On Thursday, the European Union government took a new step in a disciplinary procedure against Italy over the country's debt.
On Thursday, Twitter Inc shares dipped about 6% over fears of a conservative backlash, after reports that Twenty-First Century Fox News Inc's has not tweeted to its 18.3 million followers since November 8.
On Thursday, US stocks edged lower over trade uncertainty, as the high stakes meeting between China and the United States at this week's G20 summit in Argentina kept traders on edge.
On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the White House would hold a roundtable meeting on innovation with top tech executives next week.
On Thursday, Unilever's CEO Paul Polman would retire in December from his position after a failed attempt to move the company's headquarters.
On Thursday, Michael Cohen, the US President Donald Trump former lawyer, pleaded guilty to making false statements to the US Congress about the Russia investigation.
The US President Donald Trump would have a bilateral meeting with the Chinese President Xi Jinping at the G20 summit on Saturday, as both leaders plan to discuss trade.
On Thursday, the US President Donald Trump cancelled his meeting with the Russian President Vladimir Putin scheduled for this week's at the G20 summit in Argentina, due to the present Ukraine crisis.
BC Partners, the EU buyout fund, is getting ready for a sale of its financial data and news unit Acuris, in a deal potentially worth over £1.0B, according to Reuters.
On Thursday, Icelandair stated it had scrapped the all-share deal to acquire the privately-held WOW air, which sought to create an international and stronger competitor, bringing the company's shares down 10%.
On Thursday, GlaxoSmithKline confirmed it was looking at a merger for its consumer healthcare unit on the back of its India Horlicks nutrition arm reviews, as well as the other healthcare nutrition products for consumers.
Lone Star, the private equity fund, has selected Deutsche Bank to advise on a possible sale of its coffee and vending machine group Evoca, the firm's CEO Andrea Zocchi stated to Reuters.
Canada's dertilizer titan Nutrien is set to auction its 23.77% stake in the Chilean lithium miner SQM on December 3, in its final step towards finalising the coveted stake sale in China's Tianqi.
On Thursday, China's authorities granted its approval to the British firm Whitbread to sell its Costa Coffee cafe chain to Coca-Cola.
Khazanah Nasional, Malaysia's sovereign wealth fund, is planning a 16% stake sale in IHH Healthcare to the Japanese company in an all-cash deal worth around $2.0B.
On Thursday, the shares of Australia's recycling and waste management firm Bingo Industries dropped as much as 13%, after the country's competition watchdog had raised concerns over its $422M takeover of Dial A Dump.
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.