Uber is planning to sell a vehicle lease portfolio of the company's auto-leasing unit Xchange to a start-up digital vehicle marketplace Fair, not disclosing financial terms.
On Tuesday, Varian Medical signed a deal to buy Australia's Sirtex Medical for around $1.3B, as the company intends to expand its cancer care product portfolio.
Oil prices fell to their weekly low on Tuesday, as stronger Greenback and increased US supply put downward pressure on the commodity.
The gross domestic product of the 19 Eurozone countries grew by 2.5% in 2017, thus recording the highest pace of expansion since 2007.
BP has invested $5M in the US mobile electric vehicle firm FreeWire to help the company provide rapid charging at the retail sales in the EU and Britain amid rising demand for cleaner cars.
On Tuesday, Turkish Foreign Ministry stated it would represent the Syrian opposition at Russia's peace conference, following opposition's decline to attend the Syria talks.
On Tuesday, Japanese Canon stated it was seeing its operating profit to surge 27% in 2018, reaching the highest level in ten years.
General Motors is planning to introduce 15 new and redesigned car models in China later this year, as the carmaker seeks to strengthen its sales momentum in the automobile market.
Japan's Renesas Electronics on Friday disproved it had considered buying the US chipmaker Maxim Integrated Products, following a media report by CNBC that claimed a deal was already valued at $20B.
Fiat Chrysler is eager to provide Waymo with its Pacifica hybrid minivans amid Alphabet's unit expansion into the public ride-hailing service that is expected to be launched later this year.
The US private equity firm Blackstone is negotiating a purchase of about 55% stake in Thomson Reuters' Financial and Risk unit that could value a business at around $20B including debt.
On Monday, Germany's business software company SAP announced its unit SAP America would acquire a cloud-based HR software firm Callidus Software in a deal worth $2.4B.
The British Prime Minister Theresa May assured that the UK would hold ‘frank discussions' with China later this week in an attempt to strengthen their bilateral trade relations.
The Indian ride-hailing firm Ola plans to enter the Australian market as of early 2018, thus providing competition to its US rival Uber Technologies Inc.
The US-based chipmaker Qualcomm Inc is set to make its first instalment of $13.35M for violating anti-trust rules, the Taiwan Fair Trade Commission told media on Tuesday.
Peer-to-peer lending has increased popularity in Indonesia, as limited access to funds has created around $73B of financing shortage.
The METI stated that Japan's retail sales expanded 3.6% year-on-year over the course of December, surpassing expectations for a 2.1% growth pace.
The National Australia Bank stated that the country's Business Confidence Index rose to the strongest level in five months of 11 in December, following an upwardly revised 7 points in the prior month.
The US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer dismissed Canada's proposal to unblock NAFTA modernisation talks on Monday but said that the US would remain in negotiations.
The Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos ceased peace talks with rebels on Monday in response to several bomb attacks over the weekend.
The EU has proposed a post-Brexit transition deal that would grant the UK membership advantages for 21 months if new EU laws were not blocked during this period.
The British traffic regulator Transport for London approved on Monday Ford's request for a permission to operate its Chariot bus services in the city.
On Monday, the world's largest online retailer Amazon opened its first Seattle-based rainforest-like office space worth $4B.
France and the United Kingdom reported on Monday that they would not attend next week's Syrian peace congress in Russia.