Airbus has signed an agreement with Asiana Airlines for the sale of six A380 aircraft to the South Korean flag carrier, the French company said on Thursday.
First Solar Inc, a US-based renewable energy company, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with China Guangdong Nuclear Solar Energy Development Co Ltd (CGN SEDC) on Wednesday to jointly develop the world's largest solar power plant.
Starbucks Corp unveiled a simplified new logo on Wednesday that focuses on its mermaid symbol and removes the company name from around the border of the "siren."
The World Bank said it is issuing its first-ever bond denominated in China's currency, the yuan, in Hong Kong, as the country promotes international use of its currency.
Oil prices hovered above $89 a barrel Wednesday in Asia, staunching losses from the previous session amid signs US crude demand may be improving.
US banking regulators have authorized lawsuits against 109 bank officials so far as they seek to recover at least $2.5 billion in losses connected to recent bank failures.
A majority of Americans are feeling optimistic about next year's US economy, according to a Gallup survey released on Monday.
Estonia on Saturday officially adopted the euro, the single European currency, becoming the 17th member of the eurozone.
Traffic congestion in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka causes a loss of about $1.68 billion a year.
The Mongolian Government would set up a development bank to finance large mining and infrastructure projects, the Mongolian Press Service announced Thursday.
Bilateral trade volume between South Korea and India surged 44.5 percent during the first 11 months of the year after the two-way trade pact came into effect.
Crude prices fell on Wednesday in light trade as investors took profit from earlier gains before year-end.