The European Central Bank has announced that it will require euro zone pension funds to report more detailed data about their operations.
The UK Environmental Secretary Michael Gove stated on Wednesday that Britain was not eager to accept chlorinated chicken imports in pursuit of signing a trade deal with the US after Brexit.
On Wednesday, the Indian police arrested an owner of the several apartments in the Mumbai four-storey building over a suspected unauthorised renovation that could cause the house collapse.
On Wednesday, the North Korean Vice Foreign Minister Choe Hui Choi visited Manila for meeting with his counterpart right ahead of the regional security meeting.
The largest lender of Italy UniCredit revealed on Wednesday it had suffered cyber attacks on the company's client data, with about 400K of the customer personal and bank details affected.
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov stated that the draft US legislation over new sanctions to be imposed on Russia left no room to improve relations between the two countries in the nearest future.
Chris Handman, the General Counsel of Snap Inc., stepped down from his post after serving to the company since 2014 amid his intention to spend more time with the family.
The number of casualties from a four-storey building collapse in the Indian financial capital of Mumbai rose to 17 on Wednesday after rescuers had searched the debris.
On Tuesday, the US Representatives voted overwhelmingly for a proposed bill to impose new sanctions on Russia, forcing the President Donald Trump to secure lawmakers' permission before easing sanctions on Moscow.
Chinese securities regulators on Wednesday announced that the reforms to expand access to the country's capital markets are set to increase their pace.
Vietnamese Tran Thi Nga, who is a blogger, has been found guilty of spreading propaganda. The blogger has received a nine year sentence for posting government criticism online.
The main regulator of Wall Street has announced that coin offerings should go through the same safeguard measures like traditional securities.
The Chinese government has announced plans to reform all state owned giant firms into joint-stock companies by the end of 2017.
A US judge ordered Apple to pay $506M to the University of Wisconsin-Madison due to infringing on its patent related to computer processing technologies.
Kaspersky Lab stated that it would launch a free-of-charge version of antivirus program to lower the US suspicion that the firm was vulnerable to influence of Russian government.
Tim Cook, the Apple's Chief Executive Officer, promised Donald Trump to create three manufacturing plants in the US, contributing to job creation within the country.
Advanced Micro Devices anticipated its current quarter revenue to beat analysts' estimates and raised full-year forecasts amid robust demand for processors and graphic chips.
According to the local police and fire officials, an old building that collapsed in Mumbai, India, on Tuesday left eight people dead and trapped many others.
On Tuesday, the Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau said a fair argument resolution system was essential for any kind of trade treaties, including NAFTA.
The Cork-based supermarket chain SuperValu reported on Tuesday its net income dropped to $11M, or four cents per share, in the Q1 of 2017 down from $46M registered in the Q1 of 2016.
On Tuesday, the American fast-food chain Taco Bell and Lyft, a US ride-hailing firm, said they would partner up to offer late-night taco runs to their customers.
Amazon Business, Amazon's marketplace launched in 2015, announced on Tuesday its customer tally had topped one million in the United States.
On Tuesday, the second-largest US pharmacy store chain Walgreens said it would bring around 500 new positions to Chandler, Arizona, as it is relocating its Tempe support centre.
General Motors reported stronger-than-expected net profit in the Q2 and promised to diminish production in the second half of 2017, aiming to curtail its inventory of unsold cars.