On Tuesday, Facebook, Alphabet and Twitter collectively deleted hundreds of accounts that were promoting Iranian government's agenda around the world.
A former board member of the Bank of Japan has revealed to the media that the Bank of Japan could slow down its monetary stimulus program due to Japan's economic growth.
The national security adviser of Donald Trump on Wednesday announced that the sanctions set on Iran have been more fruitful than previously expected.
Most Asian stock markets surged on Wednesday continuing a global asset rally that began on Tuesday.
The leaders of the EU are likely to organise an emergency Brexit summit in November to discuss the deal with the UK because the agreement is not expected to be finalised before the informal deadline in October.
The senior commander of the US troops in South Korea General Vincent Brooks claimed that he supports the plan of South Korea to reduce amount of equipment and guard posts on the border with North Korea.
The President of the United Continental Holdings Inc Scott Kirby claimed that his company is planning to establish three joint ventures with Latin American carriers in the nearest time.
On Tuesday, the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs claimed that Mexican and US officials postponed talks regarding the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) until Wednesday.
Facebook started to rate its users on trustworthiness in efforts to combat misinformation, according to the Washington Post report published on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, American Airlines stated it had cancelled the second direct flight from Chicago to China's Shanghai in four months due to competitive environment and higher fuel costs.
On Tuesday, the International Monetary Fund stated it would launch negotiations with Angola over pledging financial support, as the economic growth of the oil producing country was weaker than anticipated this year.
Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, Italy's state lender, considers buying a majority stake in Autostrade per l'Italia amid the bridge collapse in Genoa last week, according to Reuters.
GlaxoSmithKline is planning initial bids for its Indian health nutrition business Horlicks by mid-September that could be valued at $4.0B, sources familiar with the matter reported on Tuesday.
The producer of mattresses Serta Simmons Bedding signed a merger deal with Tuft & Needle, as both firms seek to take on tough competition from cheaper China products in the American market.
On Tuesday, the Interior Ministry of Bahrain claimed that it would stop to issue new visas to the nationals of Qatar, escalating anti-Qatar measures as a part of Gulf diplomatic row.
On Tuesday, the government of Israel said that it is not planning to renew a contract with Microsoft for various desktop software because of the change in license agreements resulting in double price increase.
On Tuesday, the Foreign Minister of Germany Heiko Maas claimed that the EU needs to develop its own payment system independent from the US to preserve 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
On Tuesday, Uber Technologies claimed that it has hired a veteran of financial services Nelson Chai as a new Chief Financial Officer after a resignation of Brent Callinicos in 2015.
On Tuesday, Lyft announced it had surpassed 5K self-driving rides via its ride-hailing application with the high-tech car-parts supplier Aptiv's fleet of the autonomous cars.
Getaround, the car-sharing start-up, raised around $300M in its latest round of funding led by the Japanese group SoftBank, the San Francisco-based company reported on Tuesday.
Britain is likely to keep its door open for the European Union investors and banks after withdrawing from the bloc to preserve the London global financial clout, the industry officials said.
On Tuesday, Tesla's deputy CEO stated that the Norwegian $1.0 trillion wealth fund would be allowed to remain as the electric carmaker's investor, if the company goes private.
On Tuesday, Trump's Administration proposed to replace the former President Barack Obama's Clean Power Plan.
The brokerage Morgan Stanley halted the research equity coverage of Tesla, which could be a sign that the US bank might cooperate directly with the electric automaker, which seeks going private.