A digital insurance firm Next Insurance stated on Wednesday it had attracted $83M, taking the total raised during the last two years to $131M.
The Sweden-based mapping start-up Mapillary has hired Apple's computer vision expert Till Quack, the company announced on Wednesday.
Facebook is set face a small penalty imposed by the UK information regulator over the data protection breaches connected to the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
Twitter stated it viewed no damage on tits user metrics from about 70M fake accounts it had removed from the platform.
European Union authorities on Thursday revealed that some UK financial firms have not applied for an EU licence in other countries in the union.
Although Donald Trump was friendlier than some expected during the NATO summit, he still continues to pressure the alliance into increasing defence spending.
On Monday, the US authorities accused the ex-Apple employee of stealing the self-driving car trade secrets, alleging he had downloaded them before leaving the country for China.
AT&T has teamed up with Magic Leap, an augmented reality start-up supported by Alibaba and Google, as it is planning exclusive wireless gadgets sale in the United States.
HSH Nordbank's bondholders in Germany seek to file a lawsuit against the lender for the presumable unfair treatment during privatisation, calling on the United States for help to issue subpoenas for its new owners.
Steinhoff is in negotiations with creditors over a deal to delay debt claims for the next three years to restructure $10.55B of debt, South Africa's retailer stated on Wednesday.
Apollo Global Management, the US buyout company, approached Nexstar Media Group, expressing interest in a takeover of the TV stations operator, sources reported.
Indonesia has signed an initial accord with Freeport-McMoRan for the state-led mining firm PT Inalum to acquire a majority stake in the Freeport's local unit, the authorities announced on Thursday.
Engility Holdings, the US defence contractor, is considering a sale, due to a consolidation wave in the US government services sector, sources close to the issue announced on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, Pfizer stated it would launch its reorganisation into three arms, planning to separate its consumer health unit that has been on a sale since the last year.
The Central Bank of South Korea held its monetary policy steady for a fifth meeting in successions, as the weak state of the labour market and the US-China trade war clouded the outlook.
JD.com's finance affiliate stated that it signed agreements with investors to raise $1.96B and reach the total valuation of almost 20B by the end of fundraising.
The US hedge fund Tiger Global took a stake worth more than $1B in SoftBank Group, as it considers Japan's firm to be undervalued, causing a 6.8% increase in SoftBank shares.
The US exports of crude oil to India reached a record last month and this year would double last year's total as Asia's nation's refiners are set to replace supplies from Venezuela and Iran.
Comcast raised the all-cash offer for the UK's Sky to $34B, topping an increased bid of $32.5B for the pay-TV group from Twenty-First Century Fox.
Wal Mart de Mexico's new e-commerce Head planned to play to the company's strengths in deliveries of groceries to help the retailer stand apart from its rivals, such as Amazon.com Inc and MercadoLibre.
Broadcom planned to acquire the US business software firm CA in a $19B deal in a bid to diversify the company beyond semiconductors, but analysts of Wall Street were immediately sceptical.
The US retailer Walmart announced the decision to sell Japan's supermarket chain Seiyu and approached private equity funds and major retailers, the Nikkei reported on Thursday.
Liane Hornsey has resigned from her position as the Chief People Officer of Uber Technologies Inc in relation to improper handling of racial discrimination within the company.
According to Morningstar, US investors continued to withdraw funds from the Janus Henderson Global Unconstrained Bond Fund in June, with the total amount reaching $615M in 2018.