Cerrefour has clinched a deal with the online retailer Jumia to provide online shopping in Kenya, starting from January 2019.
EssilorLuxottica stated on Thursday its search for the firm's new CEO was set to start from the next year, as it was planned, dismissing rumours about the power struggle.
Intu Properties shares fell to its record low on Thursday after the Whittaker consortium had dropped a £2.9B takeover deal with the shopping centre owner for the second time during the year.
The OSCE on Thursday announced that one of the Georgia's presidential election candidates had an undue advantage. The announcement was made after the ruling party candidate Salem Zurabishvili won in the run-off on Wednesday.
On Thursday, the Italian ruling League part members announced that they are working on a single government controlled broadband network. With the move the party would bring information under state control.
Apollo Global Management, the buyout company, has tied up with Northwest Broadcasting, the regional television station owner, in the firm's bid to take over Tribune Media, another TV station owner in the United States.
Tobacco firm Altria Group has launched talks to acquire a minority stake of 20%-40% in the e-cigarette producer Juul Labs, according to sources familiar with the deal.
Cyrus Capital Partners and Eddie Lampert's hedge fund have tied up to make a possible takeover bid for Sears Holdings, seeking to keep the bankrupt company running, according to Bloomberg.
WhiteWater Midstream is thinking over a potential sale, seeking to value the US gas and oil pipeline company at over $2.0B, including debt.
Apple's executive stated that the company's iPhone XR was its best-selling iPhone model since the mobile device was placed on the market in October.
Dell stated that passwords for customers' accounts on Dell.com online store were reset on November 14 after the cyber attack attempting to steal data was discovered and stopped.
Cloud storage provider Box reported a smaller-than-anticipated quarterly loss, as the company added more customers, and estimate full-year revenue above analysts' estimates.
Qualcomm set up a $100M fund that is intended to invest in startup companies working on AI technologies, the US chipmaker stated.
Australia's companies boosted spending plans for 2019, with non-mining investment taking the lead in a positive sign for the country's economy, the report showed.
Japan's retail sales increased at the fastest pace in ten months in October, as consumers bought more cars, fuel, cosmetics and medicines, in a sign that firm private consumption would put the economy on track for expansion.
Volkswagen announced its intention to locate a new factory in North America to make electric vehicles for the US market, the German automaker's new Head for the US stated.
Huawei Technologies stated that it would like to receive clarification from New Zealand after its intelligence agency rejected the industry's first request to use China's firm's equipment in 5G mobile network.
Volkswagen's Spanish Seat brand stated that it is set to develop the electric car platform together with the Chinese company Anhui Jianghuai Automobile within a broader Asia's expansion push.
The US Fed Chair Jerome Powell stated that the Federal Reserve's gradual rate hikes are set to balance risks, as the Bank attempts to keep the economic growth on track.
The UK development finance agency CDC announced plans to invest up to $4.5B in Africa over four years to strengthen ties with the continent, as the country prepares to quit the EU.
The UK would risk a larger hit to the economy than over the global financial crisis, if it quits the EU in a disorderly manner next year, the Bank of England stated.
The US economy revealed solid growth pace in the third quarter, matching previous estimates, owing to bigger boost from inventories and stronger business investment.
Euro zone growth was still broad-based, though low productivity and high debt kept the growth pace slow compared with other advanced economies, the ECB Vice President stated.
Daimler is expected to start making electric vehicles in China in 2019, aiming to meet Beijing's anti-pollution quotas for vehicle producers.