Delta Air Lines' CEO Ed Bastian stated the company was considering a replacement of about 200 Boeing 767 and 757 aircraft within the next ten years, fuelling the planemakers' appetite.
The industry ministry of Russia is expecting for decisions made by Ford Motors by this year-end, stemming from the revised Russia business plan, related to two plants shutdowns on the back of the carmaker's global restructuring.
Aon Plc is considering a possible offer to acquire its competitor Willis Towers Watson, the insurance brokerage in a potential all-stock transaction.
SOCO International, the gas and oil producer, stated on Wednesday it had no plans to bid for Ophir Energy, following the initial all-share offer had been rejected by Ophir.
Veraison, Ascom's largest shareholder, called on the Swiss communications equipment group to explore a sale as one of the options, as the company is failing to fulfil its potential in the sector of a health care.
On Wednesday, Melrose Industries announced it would sell Walterscheid Powertrain Group, the off-highway powertrain applications unit, to the private equity company One Equity Partners in a deal worth £200M.
On Wednesday, Britain's Provident Financial announced it had outlined an enhance and growth performance plan across its divisions after the lender rejected its rival Non-Standard Finance's takeover bid.
Sweden's Assa Abloy announced on Wednesday it would acquire an extra 54% stake in the Swiss entrance system company agta record in a deal valued at $567.26M.
On Wednesday, the Thai carrier AirAsia stated it was not planning to acquire shares of its rival Nok Airlines, tumbling Nok's shares as much as 12% in the morning trading session.
Japanese Mizuho Financial Group trimmed its annual profit outlook by 86% due to the company's one-time restructuring costs worth $6.0B at its brokerage and bank units, as well as securities portfolio overhaul.
On Wednesday, the packaging firm DS Smith Plc announced it would sell its plastics business to the PE company Olympus Partners in a deal valued at $585M.
Carlyle Group, the private equity firm, is in the final talks to acquire a 30% stake in the Spanish company Cepsa in a possible deal worth $3.4B, with the agreement expected to be reached within the following weeks.
The Tokyo District Court said on Wednesday that the Former Nissan Motor boss Carlos Ghosn has paid $9 million in bail.
On Wednesday, the Australian Dollar declined about 0.7% and reached a two-month low after data shows that Australia's economic growth slowed last quarter.
On Wednesday, the US Dollar hovered near a two-week high, buoyed by the better-than-expected data reports.
John Bolton, the National Security Adviser to the US President Donald Trump said that the United States would impose new sanctions on North Korea if Pyongyang does not denuclearise.
Grab was considering getting more financing from strategic investors, the Southeast Asia's top ride-hailing firm's President stated, after raking in above $4.5B in the region's biggest private financing round.
Logitech International anticipated annual sales to grow at mid to high single-digit rate in constant currencies within the FY ending March 2020, the manufacturer stated.
China sought to encourage its slowing economy through billions of dollars in planned infrastructure spending and tax cuts, with the weakest in 30 years economic growth amid a trade war with the US and softer domestic demand.
The US Federal Reserve was considering imposing stricter regulations over foreign bank branches to tighten a loophole allowing overseas lenders to shield assets from the US bank rules.
Macao's M2 money supply increased 8.1% in January, compared to the same month in 2018, and M1 money supply grew 7.2%, the Monetary Authority of Macao reports.
Japan has provided $3.2M to the Intergovernmental Authority on Development to support peace in South Sudan, data released by the Japanese government shows.
The French energy corporation Total has signed a deal to purchase 10% ownership in the Arctic LNG-2 project from Russian Novatek, the Novatek Management Board Chairman Leonid Mikhelson says.
Brunei's CPI declined 0.1% in January, compared to the same period the prior year, the Department of Economic Planning and Development at the Ministry of Finance and Economy reports.