improve the country's banking sector.
Shares of the UK-based Saga Plc fell 20% on Wednesday in the wake of the company announcing sluggish forecasts of its pre-tax profit in 2017 and 2018.
The Chinese smartphone producer Xiaomi Inc had turned to banks for a pitch of its IPO in 2018, as reported by Reuters on Wednesday.
The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled on Wednesday that the US-based cosmetics company Coty could prohibit sales of its products in online platforms, including Amazon.
On Wednesday, the British easyJet said that it will begin competing with Lufthansa on Germany's internal routes from Berlin next month. The rivalry is based on acquisition of parts of bankrupt Air Berlin.
According to data published on Wednesday morning, German industrial orders increased by 0.5% in October, thus beating expectations about a 0.3% drop. The growth was mainly based on local and non-Euro Zone demand.
On Tuesday, the Mexican Senate passed a law that aims to bring financial stability through regulation of the country's rapidly growing fintech sector. The law, if adopted, would apply to crowdfunding platforms and cryptocurrency firms.
On Wednesday, the Chinese Embassy in Australia accused local media of hysteria and paranoia due to publication of numerous reports about China's interference into Australian domestic affairs.
The Japan's government planned to cooperate with China over its Belt and Road Initiative by funding its private-sector partnerships in a bid to enhance bilateral ties with the neighbour.
British PM Theresa May was under pressure to alleviate the EU divorce by keeping the UK in the customs union and single market after Brexit.