UniCredit's CEO Jean Pierre Mustier is exploring international M&A deals, choosing among Spain and England besides France, the company's main shareholder stated on Wednesday.
The US chipmaker giant Intel made a cash-and-stock bid worth up to $6.0B to acquire Israel's Mellanox Technologies, according to the local media report on Wednesday.
Banco Agibank, the Brazilian online lender, is exploring possible options, such as launching the US initial public offering, its CEO Marciano Testa stated.
Siemens CEO Joe Kaeser called on the EU antitrust regulators on Wednesday to approve its planned rail merger deal with France's Alstom.
The Brazilian government aims to sell no less than $20.0B in assets of some of the sate-held firms this year, including Banco do Brasil and Petrobras, Brazil's Privatisation Secretary stated.
Atos, the French IT services firm, is planning to pay its investors with a 23.4% stake in its payments arm Worldline SA, it stated on Wednesday.
Indonesia's gas and oil company Medco announced on Wednesday it would acquire Ophir Energy in a sweetened all-cash deal worth $511.02M, as it seeks to boost its assets portfolio in Southeast Asia.
The London Stock Exchange Group announced on Wednesday it was eager to acquire a 4.92% stake in the EU largest settlement securities house, Euroclear, in a deal worth €278.5M.
On Wednesday, LVMH reported its shares surged about 5%, boosted by the group's strong annual results, and triggering stocks of other luxury goods brands, such as Burbery, Hermes and Kering, to go up.
On Tuesday, PG&E filed for the Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it had faced liabilities worth $30B after the deadly wildfires in California.
The video advertising companies Tactica and RhythmOne are in talks over the merger all share-deal, potentially worth $342M, which could be announced already this week, according to a Sky News report.
Apple reported a sharp growth in the tech giant's services business, while its CEO Tim Cook stated that the trade tensions between China and the United States were easing, allowing the company to recover its shares in hours.
On Wednesday, China's electric vehicle maker NIO has launched a $650M convertible bond, a few months after its initial public offering in New York.
Apple is eager to trim the price of some of the tech giant's flagship iPhones overseas, seeking to offset the rising US dollar.
ScS Group, the British carpet and sofa retailer, stated on Tuesday it entered talks to potentially acquire Sofa.com, which had been out up for a sale the last month.
Nissan Motor's CEO Hiroto Saikawa is set to hold first official discussion with Renault's new Chairman Jean-Dominique Senard scheduled for this Thursday in the Netherlands, according to NHK.
Pinterest, the image search website owner, hired JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs Group to lead the company's initial public offering planned later this year.
Prices in the UK shops significantly in January, though inflation was not a big risk, while the country is able to avoid a no-deal Brexit,.
Costa Rica's economy grew 2.7% last year, the country's Central Bank stated, missing the target and registering weaker growth than the previous year.
Japan's retail sales grew more than anticipated last month, as consumers increased their spending on home appliances and clothes, which is likely to ease some concern over the private consumption outlook.
Advanced Micro Devices reported the strongest quarterly increase in data centre sales and expected revenue to be above estimates in fiscal 2019, sending shares up 10% in after-hours trading.
The Producer Price Index of Italy grew 4.1% year-over-year in December, below the 4.5% increaase observed in the prior month, the ISTAT stated.
Spain saw the strongest growth in employment in the 12-year period in the prior year, the INE report showed, the number of employed people rose to 19.56M.
The number of Britons in insolvency rose to the highest level since 2010 in late 2018, according to the official report, indicating that is will likely add to unease on the health of the UK economy ahead of Brexit.