On Wednesday, Sears Chairman Edward Lampert has unveiled plans for the company after the bankruptcy filing, saying it would sublease or sell several of 425 stores and open the smaller ones more focused on tools and appliances.
China's telecoms company Huawei stated it was not expecting any slowdown in its Poland sales on the company's equipment, adding the situation might potentially have an impact in the future.
The PE firms Carlyle Group and Bain Capital are considering to make a joint offer for the German company Osram Licht, Bloomberg sated this Wednesday.
The Brazilian state-controlled oil firm Petrobras is likely to seek new offers for its gas pipeline network TAG's acquisition in March, sources reported on Tuesday.
JAB Holding has proposed to boost the German conglomerate's stake in Coty to 60%, after a 50% drop in the company's market value last year.
Dynamic Map Platform, Japan's self-drive cars map developer, stated on Wednesday it would acquire its rival Ushr in a deal worth $200M.
On Tuesday, the US Democratic senators called on the Federal Communications Commission and Justice Department to reject the proposed $26B merger between Sprint and T-Mobile US.
InterContinental Hotels Group agreed to acquire the Six Senses Hotels Resorts' operating companies and brands in a cash-deal worth $300M, seeking to boost its luxury portfolio.
General Motors and Amazon.com are planning to make an investment into the electric pickup truck maker Rivian, bringing the US company's value to $1.0-2.0B.
On Wednesday, the US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that he is hopeful for productive trade negotiations in Chine this week.
The Venezuelan oil exports have shifted focus toward India since the new US sanctions started on January 28, as Venezuela's PDVSA seeks to replace deliveries to Europe and the United States.
Crude oil prices edged higher by 1% on Wednesday, as OPEC said it had reduced supply in January and US sanctions against Venezuela.
On Wednesday, Asian shares reached a four-month high. The surge was attributed to the US-China trade negotiations.
On Tuesday, Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte called for a fairer European Union with well-known demands of economic growth.
On Tuesday, the former Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico gave up plans to lead Slovakia's Constitutional Court.
The UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt on Tuesday condemned the attack on BBC cameraman Ron Skeans at the US President Donald Trump campaign rally in Texas.
According to government sources, the Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez would call for a snap election after Wednesday' key budget vote.
Jody Wilson-Raybould, the Canadian Veterans Affairs Minister, resigned from her position on Tuesday, amid allegations in a corporate corruption case.
On Tuesday, US shares extended its gains, as investors were hopeful of a deal during the ongoing trade talks between the United States and China.
India's consumer prices grew at a weaker pace than expected in January and remained below the target for a sixth month in succession, strengthening views over the key interest rate cut in April.
The US job openings jumped to a record high in December, supported by vacancies in the accommodation, food services and construction sectors, which is likely to bolster views about a lack of workers in the economy.
The US small businesses' optimism dropped to the lowest level since the election of Donald Trump more than two years ago due to growing uncertainty concerning the economic outlook.
Under Armour announced quarterly profit above analysts' estimates on Tuesday, as the sportswear maker stood at a tight lid over costs and sold more pairs of shoes at their full price during the season of holiday shopping.
The buyout firm EQT is planning a sale of its 20%-25% stake in the pet care company Independent Vetcare Group to some institutional investors in a potential deal that could value the group at $1.7B.