The Bank of England is widely expected to hike interest rates for the first time in ten years at the next meeting in November, while economists sees such a move as a mistake.
Japan's PM Shinzo Abe promised to implement "daring" policies targeting the budget, regulation and taxes to promote investments in the country.
General Mills revealed that the company's quarterly profit rose less than expected being affected by weaker sales of cereals and yogurts in North America.
The National Association of Realtors revealed that home resales in the US decreased 1.7% to the weakest level in a year over the course of August, as hurricanes depressed activity.
The Office for National Statistics reported that the UK retail sales a marked stronger-than-expected increase of 0.1% in August, fuelling expectations for the BoE rate hike in November.
Swiss chemical group Sika is willing to step up the acquisition drive with more deals in the following 15 months, aiming to buy about six firms by the next year's end.
On Wednesday, Google's General Counsel is eager to speak to the EU leaders on behalf of tech firms over impossibility to remove extremists' content from the Internet as quickly as the bloc requests.
Germany's government spokesman stated that Berlin had not received a concrete Brexit settlement proposal from Britain regarding the price of the bill it was eager to pay for leaving the EU.
The Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu called the world for the Iran nuclear accord change or cancellation, a few hours after the US President Donald Trump declared against the agreement.
British cyber-security company Digital Shadows raised $26M in funding from Octopus Ventures to develop its technology that scans the Internet for various threats to businesses.
The American wireless company T-Mobile US is considering a takeover of Sprint Corp after SoftBank Group announced it would like to give up the majority of its Sprint's ownership.
According to the US National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Maria's power has decreased to a Category 4 on the Saffir–Simpson scale on Wednesday. Nevertheless, it remains "extremely dangerous".
On Tuesday, the UK law enforcement agencies arrested three men in Wales that are suspected in the last week's London train attack, which injured at least 30 people.
Saudi Arabia is to lift the ban on internet phone calls this Thursday in order to increase non-oil revenue, a government representative reported.
Target Corp, PepsiCo Inc and Wal-Mart Stores Inc are among nearly 800 companies that have requested Congress to protect the rights of the so-called ‘Dreamers' under DACA.
The Catalonian Junior Minister Josep Maria Jove was arrested on Wednesday by the Spanish police amid raid on regional government's offices weeks before an unauthorised independence referendum.
The Swiss company ABB stated on Wednesday it would deliver 117 charging stations for electric vehicles to Germany's power utility EnBW with plans to install them on the country's motorways.
The Johnnie Walker and Smirnoff vodka maker Diageo expects a major drop in its sales, following the ban on alcohol outlets within 500 metres of Indian state and national highways.
Third suspect in the last week's London train attack, which left 30 people injured, was arrested by the British police on Tuesday in the Wales city of Newport.
The number of people who died in the catastrophic earthquake on Tuesday surged to 226, as a 7.1-magnitude quake toppled buildings and sparked fires in Mexico City.
Powerful Hurricane Maria that has already left one person dead and battered the US St. Croix Virgin Island, is expected to hit Puerto Rico with its severe winds and devastating storms.
Japanese tech giant Toshiba has selected the US private equity company Bain Capital as buyer of its memory chip business, the sources familiar with the issue reported on Wednesday.
Uber Tech has launched a review of its Asian business, notifying the US about its staff payments made in Indonesia, amid the ride-hailing company is investigated over bribery laws breach.
The US Bureau of Labour Statistics said on Tuesday that import prices were up 0.6% over the course of August, snapping a three-month losing streak.