Apple became the world’s most valuable company once more Thursday. Apple (AAPL) once again became the world's most valuable company Thursday. It re-took the crown from Exxon Mobil.

Sources told Reuters that Lloyd's Banking group is planning its exit from the Australian market.

Sources told Reuters that Sinopec Corp and Weatherford International are already in advanced talks for their joint venture.

Analysts eased concerns about Qualcomm-Alcatel joint venture and said that the two companies would gain from the enterprise.

Be Well Hospital announced it plans to launch a second round of funding, specific details of the funding round are yet to be revealed.

Cerberus stated that it had sold their entire remaining stake in Aozora Bank, completely exiting their stake from the bank.

Apple's newest acquisition hinted a step toward the possibility of wearable gadgets hitting the market soon.

A source said that Hasting's Utilities Trust of Australia was nearing an agreement to purchase Phoenix Energy from Terra Firma Capital Partners

Rod Duke of Briscoe Group revealed that the company wanted to make investments or acquisitions with its growing cash reserves.

Lesedi Council and a group of investors headed by Flanagan & Gerard announced a plan to construct a 35,000 square meter mall in Heidelberg, South Africa.