The US is getting ready to lift longstanding economic sanctions against Sudan, referring to improvement on human rights and progress on counter-terrorism.
The European Commission is likely to propose next week a plan to decrease risks in the banking sector in an attempt to break years-long standstill as Wolfgang Schaeuble, the main opponent to the project, prepares to quit.
The Italian central bank called on the ECB to soften new requirements for banks to reserve more capital to cover newly classified bad loans.
The US consumer financial watchdog released a rule restricting payday loan companies' ability to benefit from high-interest loans and giving more responsibility to ensure borrowers can repay their loans.
Commerzbank, Erste Group Bank, Bank of Montreal and CaixaBank have joined IBM and UBS Groups‘ trade financial blockchain platform to support global trade finance processes.
According to SAMI, Saudi Arabia has agreed to purchase Russian S-400 air defence system, as well as the countries have signed a memorandum of understanding.
The US unemployment rate dropped more than expected last week, reaching 260,000, however, the latest Hurricanes did not allow to get a clear picture of the labour market.
The Scottish police reported on Thursday that at least two people were hurt due to an explosion close to Glasgow, inside one of the buildings in Wishaw.
Hilton Worldwide Holdings is planning to spend $50M to open 100 hotels in Africa within the next five years, the group stated on Thursday.
The Saudi Arabian King Salman demanded Iran stop meddling into the Middle East internal affairs and destabilising the situation in the Gulf region.
The US President Donald Trump stated on Thursday that the alleged threats to resign by his State Secretary Rex Tillerson were rumours spread by NBCNews.
German company Dialog Semiconductor is eager to buy the California-based Silego Tech for about $306M as it seeks to expand into the Internet of Things.
Catalonia's leader Carles Puigdemont stated that he had no fear of being arrested for the banned independence referendum organisation, which took place on October 1.
Turkey's authorities ordered detention of 133 Finance and Labour Ministries' workers amid a widening crackdown in connection with the 2016 failed coup attempt.
Ukraine expelled another Russian NTV channel journalist, who deemed to spread anti-Ukraine propaganda and justify separatists' actions, the SBU reported on Thursday.
Nhlamu Dlomu, the new Chief Executive of KPMG in South Africa, explained on Thursday that she would make changes to boost the company's ‘greatly disappointing' performance.
Global stocks were trading at record highs, while the Euro reached a seven-week low this Thursday, as investors were waiting for signals on the ECB ending its loose monetary policy.
On Thursday, the Malaysian Court announced that traces of a deadly nerve agent VX were found on the shirts of the two women, who are accused of Kim Jong Nam's murder.
Airbus Defence froze its capital spending, urging the 34K employees to take drastic measures in an attempt to save cash as the company is facing the prospect of losing 2017 cash targets by millions of euros.
According to the 38 North website, a potential North Korea's nuclear missile strike on Tokyo and Seoul could claim lives of as many as 2.1M people and injure 7.7M others.
Donald Trump's aides delivered the US leader a shortlist of the Federal Reserve candidates, ending their search, sources familiar with the issue reported.
The Financial Reporting Council's accounting watchdog stated on Thursday it had closed the investigation into PwC over its Barclays audits.
The US private equity company Bain Capital stated on Thursday it sought to list Toshiba chip unit on Tokyo Stock Exchange in a few years.
The populist election kingmaker of New Zealand Winston Peters is willing to start coalition negotiations on Thursday with the opposition Labour Party and the governing National Party.