Indonesia's April Group has entered the exclusive talks to buy Lwarcel Celulose, the Brazilian pulpmaker, sources familiar with the matter reported on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Twitter has reconsidered its strategy on battling abusive Internet "trolls" by using behavioural signals to identify abusers on the platform and limiting their tweets visibility.
Amazon.com is set to open its grocery stores without checkout lines in San Francisco and Chicago, the company stated this week, confirming reports over its expansion.
According to the New York Times, the FBI and the US Justice Department were investigating the political data firm Cambridge Analytica, including its employees and banks.
Starbucks Corp plans to triple its revenue and add additional 3,000 stores in China by the end of 2022, the company explained in a statement.
The Japanese economy contracted by 0.6% on an annualised terms during the first quarter of 2018, driven by weaker exports and a decline in consumption and investment.
The National Development and Reform Commission of China has approved 15 fixed-asset investment projects valued at $8.12B during the month of April.
Chinesee firm Tianqi Lithium was nearing a deal to purchase a 24% stake in Chile's Sociedad Quimica Y Minera, one of the largest lithium producers, for nearly $4.3B, sources familiar with the matter said.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported that the country's wage price index increased 0.5% in the three-month period to March from the prior quarter, missing forecasts for a 0.6% rise.
Chinese new home prices grew 0.5% in April form the prior month, following a 0.4% increase in March, Reuters' calculations showed after NBS data was published.
The largest Russian oil producer Rosneft was looking to the company's operations in Vietnam, aiming to get the experience required to expand global reach.
Messaging application WhatsApp introduced new features for group chats on Tuesday, which included more controls for regular group members and administrators.
The US retail sales grew at a weaker than anticipated pace of 0.3% in April, following an upwardly revised 0.8% increase in the prior month, the Commerce Department stated.
The CEO of Tesla Elon Musk stated that production of the company's crucial Model 3 is set to exceed 500 cars per day over the course of this week, website Electrek reported.
SoftBank announced plans to open an office in Saudi Arabia in a bid to strengthen ties with the kingdom further, sources familiar with the matter stated.
China's Internet security company 360 Security technology stated that it planned to raise nearly $1.69B in a private share placement to finance projects in the areas of big data and artificial intelligence.
The Economy Minister of Mexico stated that he saw few chances for a NAFTA deal before a deadline at May 17 to present an agreement, which could by signed by the US Congress.
The Iraqi populist cleric Moqtada al-Sadr has won the Parliamentary election that became a surprise to the Shi'ite leader, the electoral commission stated.
On Tuesday, China has granted its antitrust approval to Microchip Technology to acquire rival Microsemi, sending its shares up 1.3% to $95.65.
Tyson Foods announced on Tuesday it would acquire the poultry blending assets of AMPRO Products and American Proteins in a deal valued at around $850M.
On Tuesday, a court of South Korea has ordered an arrest of a top Samsung Electronics official, following the labour union sabotage claims.
Dropbox, the US storage and file-sharing firm, is planning expansion of its development centre in the Israeli city of Tel Aviv, seeking to hire new staff and make acquisitions in machine-learning and security.
Worldline, the French payments firm, is set to acquire the payments business unit SIX Payment Services from SIX Group, the Swiss stock exchange operator, in a deal worth $2.75B.
On Tuesday, Thomson Reuters stated it would move its forex derivatives trading from London to Dublin due to the Britain's withdrawal from the European Union.