Alibaba is planning to raise $20B via its planned Hong Kong listing, marking the second big deal after its record float worth $25B that took place in New York in 2014.
The British Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt stated on Tuesday that the country needed a new team of negotiators and a new Brexit deal, emphasizing that exit from the EU without it would be a suicide.
During Tuesday's Asian trading session, Brent crude oil prices reached above $70. The surge of prices was caused by a combination of events that have caused a global supply decrease.
On Tuesday, a survey was published by Duff & Phelps, which revealed that New York has overtaken London as world's top financial centre.
China's telecoms equipment producer Huawei was reviewing the relationship with FedEx after it claimed that the US delivery company, without explanation, diverted two parcels with destination for Huawei's addresses in Asia to the US.
ConocoPhillips announced expectation that current weak prices of global LNG are likely to improve, as rising demand soaks up the excess supply in the market, the company's CEO stated.
During Monday's trading session, crude oil price benchmarks surged by more than one percent. The surge was caused by tensions in the Middle East.
On Monday, it was revealed that Alibaba Group Holding is considering raising additional 20$ billion by listing its stock on Hong Kong stock exchange.
IKEA is planning to change its store strategy and revamp the app, allowing the customers to shop online for the company's products they can visualise within the context of their homes.
On Monday, Alphabet's Google announced it would invest around €600M in a new Finnish data centre in the city of Hamina on the back of rising demand for the tech giant's services.
Euronext has become the sole bidder for over 50% shares of Oslo Bors, after its rival Nasdaq walked away from the bid on Monday, despite valuing the Norwegian stock market operator at the same price of about $783M.
According to Reuters, no less than eight suitors are set to make their second-round proposals to acquire a controlling stake in the Chinese operations of the German wholesaler Metro, valued at up to $2.0B.
Fiat Chrysler and Renault merger deal could take over a year to be finalised, Reuters reported on Monday, citing FCA's CEO Mike Manley in his letter to the carmaker's employees.
The European Central Bank prolonged the deadline for its three supervision jobs, after failing to hire women for these roles, marking the lender's long struggle to lure female talent for its senior positions.
On Monday, Sajid Javid, the British interior minister, stated that the performance of his Conservative Party in the EU Parliament elections was "hugely disappointing", adding his party would have to unite to deliver the Brexit.
On Monday, the European Commission has granted its approval for the extension of the Italian state guarantee scheme, designed to help the country's lenders sell bad loans, until May 2021.
On Monday, the election results of the European Union Parliament were released. Pro-EU parties have remained dominant despite nationalists gaining more support than in the prior elections.
PSA's shares dropped as much as 2.4% on Monday, potentially tumbled by Fiat Chrysler proposal to merge with Renault, whose shares, in contrast, surged 12%, according to Reuters.
France's Total is planning to sell its stake part in Kazakhstan's Kashagan oilfield, seeking to raise about $4.0B, according to four banking sources.
On Monday, Nasdaq has withdrawn its offer to acquire Oslo Bors, Norway's stock market operator, making its European rival Euronext the sole bidder for over 50% of shares in the company.
On Monday, Britain's Nigel Farage has demanded a seat at the Brexit negotiations, following his party victory at the UK's European Parliament election.
The US President Donald Trump pressed on Monday on the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to smooth out trade imbalance with the US during his four-day visit to Japan to demonstrate the alliance between the countries.
On Monday, the carmakers Renault and Fiat Chrysler are set to go with an official public statement on their tie-up talks, after the news broke during the weekend about the two world leaders' potential merger.
China's East Hope Group was evaluating plans to invest $10B in the industrial zone of the United Arab Emirates, acceding other Chinese firms, which seek a slice of China's Belt and Road initiative.