The ExxonMobil and Qatar Petroleum consortium to start drilling for natural gas in Cyprus' exclusive economic zone, the Energy Minister Yiorgos Lakkotrypis says.
The Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov and the Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko discussed cooperation between the countries on Friday.
Canada had a trade surplus of $406.5M in August, the first surplus since December 2016, the Statistics Canada reports.
Germany's engineering companies experience an increase in new orders in August, a report by the German Mechanical and Plant Engineering Federation shows.
Germany and Israel agree that Iran should not get nuclear weapons, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel says during a visit to Jerusalem.
Nigeria and Pakistan agreed to enhance military cooperation in the areas of training, intelligence, communication and logistics, the Nigerian army chief Tukur Buratai says.
Italy may not be heading towards the sustainable development agreed in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the Alliance for Sustainable Development reports.
The Italian construction group Salini Impregilo is in task with Vitale & Co advisers and BoA Merrill Lynch over a potential partial or full takeover of the struggling builder Astaldi.
On Friday, Steinhoff's US arm Mattress Firm has officially filed for the Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, seeking to strengthen the company's balance sheet.
Exyte, Germany's chip plant builder, has postponed its initial public offering plans later this month, as investors gave a muted feedback.
On Friday, Canada's Precision Drilling announced it would acquire its smaller competitor Trinidad Drilling in a deal worth C$1.03, beating the Ensign Energy Services' hostile bid for the firm.
The online furniture retailer Westwing is planning to price its IPO at €26-€29 per share, the upper-half of its price range, compared to the initial range of €23-€29, a bookrunner organising the listing stated.
On Friday, Russia's farming conglomerate Rusagro stated it would acquire a controlling interest of Solnechnye Producty, owned by Quartlink Holding Limited for an undisclosed amount.
Shares of Intu Properties surged over 37% this Friday, as a consortium including Brookfield Asset Management and Britain's billionaire John Whittaker expressed their interest into the shopping centre owner.
On Friday, Unilever announced that they are cancelling their plans to move the company's headquarters to the Netherlands.
On Friday, as the report explaining mirror trading at Danske Bank was released, the bank's stock was downgraded by Credit Suisse and immediately plummeted to a four year low level.
Banijay, the French TV group, is considering a potential bid to acquire Endemol Shine, the Dutch distribution and production firm, after it had been put up on a sale for $3.45B.
France's retailer Casino has denied a press report for the second time during this week that it hired a financial advisor with intention to sell its Brazil's supermarket unit GPA.
A consortium including the Canadian Brookfield Asset Management and Britain's billionaire John Whittaker is thinking over a potential offer for Intu Properties, the $2.6B worth shopping centre owner.
Germany's investment group Haniel received an antitrust approval to sell a 7.3% stake in the retailer Metro AG to a Czech-Slovak investor, the company stated on Thursday.
China's tech giant Tencent and the private equity group KKR are set to invest up to $175M for the minority stake in the Philippine PLDT's financial technology unit, both companies announced yesterday.
On Thursday, the holding group of the Italian Benetton family, Edizione, announced it had sold 20% of its stake in Spanish tower firm Cellnex to the Abu Dhabi fund ADIA's unit.
Canada's social media analytics platform Hootsuite is considering a sale that could potentially value the company at over $750M, sources familiar with the situation reported.
On Thursday, the newspaper Tronc announced it would rename itself back as Tribune Publishing, effective October 9 and was set to trade under the new TPCO ticker, starting October 10.