Euromoney, the business-to-business information firm, stated on Wednesday it was planning to sell the world's biggest mining investment conference Mining Indaba to ITE Group in a deal worth £30.1M.
Lenders of the struggling retailer Toys 'R' Us have repealed the bankruptcy auction and are set to resume the brand's operations, according to a court filing.
The US largest mattress retailer Mattress Firm is filing for bankruptcy protection this week, as the company seeks to shore up the business and avoid costly store leases.
On Wednesday, Japanese electronics manufacturer and Apple's supplier Sharp Co claimed that it is starting to produce OLED displays to catch its rival Samsung Electronics Co Ltd.
American oil giant Exxon Mobil Corp is reviewing its portfolio and considers an opportunity to sell many of its US Gulf of Mexico assets, which currently produces 50,000 barrels of oil.
On Tuesday, the US State Department claimed that the US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will visit North Korea at the end of the week for a new round of denuclearisation talks with the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
On Tuesday, American department store chain J. C. Penney appointed Jill Soltau, the former CEO of crafts and fabrics retailer Joann Stores, as the company's new Chief Executive.
On Wednesday, KPMG reported that the financial services industry of the UK could become more regulated with measures to protect the clients and defend the stability of its financial system from cyber attacks.
On Tuesday, oil giant Royal Dutch Shell and its partners have approved a $30B massive liquefied natural gas export terminal project in Canada with the first fuel shipment expected before 2025.
On Tuesday, the steel lobbies of Mexico and Canada urged their governments to resolve the steel imports tariff dispute with the US before signing the new trilateral North American Free Trade Agreement deal.
On Tuesday, the Chief Executive Officer of Hilton Worldwide Holdings Chris Nassetta claimed that the company is planning to double the amount of its hotels in African states in the next five years.
The Belorussian biggest food retailer, Eurotorg, was planning to list the company's shares in London in following weeks, sources familiar with the matter stated, potentially valuing the firm at more than $3B.
The UK biggest car producer Jaguar Land Rover is expected to make a decision on whether to build electric vehicles in the home market partly amid uncertainty over the final terms of Brexit.
Walmart stated that it set to acquire startup selling plus-sized clothing, Eloquii, for a non-designated amount, as it kept looking for ways to appeal to younger shoppers and differentiate from Amazon.com.
BMW rivals and ride-hailing firms were considering joining its forces for developing self-driving vehicles, as profits in the auto industry came under growing pressure, a board member stated.
Tencent Music Entertainment Group filed with regulators to list in the US, under the "TME" symbol, in what could be the largest US IPO by the Chinese firm.
The Bank of Mongolia purchased 14.3 tons of gold from individuals and legal entities in the first three quarters of 2018, 378 kg less compared to the last year's same period, the Bank stated.
TomTom shares rose 4% on Tuesday after the Dutch navigation firm said that it won new contracts with carmakers Peugeot and BMW.
Francois Villeroy de Galhau, the ECB policymaker, stated that governments should not anticipate the ECB to let fiscal issues prevail, when it sets the monetary policy, even with financial stability at stake.
The UK telecoms regulator stated that it was investigating whether mobile operators Vodafone and EE provided accurate information over the coverage of 3G and 4G mobile networks.
Ireland remained 0.3% or 127M behind the tax revenue goal for 2018 at the September end, limiting the room for a heavier budget package.
Citigroup announced plans to boost the role of the United Arab Emirates as a centre of offshore booking and was working towards a full banking license in Saudis, helping to propel regional expansion.
PSA, the French carmaker of Peugeot and Citroen, is likely to create a vehicle-sharing service in Washington by the end of October, the company's executive stated.
Emerson Electric, the factory automation equipment producer, has agreed to acquire General Electric's intelligent platforms division, the company stated on Tuesday.