Uniper, the German energy group, clinched a deal over the sale of its French distribution and power generation businesses to EPH, the Central EU energy group, following an approval granted by the government of France.
On Thursday, the upper chamber of the Australian Parliament has supported a $110B tax cut plan over the upcoming decade.
Two German car producers, BMW and Daimler, stated on Thursday that their specialists would start jointly developing automated driving technology.
But Malu Dreyer, one of the heads of the German Social Democrats (SPD), stated on Thursday that the party would not leave the ruling coalition because of Ursula von der Leyen's appointment as the head of the European Commission.
Petroleo Brasileiro, Brazil's state-run oil company, has launched a non-binding phase for its Polo Reconcavo onshore gas and oil cluster's sale in Bahia, the firm announced on Wednesday.
The social media giant Facebook confirmed that Wednesday's issues that appeared across its platforms, including Instagram and Whatsapp, preventing the users from sending or uploading media had been completely resolved.
On Wednesday, Germany's lighting group Osram announced its supervisory board is set for a meeting to consider a takeover bid worth $3.8B made by the private equity groups Bain and Carlyle.
Australia's competition regulator stated that it is suing the local unit of Samsung Electronics Co, alleging that the company misled consumers by promoting Galaxy smartphones as water resistant.
Germany's lighting group Osram stated that the company' supervisory board is set to meet to review an offer of binding from private equity companies Carlyle and Bain to buy the company for $3.8B, sending shares up 11.5%.
The Australian conservative government was set to secure the required support to pass $110B worth tax cuts in the next decade in a fillip to the economy, which is threatening to stall.
The Agriculture Minister of Canada Marie-Claude Bibeau presented on Wednesday a plan designed to convince Chinese colleagues on the security of its meat export system.
Crude oil prices renewed the surge on Wednesday in anticipation of the US Independence Day, reaching $57.30 a barrel.
Larry Kudlow, Donald Trump's Economic Adviser, stated on Wednesday that trade talks between two biggest economies, the US and China, would continue next week.
New orders for the US-made goods decreased 0.7% for a second month in succession in May, affected by weakening demand for transportation equipment, the Commerce Department stated.
The US trade deficit grew 8.4% to $55.5B, the the highest level in five months, in May, as goods' imports increased, likely as businesses restocked before higher tariffs on China's merchandise, eclipsing a broad increase in exports.
Deutsche Bank is expecting its major restructuring to cost about $5.6B, following the CEO Christian Sewing pledge of "tough cutbacks" to the company's shareholders after the lender failed to agree on the merger with its rival Commerzbank.
On Wednesday, Deutsche Telekom announced a limited launch of its 5G services in Germany, targeting the city's early adopters with high-speed mobile technology.
Walmart has been in discussions with buyers over a potential sale of Bonobos and Modcloth, the company's unprofitable clothing brands, the online news agency Vox stated on Wednesday.
Britain's markets regulator is seeking to propose a ban on the crypto derivatives sale to retail customers aid potential the market abuses prevalence, it announced on Wednesday.
Police have launched search at Renault's headquarters located in Boulogne-Billancourt, the carmaker announced on Wednesday, due to the ongoing inquiry into the former Renault boss Carlos Ghosn.
On Tuesday, the EU leaders agreed to appoint Christine Lagarde as the new ECB head, signing deal on filling the bloc's other key four jobs after a marathon summit, which triggered deep divisions.
Tesla has delivered a record number of 95,200 vehicles in the quarter, responding to a question about the demand for the carmaker's luxury electric cars and sending its shares up 7% on Tuesday.
Samsung Electronics's Q2 profit likely to be reduced by half after reporting preliminary earnings last Friday, as a plunge in the memory chip shipments to Huawei aggravated the price-squeezing supply glut.
The US government's senior official stated on Wednesday that China's Huawei should be treated as a blacklisted company, a couple of days after the US President Donald Trump had sowed confusion with his pledge to ease the ban on sales.