On Thursday, Daimler reported it had clinched a deal with workers on electric vehicle batteries and components production at its Mercedes-Benz factory in Germany.
Yandex and Uber came to an agreement to combine their ride-hailing businesses in Russia with Yandex taking the leadership in a deal that expanded to five neighbouring markets.
On Thursday, Britain has published its repeal bill that is leading the country towards the exit from the EU in 2019 and ensures the same rules to apply in the UK after the Brexit process would be over.
On Thursday, the UK Prime Minister Theresa May refused to answer the question on how long she would run her office after losing the Parliamentary majority in the June 8 election.
The telecoms group Altice is aimed to launch its online bank across the Eurozone by spring 2019 amid a high demand for online services by the mobile operators' customers.
No less than 12 people died, while more than 40 were wounded in an explosion of a suicide bomb in Cameroon close to the Nigerian border.
The South African Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba said on Thursday that the country faced difficult budgetary decisions due to weak economic growth that have resulted in a recession.
On Thursday, the Moscow military district court handed Zaur Dadayev, a former Chechen soldier convicted of murdering the Kremlin oppositionist Boris Nemtsov, a 20-year sentence.
The leader of the EU rescue fund stated on Thursday that the Eurozone needed a joint budget to support its members in case of crisis.
According to political experts, a graft conviction of the ex-Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva opened a field for launching the 2018 Presidential race.
Sweden government made a decision to intensify the crackdown on illegal immigrants after an asylum-seeker claimed lives of five people in the country's capital.
The Mercedes manufacturer Daimler's shares plunged 2.5% on Thursday amid a report alleging the automaker had sold over 1M of vehicles with excess emissions in the US and Europe.
On Thursday, the US President Donald Trump arrived in Paris for a two-day visit with intention to take part in the Bastille Day celebrations.
The Brexit Junior Minister Steve Baker stated on Thursday that the United Kingdom would not pay extra money to the European Union, insisting on the price that was previously settled for the EU exit bill.
The New-York-based micro-investing mobile start-up Stash raised $40M in a round that was led by the Coatue Management's fund manager.
On Wednesday, the ex-Brazil President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was sentenced to nearly 10 years of imprisonment on corruption charges.
Chinese officials have published better than forecasted June trade data. This suggests that the economy is doing better than it has been thought previously.
Micro-investing start-up Stash has gathered $40 million in a round of investment done by Coatue Management.
The Bank of England have to consider unwinding its quantitative easing programme totalling £345B earlier than planned, the Bank's policymaker Ian McCafferty revealed.
The Bank of Canada raised the key interest rate for the first time since 2010, pushing it to a still-low 0.75%, as the economy was not in need for as much monetary stimulus.
The Bank of Korea held its key interest rate at a record-low of 1.25% for the 13th consecutive month, in line with analysts' expectations.
Kaspersky Lab, the Russian cyber security firm, criticised the US action of restricting the firm's activity as the politically-motivated move against Kremlin.
On Wednesday, the S&P has decided not to downgrade the credit rating of Illinois to BB amid the adoption of a special fiscal plan incorporated into the 2018 budget.
On Wednesday, the Paris administrative court has ruled that Google did not have a required taxable presence to pay $1.3B in back taxes demanded by the French tax authority.