On Thursday, Uganda's pharmaceuticals maker Cipla Quality Chemical Industries it sought a listing on the Uganda Stock Exchange and the initial public offering of its equity's part.
According to the Sky News report published on Thursday, the billionaire Philip Day is exploring a potential takeover deal of House of Fraser, the British retailer, seeking to save the firm from collapse.
Due to an increase of energy prices in the Euro zone the producer price index rose more than anticipated by various analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. Namely, there was an increase of 0.4% instead of the expected 0.3%
Commonwealth and British observers publicly condemned the use of force applied by the army after the Zimbabwean Presidential election.
The low-cost copper producer Kaz Minerals has agreed to acquire Russia's Baimskaya copper project located in the Chukotka region in a $900M cash and shares deal.
The miner Impala Platinum is likely to sell its South Africa's shafts that are set for closure, after the firm announced 13K job cuts within the following two years.
On Thursday, the UK estate agent Countrywide announced it was planning to raise $183M from from its share discounted placement, amid the firm's intention to halve the debt after a sharp fall in core earnings.
Dentsu, the Japanese advertising agency, stated on Thursday it had agreed to sell its 16.6% stake in the price comparison website kakaku.com to KDDI Corp in a $734.57M deal.
The US wireless speaker company Sonos has priced its IPO ON Wednesday below the targeted range amid muted investor reception.
On Wednesday, Canada's DIRTT Environmental Solutions confirmed it had ended sale talks, after the company gave up trying to sell itself.
China's HNA Group is considering to sell its Radisson Hotel Group based in Minneapolis to the Chinese hospitality firm Jin Jiang International Holdings, according to Bloomberg.
France's Societe Generale has agreed on a sale of its Albanian and Bulgarian banks to Hungary's OTP Bank, as the French bank seeks to reorganise its assets.
China's Nasdaq-listed biotech BeiGene raised $903M after pricing the firm's secondary listing in Hong Kong, the first under new regulations of exchange, three sources close to the deal stated.
Southeast Asia's nations hope to get a common agreement on cybersecurity with Russia, accused by the US of meddling in the country's elections, following a series of hacks in the area..
Southeast Asia's ride-hailing firm Grab stated that it secured new $1B investment from financial firms, including China's Ping An Capital and OppenheimerFunds.
Starbucks was partnering with Alibaba to deliver the company's coffee in China's cities, betting that the move would revive sales rise in its the second-biggest market.
Tesla stated that it would produce new Model at a profit, following several recent weeks, when output stabilised, buoying hopes that the company is likely to stanch financial losses in the H2 of this year.
T-Mobile US stated that the company got more wireless subscribers in the Q2 than Wall Street anticipated, as the US wireless carrier invested in the network, while awaiting approval to buy its rival Sprint.
Fitbit outpaced Wall Street forecasts for quarter's results, as the company's strategy to add smartwatches to product line recieved a boost in the Q2 with stronger sales for Versa.
The Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan Masayoshi Amamiya stated that the Central Bank would buy government bonds "promptly and appropriately", if yields grew rapidly.
Grifols S.A., the Spanish global healthcare firm, received the US antitrust approval to acquire Biotest US Corp on the condition that it would sell certain assets, the FTC announced on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, L'Oreal announced it had acquires the German vegan beauty products maker Logocos Naturkosmetik, not disclosing the financial terms of the deal.
On Wednesday, the Italian key insurer Generali stated it was considering some acquisitions in asset management and non-life insurance as the company's cash pile grew on stronger operations and disposals.
Banks are preparing for over $10B debt deal to finance the buy-out of the Johnson Controls International's power solutions business, the sources reported on Wednesday.