Tomas Maier, Bottega Veneta's German designer is standing down as the creative director, the owner of the Italian leather goods brand Kering Group announced, providing no further details on the issue.
Investors Macquarie and OTPP have made a legal dispute settlement over the Brussels Airport, paving the way for the transport hub sale to be launched after this summer, sources said.
China is planning to impose additional 25% tariffs on 659 US goods worth $50B in retaliation to the same Washington's move, the country's commerce ministry announced.
EU and Russian antitrust regulators have granted their approval to Fortum's bid on Friday to acquire a 46.65% stake in the German energy firm Uniper from E.ON.
On Friday, Intesa Sanpaolo's CEO stated he was talking to several potential investors to his wealth management business, as he seeks for a partnership with a global player in the asset management.
On Friday, the Prime Minister of the UK Theresa May expressed her disappointment after a lawmaker from May's Conservative party had blocked an "upskirting law".
On Friday, the Chief Executive Officer of the British retailer Tesco John Allan claimed that a company is planning to end all-white make-up of the directors board and make it more diverse.
The Italian interior minister Matteo Salvini said on Saturday that foreign non-government organization (NGO) operating migrant rescue vessels in the Mediterranean Sea could not land in Italian ports.
The United States President Donald Trump personal Lawyer Michael Cohen has indicated to close friends and family that he is willing to cooperate with federal investigators.
Rising trade tensions over world trade policy are causing some top international managers to search for the companies that can come out as winners.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel maintained on Saturday that a solution is needed for the European migrant crisis amid clashed with her Bavarian partners.
On Friday, a founder of the blood-testing company Theranos Elizabeth Holmes was indicted on charges that she was involved in schemes to defraud investors, patients and doctors.
On Friday, the White House claimed that the US President Donald Trump supported two immigration bills offered by Republicans and being considered in the House of Representatives.
On Saturday, the Oil Ministry of Egypt Tarek El Molla claimed that gasoline prices in Egypt has been raised by 50% as a part of IMF-backed plan to stabilise state's budget.
Singapore Exchange said that a court-appointed arbitrator has ordered it to continue trading and listing SGX Nifty contracts after August 2018 despite the dispute with India's National Stock Exchange.
On Saturday, Taiwanese electronics contract manufacturing company Foxconn announced that it will open it North American headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
On Saturday, Transport for London stated that Germany's Siemens AG has been awarded $2B worth agreement to design and build 94 trains for London's metropolitan train network.
On Saturday, French retailer Carrefour claimed that its former chief executive Georges Plassat will give up a part of his €4M leaving package after the pressure from the government, unions and employer's bodies.
On Saturday, Chancellor of Austria Sebastian Kurz claimed he hopes that leaders of EU will reach a consensus on strengthening European border agency Frontex at informal meeting in September.
On Friday, FedEx Corp, the global delivery firm, called the US tariffs in China's goods counterproductive, as the move would lift prices for American consumers and businesses.
Broadcom has laid off around 1,100 employees across the company's businesses, seeking to lower costs after completing its $5.5B takeover of Brocade Communications Systems.
On Friday, shares of Home24, Germany's online furniture retailer, surged on its stock market debut in Frankfurt, raising investor enthusiasm for a new technology listing.
Swire Properties are planning a sale of its two Hong Kong office towers to Henglilong Investments in a deal valued at $1.9B, for Swire to realise the investment cash into the sale interest.
Life Company Consolidation Group, the specialist insurer, is buying Equitable Life, the British mutual life insurance firm, releasing $2.4B to Equitable Life policyholders.