According to the head of Europol, the fast-growing cyber crime involving at least 4,000 ransom attacks per day has threatened the critical part of the financial sector.
Sprint Corp would accelerate its network investment, since the company plans to plot the future as the standalone firm, after merger negotiations with T-Mobile had failed.
The US House of Representatives Speaker Ryan stated that implementation of the corporate tax rate cut would be delayed, following the media report that Republicans were exploring such option.
PayPal Holdings Inc has launched the domestic operations in India, despite the fact that PayTM, Indian leading digital payments company, has already dominated the market.
The British Financial Conduct Authority revealed it was planning to ban Tom Hayes, the former Libor trader, from the financial services industry.
On Wednesday, the US Congressional Defence Committees' members finalised a $700B defence spending plan in fiscal year 2018.
The Turkish Defence Ministry said on Wednesday that the state had signed a letter of intent with Italy and France to fortify the countries' defence cooperation.
North Korea said it was working towards defending women's rights and equality but stressed the fact that sanctions imposed by major economies were hurting vulnerable families.
According to the data released by the Energy Information Administration, the US crude oil refinery inputs averaged 16.3M barrels a day in the week ended November 3.
Statistics Canada reported on Wednesday that building permits in the country were up 3.8% in September, topping analysts' expectations for a 0.7% rise.
Creditors of the struggling vehicle part maker Takata called for more than $30B that the company deemed to owe them, following its biggest recall caused by the faulty airbags.
On Wednesday, Spanish Constitutional Court revoked Catalonia's October 27 independence declaration, following its suspension by the government hours after the region's illegal proclamation.
On Wednesday, Turkish opposition called for the Prime Minister Binali Yildirim's resignation over his sons' offshore assets amounted to a violation of ethics.
Russian communications regulator Roskomnadzor is planning to check if Facebook was complying with Russia's law over its citizens' personal data storing on the social media website.
The largest US independent natural gas and oil producer on Wednesday announced plans to spend %.5.5 billion annually until 2020 on capital products, as long as oils prices remain above $50 mark.
Ford Motor and the Chinese auto maker Anhui Zotye Automobile have made an agreement to invest $756 million in developing electric passenger vehicles.
Spanish investigators have found out that both Airbus and European safety regulators had been warned in 2014 about the software vulnerability of the A400M military plane.
The Dutch government has announced that they will review 4,000 tax deals between the government and various companies. This comes after the discovery of an error in the tax draft with Procter & Gamble.
The US Commerce Secretary has announced that the US and Chinese Presidents will discuss trade imbalances during Trump's visit to China.
On Wednesday two surveys revealed that UK employers are increasing pay due to the Brexit caused recruitment problems.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan is set to visit Qatar on November 15, after Ankara has supported Doha in the dispute with its neighbouring Gulf Arab states.
The US President Donald Trump is expected to land in China's capital of Beijing on Wednesday, November 8 amid his first trip to Asian countries.
On Wednesday, the white House condemned Yemeni Houthi's missile attacks on Saudi Arabia, claiming that they had threatened the national security, undermining efforts to stop the conflict.
The Ministry for the Economy and Finance reported that France's trade deficit rose €0.3B to €4.7B in September, fully meeting analysts' expectations.