South Korea's LG Display posted a 76% fall in profit in the Q3 compared with 2017, after two quarters of consecutive declines, supported by increased seasonal panel prices.
Kraft Heinz is set to sell a part of its Indian businesses, including Complan children's drink brand, to India's drugmaker Zydus Wellness, according to a Bloomberg report published on Tuesday.
The British billionaire James Dyson has selected Singapore over Britain to manufacture his electric vehicle, as he seeks to be closer to the Asian supply chains, customers and highly skilled workforce.
Alstom and Siemens will face the EU antitrust warning this week over their plans to establish the Franco-German rail champion that might hurt competition in the view of the European Commission.
Thyssenkrupp stated on Tuesday it had hired the investment banks, such as Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan, as advisors on the German conglomerate's future split of the capital goods business.
Chile's Constitutional Court has delayed its decision making on the domestic lithium miner SQM sale to China's company Tianqi until Thursday.
The Israeli Defence Minister has halted the preparations for the Israel Aerospace Industries' initial public offering, citing security breach concerns, according to the local business newspaper Globes.
The Italian top insurer Generali has acquired Union Investment TFI, the Polish asset manager, as it seeks to bolster its position in the Eastern and Central Europe.
On Tuesday, Helios and Matheson Analytics stated it would spin off MoviePass, its theatre and film subscription service, into the separate public firm.
The US non-emergency medical transportation services' biggest operator Providence Service is considering a sale after raising the private equity firms' interest, sending its shares up 7% to $69.01 on Monday.
The US fund manager Harris Associates has bought a 3.08% stake in Thyssenkrupp, as Germany's conglomerate struggles to restructure itself due to activist pressure.
Britain's mobile operator O2, owned by the Spanish group Telefonica, has delayed its planned $13B initial public offering, citing the Brexit uncertainty, according to the Press Association.
Germany's technology company Freudenberg has hired investment banks, such as Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan, to lead its initial public offering of the Vibracoustic unit, scheduled for the next year.
SoftBank Group's CEO Masayoshi Son has cancelled his speech at the Saudi investment conference scheduled for this week, after his $93B Vision Fund had drawn about half of money from the kingdom.
On Tuesday, shares of Tesla increased about 7% after the short-seller and long-time critic Citron Research had changed its view on the stock from "short" to "long".
Turkey's Yildiz Holding has started the Godiva Japan business unit's sale, sources reported, with its auction first round planned to close in the beginning of the next month.
Australian Macquarie-led consortium has launched an IPO of the online property services company PEXA, aiming to attract up to A$862M, according to float managers' statement.
On Tuesday, the General Secretary of the Vietnamese ruling Communist Party Nguyen Phu Trong has been elected as the country's President, becoming the first leader to hold the two titles at the same time.
The US auto producer Ford Motor is set to halt its vehicle production for nine days at its Spain's Almussafes plant in November amid lower demand for the company's vehicles.
Hanergy Thin Film will be taken private by the group's parent Hanergy Mobile Energy in a deal valued at no less than $27B with the further relisting in China.
Brazil's card processor StoneGo stated in a Monday security filing that China's Ant Financial had committed to make an investment of $100M in the firm's planned initial public offering.
The CEO of the state owned oil company Saudi Aramco revealed on Tuesday that investors no longer have concerns about a Saudi Arabian government default.
On Tuesday, Saudi state owned TV announced that the Saudi Aramco company is set to sign new deals worth $50 billion during an investment conference in Riyadh.
The Brazilian ethanol and sugar producer unit Biosev, owned by Louis Dreyfus, is negotiating a sale of more assets in Brazil, seeking to trim debt.