eMusic, the US-Israeli digital music shop, stated on Tuesday it would raise about $70M to establish a blockchain music service to ensure service providers and artists get fair revenue shares.
On Tuesday, Brookfield Asset Management stated it would acquire Forest City Realty Trust in a deal worth $11.4B, including debt.
Indonesia's watchdog has approved the Japanese firm Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group's plan to raise its Bank Danamon stake to 40%, paving itself the way to finalising the potential largest takeover of Indonesia's firm.
China Southern power Grid agreed to acquire a minority stake in the EU utility Encevo, as the Asian company continues to take assets in Europe.
Knorr-Bremse, the German brake systems producer, has scheduled an analyst meeting in August's first half ahead of its planned initial public offering.
On Tuesday, the industrial products manufacturer Fortive stated it would buy Accruent, the software maker, from Genstar Capital in a $2.0B all-cash deal.
On Tuesday, the Canadian Alberta Investment Management Corp stated it would invest $107.26M in Brazil's sewage and water service company Igua Saneamento amid its agreement with the private equity group IG4 Capital Investimentos.
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase hired Jeff Horowitz, the finance executive, as the company's first Chief Compliance Officer to navigate regulations for the virtual currency firms.
The Brazilian firm InterCement Participações SA is planning to list its African and Europe operations early next year for $1.76B, sources reported on Tuesday.
HeidelbergCement's CEO Bernd Scheifele stated on Tuesday his company is planning to acquire parts of LafargeHolcim's Indonesian unit, seeking to raise about $2.02B.
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.