On Wednesday, an advisor to the European court recommended the judges to rule against the EU veto of the UPS-TNT merger deal.
Tages Group, the alternative asset manager, announced on Wednesday it would acquire a 34% stake in the private equity firm VAM Investments with a possibility to buy the entire group within three years.
On Tuesday, Ford Motor announced it was establishing a separate $4B worth unit to house the self-driving car operations, in a similar to its rival General Motors's move made late in May.
Germany's Daimler stated it is eager to deepen its alliance with the Chinese firm Baidu on the vehicle connectivity services and automated driving platform Apollo, established last year.
The Deputy Governor of the Bank of England Sam Woods said less than 5k financial jobs are expected to leave the United Kingdom by the first day of Brexit.
The Ifo Institute for Economic Research reported on Wednesday that its German Business Climate Index fell slightly to 101.7 in June, compared to 101.8 during the preceding month.
On Tuesday, the EU antitrust regulator has fined the consumer electronics firms Philips, Pioneer, D&M and Asus a total $130M for imposing minimum or fixed online prices for the products.
The Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has received a regulatory approval for a 30% stake in the global insurance titan Allianz China's unit, becoming the leading investor in a new fundraising round.
The Chinese top state chipmaker Tsinghua Unigroup clinched a deal to buy France's smart chip component manufacturer Linxens worth about $2.6B, sources reported on Wednesday.
The investment company Partners Group Holding is getting closer to acquire the data analytics firm Information Resources Inc from New Mountain Capital in a deal worth over $2.0B.
Russia's petrochemical firm Sibur is getting ready for its initial public offering potentially valued at $2.0B to $3.0B that may take place by this year's end.
The International Monetary Fund reported that the Philippines is expected to maintain the economic growth of 6.7% until 2019, boosted by solid investment and consumption.
The South Korean electronics company LG Display Co plans to reduce its investment plans by $2.7B during the following two years due to uncertainty in the smartphone market.
The US President Donald Trump has called ‘disgraceful' the decision of the Federal Communications Commission not to approve Sinclair Broadcast Group's acquisition of Tribune Media.
Oil prices continued to increase gains for the second consecutive session on Wednesday in response to lower-than-expected US crude inventories.
Harley-Davidson's shares rallied after it forecast a lower-than-anticipated hit to profit margins from the US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs and the company's quarterly earnings topped estimates of Wall Street.
German utility E.ON is likely to announce about 500 position losses next week in the company's UK business, as the energy giant attempts to cut costs ahead of a price cap imposed by the British government.
US President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that the United States is open on the prospect of negotiating a deal to denuclearize Iran.
House of Speaker Paul Ryan stated on Tuesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin will not be invited to address Congress if he confirms President's Donald Trump invitation to visit United States.
Oil prices rose by 1% on Tuesday as traders focus on the prospect of increased Chinese demand, shifting attention away from trade war between China and the United States.
Defection hit Nigeria ruling party on Tuesday, as fifteen senators defected from Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari's ruling All Progressives Congress party to opposition party.
On Tuesday, US President Donald Trump said he thinks that Moscow will try to sway November 2018 mid-term elections towards Democrats and not his fellow Republicans.
On Tuesday, Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged $14.7 billion worth of investment during his state visit to South Africa as President's Cyril Ramaphosa seek to revive his country economic growth.
On Tuesday, Russia's state conglomerate Rostec has finalised its sale of a 25.1% stake in the Russian smartphone maker YotaDevices to the Chinese consortium Trinity World Management.