On Tuesday, Yelp announced it had resumed its EU antitrust complaint against Google, as it sought to receive traction on an accusation that Google unfairly pushes its own services in the results.
On Wednesday, shares of Australia's SeaLink Travel surged 12.3% following its rejection of a takeover bid worth $363.64M from an undisclosed potential buyer, the firm confirmed.
On Wednesday, Australia's SeaLink Travel confirmed it had rejected an unsolicited takeover offer for the company worth $363.64M from an undisclosed potential buyer.
Vista Oil & Gas, the Mexican energy investment company, has signed a deal with Jaguar Exploracion y Produccion over three onshore projects, acquiring 50% of shares with the initial payment of $27.5M.
Bayer has received the Indian antitrust regulator's approval to acquire the US seed giant Monsanto, in a step that brings the pharmaceuticals company closer to finalise its $62.56B deal.
Poland's largest oil refiner PKN Orlen is set to buy out the remaining 5.97% in the Czech unit Unipetrol for 380 crowns per stake to complete the takeover, the company stated late on Tuesday.
Santos shares plunged 9%, after Australia's gas producer had rejected a $10.8B takeover proposal from Harbour Energy late on Monday, holding up better than it had been expected.
On Wednesday, SoftBank Group stated it would sell its 20% stake in India's e-commerce company Flipkart to Walmart, the first public Vision Fund divestment.
The Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum said investor assets in the public sector surged 7.3% to $36.2T in 2017, boosted by the price of gold and equity market gains.
The Bank of Korea is likely to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 1.50% during its meeting on Thursday, a recent poll by Reuters showed on Wednesday.
According to Bloomberg, the Chinese telecommunications company ZTE Corp suffered losses of at least $3.1B due to the US imposing a ban on its American suppliers.
Shares weakened in the Asian session early on Wednesday in response to fading optimism about progress made on trade talks between the United States and China.
The government of Japan is expected to push back the timeframe for reaching a balanced budget in five years to fiscal 2025, but set a temporary target to assess progress in getting it in order.
The Chinese government stated that annual summits between central, eastern European countries and China were beneficial to the EU as a whole, repealing concern that Beijing sought to divide the continent.
Foxconn Industrial Internet, the subsidiary of the biggest contract manufacturer Foxconn, stated that it planned to raise $4.26 in what is likely to be the biggest China's initial public offering in nearly three years.
The US President Donald Trump stated that he is set to propose some new tax cuts before November, when Republicans seek to retain the control of the US Congress in medium term elections.
The scheduled meeting with the leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea Kim Jong Un may be delayed, the US President Donald Trump says.
Algeria, Egypt and Tunisia support the implementation of the United Nations roadmap in war-torn Libya, countries say.
The Spanish treasury on Tuesday placed around €1.95B of debt on the market at negative interest rates.
The Executive Committee of the National Economic Council approved 16 development projects worth $11.46B, the Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina says.
Mark Carney, the Governor of the Bank of England, stated that he anticipated the country's economy to bounce back from this year's weak start, when it was affected by heavy snowstorms, keeping the higher interest rate prospect on the table.
The UK factory output dropped to the lowest level since 2016 in the three-month period to May, a survey indicated on Tuesday.
Russia, Turkey and Japan warned the United Stated about its tariffs on aluminium and steel potential retaliation up to $3.5B annually, the WTO stated.
The Finance Ministry of Russia stated that it would offer nearly $492M worth of OFZ bonds at two auctions on Wednesday.