On Tuesday, Elisabeth Borne, the French Transport Minister, stated there was a room for the Fiat Chrysler-Renault deal to resume, despite negotiations breakdown last week.
The British Prime Minister candidate, Mark Harper, stated on Tuesday he would propose new Brexit deal, but added that in this case the country's withdrawal from the EU bloc might be delayed and happen later the set date of October 31.
The British insurance and tourism company Saga has cooperated with Goldman Sachs to tap over-50s product savings, seeking to revive the firm's bottom line after its profit warning in April.
On Tuesday, Swiss drugmaker Roche has appointed new head of the $13B diagnostics unit, Thomas Schinecker, following Peter Voser resignation as a board member.
Readerlink, the book distribution company, is preparing to make an offer for Barnes & Nobles that can beat Elliott Management Corp's already set price to acquire the US bookseller, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Facebook is set to launch new versions of the video chatting devices called "Portal" this fall, the company's AR/VR Vice President Andrew Bosworth announced on Tuesday.
Manufacturing sales volumes in New Zealand increased 2.0% in the March quarter, with volumes for meat and dairy products, the country's biggest export earners, up 11.4%, the report from Statistics New Zealand revealed.
Private equity company Apollo Global Management stated that it agreed to acquire the US digital imaging firm Shutterfly Inc for $2.7B, including $900M debt of the company.
Ant Financial Services, the Chinese fintech firm, has established a Shanghai-based joint venture with The Vanguard Group, marking Ant Financial's high-profile partnership with the US asset management company.
Apollo Global Management seems to be in the lead to take over Shutterfly, as the private equity group made the highest proposal for the American digital imaging firm, potentially valuing it at about $2.0B.
The Dutch bank ING Groep decided not to pursue the merger deal with Germany's Commerzbank, following two meetings between the lenders' CEOs Ralph Hamers and Martin Zielke, which could not bring desirable results.
The Brazilian state-run oil group Petroleo Brasileiro is expecting Caixa Econômica Federal to sell its $1.86B worth stake in the firm based on shares' closing price on June 7, a securities filing revealed on Monday.
Shares of United Technology and Raytheon surged by 4% and 8.3% respectively on Monday, following stock market investors granted approval for its merger deal worth $121B.
On Monday, Salesforce.com announced it was set to acquire Tableau Software, the big data company, in an all-stock deal worth $15.3B, marking the largest takeover in the group's history.
Matteo Salvini, Italy's Deputy Prime Minister, expressed his confidence over Rome reaching an agreement with the EU bloc on public finances before the main coalition meeting scheduled later on Monday.
China is staying silent about a potential meeting between the China and US leaders at the G20 summit held in Japan this month; however, the country is still open for trade negotiations with Washington, its Foreign Ministry announced.
On Monday, the US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose new tariffs on Mexico, if its lawmakers did not grant their approval to the immigration and security pact with the United States.
The Swiss drugmaker Roche's takeover bid for Spark Therapeutics, the US gene therapy specialist, worth $4.3B has been delayed again, as the British and American regulators keep scrutinising the deal due to competition concerns.
Bruno Le Maire, the French Finance Minister, stated it was essential that Nissan Motor and Renault bolster their alliance as the car industry are facing rapid changes in the connected and electric vehicle areas.
Thomas Cook received a takeover offer for the carrier's tour operations from China's Fosun Tourism, its largest shareholder, sending shares of the struggling UK airline up 20% on Monday.
On Monday, Iran has criticised the European Union for failing to save the 2015 nuclear deal, after the President Donald Trump had withdrawn the US from the agreement last year, reimposing sanctions.
On Sunday, United Technologies agreed to combine with Raytheon, the US contractor, to create $120 billion aerospace and defence giant.
On Sunday, Microsoft Corp revealed its next-generation "Project Scarlett" Xbox console that will be available in stores starting the next year, while the company's game-streaming service called "Project xCloud" is set to go into preview this October.
Nissan Motor has seen conflict of interest in attempts made by Renault to place its director on the Japanese carmaker's governance reform committees, a Reuters source reported on Monday.