Kroger is planning a sale of the company's private label products in China through Alibaba's Tmall platform, in its first international venture outside the United States.
Alphabet is planning to invest $375M in Oscar Health to help it expand to more business and markets segments, the health insurance firm stated on Tuesday.
Sequoia capital China tied up with the local venture capital fund and the e-commerce powerhouse JD.com, seeking to raise up to $5.81B for a new fund company to target late-stage tech investments.
Founders of the dating app Tinder sued on Tuesday its parent company IAC/InterActiveCorp for deliberately undervaluing its stock and thus avoiding paying billions of dollars.
The ride-hailing company Uber Technologies Inc appointed Matt Olsen as the new Chief Security Officer, the firm said in a statement on Tuesday.
Amazon.com Inc announced on Tuesday its intention to open a customer service centre in Colombia which is estimated to employ around 600 people.
The global rating agency Moody's Investors Service has upgraded its rating for Vietnam from B1 to Ba3 and changed the country's outlook to stable.
The Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday that Turkey would boycott electronics from the United States, adding that the country would protect its economic independence.
The British Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt said the possibility of a no-deal Brexit was increasing, so the European Union needed to change its attitude to reach an agreement.
According to Reuters, China is eager to expedite its plans for billion-dollar investment in infrastructure projects in response to slower economic growth and more cautious consumers.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel said budget for the Euro zone could be added to that of the European Union, as separate finance ministers for both blocks were not necessary.
The investment company KKR & Co is seeking to list its Indian business operations on the country's stock exchange, according to a Financial Times report revealed on Monday.
China's e-commerce company JD.com agreed to a tie-up with Unilever over moving the products such as Lux soap and Lipton's tea across china between the warehouses, amid Unilever's expansion in the country.
On Tuesday, Perry Ellis International stated it had terminated the talks to be acquired by the privately-owned Randa Accessories Leather, 14 days after the firm raised its bid.
Coca-Cola is acquiring a minority stake of the Kobe Bryant's sports drink company, as it seeks to mount the stronger challenge to the top energy drink called Gatorade.
On Tuesday, the rail logistics firm VTG stated on Tuesday it wanted Morgan Stanley Infrastructure to hike its takeover proposal, adding that its suitor had no willingness to do it.
AirAsia Group, the Malaysian low-cost airline, has sold the remaining 25% stake in the joint venture, it had formed with the travel service Expedia Group, for the price of $60M.
Shares of China Literature plunged 14.6% this Tuesday on a report that its monthly paying user numbers dropped 7% from the previous year and after the firm announced a $2.3B acquisition.
The South African authorities on Tuesday revealed that state attorneys are under investigations on allegations of defrauding billions of dollars.
On Tuesday, Chinese authorities condemned the latest defence act signed by US President Donald Trump.
China's chemicals and oil company Sinochem is in negotiations to transfer its WEPEC refinery stake of 33.6% to the state titan PetroChina.
The buyout group Carlyle started preparations for the listing of the German chemicals group Atotech that could be valued at about $5.0B.
The benchmark index Stoxx Europe 600 gained 0.6% early on Tuesday, driven higher by companies from the chemicals and food-and-beverage sectors.
Lehman Brothers Holding, the US investment bank that collapsed during the financial crisis, has paid off $124.6B in debt instead of the planned $65B due to stronger US economy.