The ex-Blackstone Group's dealmaker Chinh Chu has tied up with the Chairman of Pinnacle Foods, Roger Deromedi, to form a special purpose acquisition company, as the aim to buy consumer firms.
On Monday, Boeing has agreed to sell 20 widebody long-haul planes to Vietnam's start-up Bamboo Airways in a deal valued at $5.6B.
The Indonesian Lippo Group announced on Tuesday that the company will invest almost $45 million into Chinese tech giant Tencent Holdings.
On Tuesday, financial media blamed the intensifying trader war tensions for the decline that is being experienced in the USD/JPY currency pair.
The price for crude oil surged on Tuesday morning due to the markets being uncertain about Libyan oil export quantities.
On Tuesday, stocks globally continued the selloff, as media sources blamed trader war tensions caused by the United States as the reason for the selloff.
China's telecommunications equipment producer Huawei Technologies was the largest sponsor of overseas trips for Australia's politicians, a travel disclosure registers' analysis showed.
Frence's oil and gas company Total anticipated the global natural gas market to expand faster than the market for crude over the following two decades thanks to booming Asian demand for cleaner-burning fuel.
SkyBridge Capital II stated on Monday that it sued Premium Point Investments, claiming nearly $80M loss because the investment service inflated the hedge fund assets' value.
Bangladesh has arrested 22T people after launching a crackdown on drug trafficking last month, the country's Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal Monday says.
Beijing launched a fund worth $4.6B to support technological innovation, Monday's Science and Technology Daily reports.
The Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki defended hard-line stance over the refugee policy with the President of Germany's Parliament, Wolfgang Schauble.
The Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin agreed to improve cooperation between the two nations in Syria and energy projects.
Shares in Inmarsat, the British satellite firm, were up 3.8% this Monday, after the report that its French rival Eutelsat is thinking over a takeover offer for the company.
Cerved Group, Italy's debt collector and data provider, is expecting mergers and acquisitions to bolster the group's core profit growth within the following three years.
Britain's Diageo Plc. Has offered to raise its stake in Sichuan Shujingfang Company, China's baiju maker, to about 60% via a partial render bid.
On Monday, Eutelsat, the French satellite company, stated it was thinking over to make a proposal for its British competitor Inmarsat, following the UK rival's rejection of the EchoStar's takeover approach.
On Monday, the global stock markets and Wall Street opened lower as trade tension between the US and other major economies deteriorated.
On Monday, PayPal Holdings said the company would start issuing a debit card to its customers using mobile app Venmo in an attempt to widen its reach with the younger generation.
The United States Supreme Court stated on Monday that American Express internal policy of preventing merchants from informing customers to use rival credit cards did not violate the federal antitrust law.
An agreement has been reached by the European Commission and four other major online retailers to tackle dangerous content that is listened by the Commission.
Harley-Davidson stated on Monday that it would move its motorcycle production outside the United States to the brand's international facilities to avoid the EU tariffs.
On Monday, India's Jet Airways agreed to buy additional 75 Boeing 737 MAX jets, as it seeks expansion to meet demand of domestic passengers in the aviation market.
MSCI, the stock index provider, has extended the review of stocks treatment with unequal voting rights, expecting to finalise its decision by this October's end.