According to a state radio, China's Cabinet is willing to ask the Commerce Ministry to propose required measures as it seeks to further promote foreign investment.
On Wednesday, Germany, France and Italy had welcomed the EU head Jean-Claude Juncker's proposal to curb China's ability to buy up the European firms in infrastructure, energy and tech manufacturing.
No less than two people were killed after a terrorist blew himself up in the Afghani capital of Kabul close to a cricket stadium on Wednesday.
The European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker stated that the European Union should not separate the Euro zone Parliament or budget, but should have an Economy and Finance Minister.
The SNS Party candidate Martina Lubyova was appointed as a new Slovak Education Minister on Wednesday, ending a month-long coalition crisis.
Chinese authorities on Wednesday issued more guidelines for stopping money laundering, tax evasion and terrorism financing.
Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday announced that Israel supports the idea of an independent Kurdish state.
France's President Emmanuel Macron is set to present more detailed reform proposals to the Euro zone on September 26, two days after Germany's federal election.
According to the ONS, the jobless rate in the United Kingdom dropped to the record-low 4.3% between May and July, while analysts anticipated an unchanged reading of 4.4%.
Eurostat reported on Wednesday that employment in the region rose 0.4% in the Q2, topping analysts' expectations for an increase of 0.3% and following the prior month's surge of 0.5%.
According to the MPA, five members of the Dominican dredger's crew went missing on Wednesday, following a collision with Indonesia's tanker in the Singapore territorial waters.
The top UN official stated on Wednesday that aid agencies had to step up the operations "massively", following the arrival of 400K Rohingya Muslims in Bangladesh, who were fleeing ethnic violence in Myanmar.
On Wednesday, the British airline EasyJet launched a new platform that would let its customers to book other airlines' flights for a long-haul trips planning.
The national leader of Myanmar Aung San Suu Kyi is not eager to attend the upcoming UN General Assembly amid the outrage the country had faced over ethnic violence towards the 370K Rohingya Muslims.
According to the Bank of Japan, wholesale prices rose 2.9% in August, compared to the prior month's increase of 2.6%, slightly missing analysts' expectations for a 3.0% pick-up.
According to analysts, the price tag of $1K for the new iPhone 8 set by Apple Inc. is not likely to make a significant impact on the US sales and may dampen the flagship's enthusiasm compared to the previous model's price of $800.
On Wednesday, the ex-speaker of Singapore's Parliament Halimah Yacob was declared elected the country's first woman President as she was the sole nominee to qualify for this contest.
On Wednesday, South Korea confirmed traces of radioactive xenon gas from North Korea's sixth nuclear test that had been launched earlier this month.
According to the Nikkei newspaper, Toshiba has signed a memorandum to accelerate negotiations over its memory chip business sale with Bain, while talks with Western Digital are still running.
Brian Acton, the co-founder of WhatsApp, which is now owned by Facebook, announced that he would leave the messaging service business to begin a new foundation.
The US President Donald Trump is likely to make a stop in China during his first Asia trip in November, an unidentified US official stated.
JPMorgan Chase&Co CEO Dimon stated that Bitcoin, virtual crypto-currency, is a fraud and it would not work because the currency was invented from a "thin air".
Goldman Sachs Group Inc has unveiled a growth plan, which could increase company's annual revenues by $5B and could help them to deal with poor trading quarters.
Executives from three Wall Street banks warned on Tuesday that trading revenue from stocks and bonds was expected to be poor in Q3 due to reduced market activity and volatility.