Lenovo, the China's personal computer producer, posted a loss totalling $72M in the June quarter, due to higher costs and muted consumption in the PC market.
Chevron Corporation, the US energy company, stated that it is likely to enter the Mexican fuel market and open new gas stations in the north-western part of the country.
The INSTAT reported that exports of goods made in Albania to the European Union countries rose during the period from January to July, to show 12.9% increase year-over-year.
On Thursday, the United States and Japan agreed to ramp up their military cooperation to counter the threat coming from the North Korean missile program.
On Thursday, the Islamic State assumed responsibility for a deadly van attack in the centre of Barcelona, killing at least 13 people.
According to the Catalan police, one person has been arrested and detained after a deadly van attack in the centre of Barcelona, leaving 13 dead and not less than 50 injured.
According to a report prepared by the Financial Synthesis, Venezuelan government has $2B cash to pay $1.3B sovereign debt by the end of the year.
According to Spanish media, no less than 13 people were reported to be killed, while 34 got injured in a deadly van attack in Barcelona, Spain.
According to the White House official, Donald Trump's Economic Adviser Gary Cohn will remain in his position despite various rumours about his possible resignation.
The Canadian government that the number of refugees entering the country across the US border tripled in July, showing an increase to 3,100 from 884 asylum seekers in June.
Germany's company Lufthansa was considering possibility of buying the better part of Air Berlin planes, as rivals and the government aimed to devide them.
Chinese economic planner stated that it approved three projects aimed to develop transport infrastructure with a total amount of investments nearing $12B.
Germany's employment rate rose to a new record high in the June quarter, as the number of employed Germans jumped to 44.2M in the reported period.
The Bank of England research showed that foreign-owned companies tended to be twice as much more productive than domestic rivals, with higher contribution to the UK output.
The Federal Reserve reported that the US industrial production increased less than anticipated, showing a 0.2% growth pace over the month of June and following a surge of 0.4% in the prior month.
According to the Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman, the country agreed to boost military cooperation with Iran, following negotiations with the Iranian army chief in Ankara.
Shares of Cisco Systems dropped around 2.5% on Wednesday after the company posted its security business' quarterly revenue that missed analysts' estimates.
Belgium's prosecution stated on Thursday that a suspect in the 2015 ISIS attacks on Paris Salah Abdeslam would face trial in Brussels.
The number of applications for US unemployment benefits plunged 12K to 232K in the week ending August 12, surpassing forecasts for a 240K reading.
Sweden's mobile firm Ericsson filed a suit against the smartphone maker Wiko, alleging that the French-Chinese company had been infringing Ericcson's rights for years without any compensation or licence.
On Thursday, the Sixt CEO Erich Sixt hinted at possible merger talks between BMW and Daimler over their vehicle-sharing services DriveNow and Car2Go, adding that Sixt was not involved in negotiations.
On Thursday, the Turkish officials ordered detention for 70 former Finance Ministry personnel in suspicion of links to the 2016 failed coup attempt.
The mobile telecom gear producer Ericsson may phase out about 25K job positions outside Sweden on the back of its cost reduction programme, a local newspaper reported on Thursday.
British retail sales expanded by 0.3% on a monthly basis in July, remaining above the estimate of 0.2%, but nevertheless adding to concerns about a decline in consumer spending.