Eurostat reported on Tuesday that inflation in the Euro zone rose 2.1% year-on-year in July, with the highest annual rate being for energy, food, alcohol and tobacco.
The European Union has frozen assets of six Russian companies in relation to them being involved in the construction of a bridge connecting the Crimean peninsula and Russia.
Vedanta Resources' Chairman Anil Agarwal has made a proposal on Tuesday of a $1.0B in cash to acquire London's miner private.
On Tuesday, the global producer of industrial bearings SKF stated it agreed to a divestment of its actuation and linear technology business unit in a $314M deal with the investment firm Triton.
The oil group Total Gabon sold its 32.9% stake in Rabi-Kounga, the field in the Gabon's Southern onshore region, in a deal worth about $100M.
China's Sinochem Energy has filed on Tuesday for an initial public offering in Hong Kong of around $2.0B, seeking to increase its capital due to a shift to the higher-value businesses.
Investors owning about 10% of John Laing Infrastructure Fund are viewing the potential cash buyout bid valuing the firm at $1.85B too low, sources reported.
Petrofac, Britain's oilfield services provider, stated this Monday it would sell 49% of its Mexican operations to Perenco International for an undisclosed amount.
Companhia Energetica de Minas Gerais, Brazil's state-owned electricity utility, is thinking over a strategic alliance, as it is planning to divest its Light SA's stake, the firm's CFO stated on Monday.
On Monday, Societe Generale stated it would sell its Belgian private banking unit to the Dutch bank ABN AMRO, not providing any further information over the deal.
The profits of Samsung Electronics have had the slowest growth during the last quarter in almost more than a year.
Huawei Technologies on Tuesday announced that the company's first half revenue has increased by 15%, compared to the same period last year.
The leader of the Zimbabwe opposition on Tuesday revealed that polls show that the opposition has done very well and will form the next government.
On Tuesday early morning, US spy satellites detected activity at the North Korean facility that built the country's ICBMs.
Growth in the Chinese manufacturing sector slowed more than anticipated in July, as bad weather and the worsening trade conflict with the US weighed on factory activity.
The Japanese jobless rate rose to 2.4% from 2.2% in June, while the jobs' availability improved to the strongest in more than four decades, the report by the Internal Affairs Ministry revealed.
Republican Senator Rand Paul said on Monday that he will support President's Donald Trump Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
On Monday, Zimbabweans are voting in their first election since former President Robert Mugabe was removed from office.
On Monday, Wall Street Journey reported that Tesla Inc is in talks with authorities in Netherlands and Germany to build its first main European factory.
Wall Street Journal reported on Monday that American Express Co raised currency exchange rate for business clients without informing its customers to boost revenue.
The Spanish government aims to invest 30 million euros as an emergency plan to manage the seaborne migration from North Africa.
The Japanese Yen edged higher against the US Dollar on Monday, as traders and investors awaited the Bank of Japan's policy decision after the conclusion of a two-day meeting.
On Monday, Credit Suisse claimed that it is planning to shift 50 jobs to Madrid from London as a part of its strategy to keep doing operations in the EU after the UK leaves the block in the next year.
On Monday, the Wall Street Journal reported that electric car maker Tesla Inc is in talks with Dutch and German authorities to open its first major factory in Europe.