On Thursday, the Maltese Financial Minister Edward Scicluna has raised concerns over the Italian government focusing on more spending, saying it could trigger another debt crisis that hit Greece in 2010.
The largest aluminium producer in Russia United Company Rusal stated on Thursday its seven board members and CEO had resigned, in efforts to persuade the US to lift sanctions imposed on it.
Smurfit Kappa agreed to buy the Dutch recycling company Reparenco in a deal worth around $539M, Ireland's packaging group stated on Thursday.
On Thursday, Russia's Viktor Vekselberg confirmed he had revived the talks about merger of his power assets with the gas titan Gazprom,
Westfield's shareholders approved the $16B Unibail-Rodamco takeover deal, the Australian shopping mall titan's chairman announced on Thursday.
Canada has blocked the $1.18B worth takeover of the construction firm Aecon Group by the China Communications Construction's unit citing national security grounds, the government reported.
Bloomberg is reporting that Chinese authorities will cut some import tariffs for consumer goods on July 1.
The European Central Bank on Thursday announced that the central bank will begin analysing geopolitical factors before judging its monetary policy.
The US State Secretary Mike Pompeo said during the congressional testimony on Wednesday that no decision had been made yet by Trump's Administration over lifting a ban on China's telecoms firm ZTE.
Russia's second-largest bank VTB sold an 11.82% stake in the retailer Magnit to Marathon Group in a deal valued at about $1.02B, it stated on Thursday.
Paddy Power Betfair agreed on merging its US business with the fantasy sports firm FanDuel, as it seeks targeting the sports betting market in the US that should open in the next few years.
The Swiss cooperative bank Raiffeisen has agreed to sell its private bank Notenstein La Roche to the local asset manager Vontobel in a deal worth $705M, the two banks stated on Thursday.
According to a research report provided by analysts, shares in Tesla are likely to soar despite a "fever pitch" of bad news that hit the electric carmaker lately, as its Model 3 sedan's output improves.
On Wednesday, Facebook stated it is unlikely to suggest compensation for the 2.7M EU users affected by the data breach scandal, in which personal data was illegally shared with the political consultancy Cambridge Analytica.
US Senate Committee's official stated that a hearing on the $26.5B merger of the US wireless carriers Sprint and T-Mobile would take place on June 27.
According to the Interfax news agency, Russia is set to deliver ten Su-35 fighter jets to China this year, with China to buy 24 jets in total amid their deal valued at nearly $2.5B.
The Commerce Ministry of China indicated the country's good potential in partnership with Germany in digitalisation, artificial intelligence and new energy cars sectors.
The Trump administration started a national security probe into truck and car imports that could cause implementation of new US tariffs, which would be painful for Asia's automakers.
The Bank of Korea kept the key interest rates unchanged for the sixth month in succession, as inflation growth was still below target, while trade frictions between China and the US raised fears to other economies.
The first private-scoring firm in China started its operations in Shenzhen and is likely to be able to store and collect personal credit information and credit rate ratings and reports.
Indonesia's online payment and ride-hailing firm Go-Jek stated that it would enter Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines in the following months, investing $500M in its international move.
Amazon Web Services was looking for Chile investment in the long-term within a plan for a larger Latin American expansion, a senior executive stated after meeting with the country's President.
Uber Technologies Inc confirmed on Wednesday that it had temporarily shut down its autonomous vehicle program following the fatal crash with one of its cars two months ago.
The US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo explained on Wednesday that the US would not continue nuclear talks with North Korea if ‘the right deal is not on the table'.