Toshiba is thinking over a liquidation of its British nuclear division NuGen, a move that would leave the country to find for alternatives, as the project provided about 7% of the UK electricity.
Essar Steel India has proposed a $7.42B settlement to its creditors over claims, a deal that could allow the firm to exit from its bankruptcy process.
Rothschild & Co is planning a sale of its trust services business unit to one of the company's managers amid its intention to focus on the wealth management operation expansion.
France's shipping company CMA CGM is set to make a proposal to buy out Ceva Logistics' other shareholders, as it seeks to reinforce a partnership with Switzerland's transport company.
Commerzbank has made a non-binding proposal to acquire a stake in the German rival NordLB, which seeks to bolster the company's capital by $3.4B to manage bad ship loans.
The US cannabis company Curaleaf Holdings has tripled its planned equity offering in Toronto to around $400M, bringing the potential value of the company to nearly $4.0B.
On Thursday, the advertising titan WPP is set to announce it was ready to sell its stake in the Kantar data analytics arm to a strategic or financial partner.
It was revealed on Thursday that Saudi Arabia will continue developing large projects like the Red Sea tourism project, NEOM and the Six Flags recreational park.
On Thursday, it was revealed that the Japanese Prime Minister visited Beijing for a summit with the Chinese leaders in an effort to improve economic ties.
Britain's automaker Jaguar Land Rover is expecting its annual production to hit 100K vehicles at its Slovak factory by 2020, the CEO of the recently launched plant, Alexander Wortberg, stated on Thursday.
The world's biggest smartphone contract maker Wingtech Technology has agreed to acquire the Dutch semiconductor chipmaker Nexperia Holding in a deal valued at $ 3.6B.
The French largest telecoms operator Orange reported a 3% jump in its Q3 core operating profit, despite tough competition in the company's home country and its neighbouring Spain.
On Thursday, Tesla's CEO Elon Musk stated that the new Model 3 electric vehicle would be available on Australia from the middle of 2019.
Pershing Square Capital, a group owned by the activist investor William Ackman, took a 3.4% stake in Hilton Worldwide Holdings, according to the activist hedge fund's statement on Thursday.
CommScope Holdings, the US telecommunications equipment manufacturer, is in negotiations to acquire the set-top box producer Arris International, seeking to expand its services, sources reported on Wednesday.
On Thursday, Nokia, the telecom network equipment producer, has launched a new programme to cut costs after posting another slide in its quarterly profits.
The German firm Covestro is planning to cut about 900 job positions globally and cut costs by €350M annually from 2021, as part of the company's plan to widen the output capacity.
Microsoft beat Wall Street forecasts for profit and revenue in the Q1, as more companies signed up for Office 365 software and Azure cloud services.
The South Korean economy expended at slower-than-expected pace in the Q3, as a drop in local investments offset the positive contribution from resilient exports and government stimulus.
Ford Motor reported slightly higher-than-anticipated profit in the Q3 and stuck to targets for 2018, raising investor hopes for the solid Q4 and sending shares up 7% after-hours.
British car production fell 16.8% last month, affected by new emissions regulations, trade tensions, model changes and uncertainty over Brexit and diesel policy, an industry body stated.
Mexican yearly inflation in the October's first half rose less than anticipated, official data revealed on Wednesday, though the rate remained above the Central Bank's target.
China's Geely Group and Germany's Daimler announced on Wednesday that they are set to form a premium class ride-hailing cooperative enterprise in China.
Investment activity in Greece is anticipated to accelerate in 2019, helping growth rate to increase to 2.4% from an estimated 2.0% this year, according to a quarterly report by the IOBE.