On Tuesday, AT&T agreed to acquire the privately-owned Silicon Valley's start-up AlienVault that would allow the telecommunications company to expand its cyber-securities product line.
On Wednesday, Luckin Coffee announced it raised $200M in a new fundraising round, bringing its value to $1.0B, as the Chinese start-up had been expanding aggressively to outrace its rival Starbucks.
JD.com's finance unit raised around $1.96B in the fresh equity with China investors, doubling the valuation of the company ahead of the scheduled IPO.
On Wednesday, Rupert Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox agreed to acquire Britain's Sky in a deal that would value the pay-TV company at $32.5B, topping its rival Comcast's bid.
Japan's core machinery orders dropped in May, pulling back from the prior month's big gain, though the decrease was softer than anticipated, easing concerns about slowing capital expenditure due to US-China trade war.
The Trump administration raised stakes in the trade war with China, saying that it is set to slap 10% tariffs on extra $200B worth of China's imports.
On Tuesday, it was officially announced that the United States are preparing to review their war strategy in Afghanistan.
The major US stock indexes ended the day's trading session positively, as the US stock market continue to surge.
The biggest software firm in India Tata Consultancy Services has posted a record profit and is still expecting to gain in the next years.
In the United States two employees of biopharmaceutical companies have been convicted for insider trading done by knowing confidential information.
The President of the United States Donald Trump on Tuesday announced that it is still unsure whether Vladimir Putin is to be considered a friend or enemy to the US.
A US judge has approved the proceeding of hundreds of lawsuits that allege that Monsanto's weed killer causes cancer.
US stocks surged on Tuesday, as the surge was being driven by the stock of Pepsi and oil prices.
Vietnamese authorities have detained the former chairman of Mobifone on allegations of mismanagement and corruptions.
The CEO of Tesla on Tuesday made a deal with Chinese authorities to create a new auto production plant in Shanghai.
The government of France has signalled Franco-Dutch airline that the company needs to find a new cost cutting CEO, which would save the company.
The Minister of European Affairs of Italy Paolo Savona on Tuesday announced that the country needs to prepare for all eventualities regarding the euro zone.
Nearly one thousand employees of Amazon began a three-day strike in Spain due to a dispute about worker's rights.
An adviser of the Iranian Supreme Leader is set to visit Moscow on Wednesday and meet with Vladimir Putin.
The Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States on Tuesday charged the previous CEO of Heartland Payments with insider trading.
Paulson & Co reduced its holding in the British firm Premier Foods to a little bit over 6% compared to the previous 7.5%, the hedge fund company stated on Monday.
On Tuesday, the Chief Executive of Fuji Xerox stated that no dispute escalating between the partners would lead to the joint venture's dissolution.
Petroleo Brasileiro, Brazi's state-owned oil firm, is nearing an agreement to sell its stake in the African venture for about $1.3B, according to the Valor Economico newspaper.
SoftBank Group's japan telecommunications division has applied for listing on Tokyo's Stock Exchange, with SoftBank remaining its major consolidated subsidiary after the listing.