France's train manufacturer Alstom is unlikely to file an appeal against the possible rejection by the EU regulators of its deal with Siemens, the company's CEO Henri Poupart-Lafarge stated on Tuesday.
Apple, the US technology giant, has signed an agreement with French authorities to pay an undisclosed amount of the back-dated tax, potentially worth $571M, according to French media.
Volkswagen has entered talks with the Swedish investors, AP Fund 1 & 4, AMF, Folksam and Investor AB, as it seeks them to become the major shareholders in its dual IPO of the Traton trucks unit.
Telecom Italia auditors stated they were unable to comply with the major investor Vivendi's request for holding the shareholder meeting potentially planned for this month with the aim to replace five members of the board.
GlaxoSmithKline has boosted its pipeline for cancer drug development on Tuesday and agreed to pay about $4.22B to the German firm Merck KgaA for its rights to immunotherapy.
On Tuesday, General Motors announced it would add 1K new workers to establish heavy-duty pick-up trucks at the company's plant in Michigan, giving the priority to the ex-GM employees.
On Tuesday, the T-Mobile US announced it would halt the price growth for three years, including some exceptions, if it received an approval to acquire its competitor Sprint Corp in a deal worth $26B.
On Tuesday, it was revealed by Reuters that a US judge has allowed to proceed to almost all claims against Daimler AG in regards to excess emissions in diesel cars.
The European Union and Qatar are entering the final stages of completing the comprehensive air transport deal covering fair transparency and competition, the Qatar Airways CEO stated on Tuesday.
Nissan Motor on Tuesday announced that the company will hold a shareholder meeting on April 8 to formally change the chairman of the company.
FirstGroup, the British transport company, has launched a sale of one of its biggest regional bus divisions in Manchester in the cut-price deal worth as little as £20.0M, according to the Telegraph.
General Electric stated it had expected to finalise the merger deal between its transportation unit and Wabtec Corp by February 25, setting record date for the shares distribution.
Abu Dhabi's Mudabala has sold 34.9M common equity shares of Advanced Micro Devices, planning to convert about 75M warrants in the US chipmaker, the company's spokesperson stated on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, the German carrier Germania announced about filing for an insolvency, planning to terminate its flight operations immediately due to a stronger dollar and growing fuel prices.
Shares in Panasonic plunged as much as 6.5% on Tuesday on the EV battery developer's report about a fall in its quarterly profit, cutting its annual forecast, and after its rival Tesla's announcement about the battery deal with Maxwell.
On Tuesday, Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel has made conditions for Huawei Technologies' participation in building the 5G network, saying the Chinese tech giant must guarantee it would not hand over the private data to China.
Boeing is seeking to speed up the production of its 737 jetliner to 57, compared to the current rate of 52, in early June, as the company is trying to keep up with the surging global demand and its EU rival.
General Motors is set to slash about 4K job positions in its latest restructuring round announced in November that would ultimately trim the carmaker's workforce by 15% out of 54K in North America.
During the early hours of Tuesday's trading session the value of the US Dollar remained steady. Financial media attributed the event to a recovery of investor appetite.
On Tuesday, it was revealed by Indian officials that the Reserve Bank of India is likely going to cut interest rates, if inflation in India remains below four percent.
As the Australian central bank announced that it will keep its base rate unchanged, the Australian Dollar began to recover previous losses against other currencies.
On Tuesday, the Reserve Bank of Australia made a rate announcement. The central bank kept their base rate unchanged at 1.5%.
The UK consumers increased the pace of shopping in January, which grew by the most in the seven-month period, giving a relief to retailers after the worst Christmas in a decade.
Alphabet reported markedly higher spending on employees, facilities and video content in the Q4, worrying investors and sending the comapny's shares down nearly 3% after hours.