An adviser of the Iranian Supreme Leader is set to visit Moscow on Wednesday and meet with Vladimir Putin.
The Securities and Exchange Commission of the United States on Tuesday charged the previous CEO of Heartland Payments with insider trading.
Paulson & Co reduced its holding in the British firm Premier Foods to a little bit over 6% compared to the previous 7.5%, the hedge fund company stated on Monday.
On Tuesday, the Chief Executive of Fuji Xerox stated that no dispute escalating between the partners would lead to the joint venture's dissolution.
Petroleo Brasileiro, Brazi's state-owned oil firm, is nearing an agreement to sell its stake in the African venture for about $1.3B, according to the Valor Economico newspaper.
SoftBank Group's japan telecommunications division has applied for listing on Tokyo's Stock Exchange, with SoftBank remaining its major consolidated subsidiary after the listing.
France's Total is preparing to sell its stake worth about $1.5B in its gas and oil assets in the British North Sea fields, four industry and banking sources stated on Monday.
PAI Partners has lifted its proposed takeover bid for the Belgian diaper maker Ontex, gaining access to the company's books, the private equity group stated on Monday.
On Monday, the European antitrust regulator approved Deutsche Telekom's purchase worth $2.23B of Liberty Global's Austrian unit, adding the takeover deal should not hurt competition.
On Tuesday, Australia's Gateway Lifestyle Group has rejected a revised bid from Hometown America, offering $514M in cash, as it was not in company's and shareholders' best interest.
The Silicon-Valley's investor TCV and Canada Pension Plan Investment Board acquire a stake in the Swiss sports data company Sportsradar, valuing the group at $2.5B, including debt.
On Tuesday, BMW said it had inked a memorandum of understanding with the Chinese tech titan Baidu to join its self-driving platform Apollo, as the group's board member.
Tesco, the British largest supermarket, announced that it has named Jason Tarry, the company's Chief Product Officer, to replace the UK and Ireland head Charles Wilson, after he had been diagnosed with cancer.
China Fortune Land Development announced on Tuesday that Ping An Asset Management was ready to acquire its 19.7% stake worth $2.09B from the company's controlling shareholder.
On Tuesday, Idemitsu Kosan, Japan's oil refiner has won founding family's approval for a merger with Showa Shell Sekiyu the next year, on April 1.
Martin Sorrell has topped the WPP offer to acquire the Dutch highly coveted agency MediaMonks, in a deal that could probably sour relations with the firm he founded.
On Tuesday, the Japanese group Takeda Pharmaceutical stated it had received a key US regulatory approval to acquire the British firm Shire in a deal valued at $62B.
Jtekt, the Japanese auto parts supplier, stated that it was delaying plan of expanding production in Mexico, pending the outcome of negotiations over the NAFTA.
China's producer inflation marked the strongest growth pace in six months in June, supported by high commodity prices and the threat of putting more pressure on exporters amid trade war between Beijing and Washington.
China and Panama started free trade talks, aiming to craft an agreement, which could turn the country in Central America into a hub for China's goods across Latin America.
Bike sharing firm Lime stated on Monday it raised $335M from an investors' group, which included Allphabet and ride-sharing company Uber Technologies.
Oil prices grew on Tuesday on rising concerns about likely supply shortages, with Brent crude oil leading the way, as Norway's oil workers were expected to strike later today after failed wage negotiations.
Japan's Finance Minister Taro Aso stated that the government would use funds reserved in the fiscal budget for 2018 to help restore infrastructure and lifelines in the flood stricken regions in the West of Japan.
SoftBank Group Corp statedthat its unit SoftBank Corp is set to buy $2B worth shares in Yahoo Japan, a 10.78% stake, currently held by the US investment firm Altaba.