Ford Motor Co is working with its key supplier Meridian Magnesium Products to shift part of the production to Ontario, Canada, after a fire on supplier's plant in Michigan, hoping to restore the production in the nearest time.
On Wednesday, the President of Iran Hassan Rouhani told the President of France Emmanuel Macron that in current situation Europe has very limited opportunities to save the nuclear deal.
On Wednesday, chief executive of Boeing Co Dennis Muilenburg claimed that the end of Iran nuclear deal and revoking of license to sell 737 aircraft to Iran will not hurt company's production plans.
On Tuesday, Uber Technologies Inc claimed that it will run a contest to select the third city after Dallas and Los Angeles to launch a new taxi project UberAIR in 2020.
On Wednesday, Chinese second largest telecom equipment manufacturer ZTE said that the main business operations of the company have ceased after a ban by the US government.
On Wednesday, the Deputy Prime Minister of Uzbekistan Sukhrob Kholmuradov claimed that the government is preparing to privatise Uzbekistan Airways, the national air carrier of Uzbekistan.
On Wednesday, the US President Donald Trump claimed that China helped the US to held negotiations with North Korea after three American citizens had been released by Pyongyang.
On Wednesday, CEO of Pokemon Go maker Niantic Inc John Hanke claimed that his company is planning to create 3D world map, using AR technology with a help of its players.
On Wednesday, North Korean authorities released three detained American citizens and handed them to the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo ahead of a planned summit between the US and North Korea.
Faurencia, the French vehicle company firm, has invested in the US wireless power-tech firm PowerSphyr, not providing any further details on the sum of money.
ArcelorMittal hired Bank of America-Merrill Lynch with intention to sell its European steel assets and secure the antitrust clearance to buy the Italian peer Ilva.
Ford Motor has temporarily halted its production of the Super Duty and F-150 pickup trucks at two US plants amid fire at the supplier factory that manufactures the trucks parts.
On Wednesday, Japan's SoftBank Group announced about its plans to transfer its ride-sharing firms' stakes to Vision Fund; a move that could make it one of the largest investors in the industry.
On Wednesday, 21st Century Fox agreed to purchase seven TV stations from the US Sinclair Broadcast Group in a deal valued at around $910M.
Volkswagen's premium automaker Audi is set to present a new software upgrade to the German motor authority KBA for its extra 60K A6 and A7 models, which had some emissions-related problems.
On Tuesday, the US bankruptcy judge granted its approval to Lantern Capital to acquire the Weinstein's assets, while the funds for the sexual abuse claims were left unclear.
China's fashion e-commerce company Meili is seeking $500M in the US initial public offering planned for this year's second half, sources familiar with the matter reported.
The US retail giant Walmart is buying Indian e-commerce entity Flipcart, Softbank Group, which is one of the biggest Flipkart's shareholders, said on Wednesday.
Vodafone has decided to invest $21.8B in Liberty Global's assets in eastern Europe and Germany to take on competitors with wider range of mobile services, broadband and superfast cable TV.
On Tuesday, Slack Technologies announced it had added 1M paying users as the firm is facing increasing competition in the software market.
On Wednesday, the cyber security company Avast has cut the expected price guidance for its landmark IPO to 250-270 pence per share from its earlier range of approximately 250-320 pence.
On Tuesday, the Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission Ajit Pai had a meeting with the Sprint and T-Mobile CEOs, who are seeking the approval for the $26B merger.
The French oil firm Total has clinched a deal with Bandari Corporation to sell the company's retail business unit, not disclosing any further information over the sale.
China's online healthcare solutions business WeDoctor, backed by Tencent Holdings, stated that it raised $500M from several investors, valuing the company at $5.5B on this year's pre-IPO.