Rwanda plans to double tourism revenues in the next six years through sustainable wildlife conservation, a top official in the Rwanda Development Board says.
Deutsche Bank's asset manager DWS Group entered into the binding deal to acquire a 15% equity stake in the Dubai-based Neo Technologies, both companies stated on Sunday.
Lowe's Companies, the home improvement chain, is set to shut down 51 underperforming stores in Canada and the United States, the company announced on Monday, as it seeks to surpass its rival Home Depot.
Thoma Bravo is set to acquire the software security company Veracode from the US chipmaker Broadcom in a deal valued at $950M.
On Monday, Greencross, Australia's veterinary clinics operator, stated it had received a A$5.55 per share takeover bid from the US private equity group TPG Capital, valuing the pet-care firm at A$668.4M.
According to a political editor of The Sun newspaper, the Brexit deal between the European Union and Britain will not be agreed this week and is likely to take place on November 27 or 28.
Takeda Pharmaceutical's CEO is confident of investor backing for the $62B takeover of Shire, despite shareholders' concerns over resulting debt burden.
Tencent Holdings is set to expand its addiction-prevention system aimed at underage gamers to all the games due to a rising government scrutiny faced by the video gaming industry.
On Monday, Amazon.com announced it would offer its customers free shipping without a purchase minimum during the holiday shopping season in the company's efforts to outrun its rival Walmart.
RPC Group has extended its deadline for the private equity groups Bain Capital and Apollo Global Management once again to make firm proposals to acquire the plastic packaging producer.
India's Tata Group has entered talks to acquire the majority stake of 51% in the beleaguered airline Jet Airways and the carrier's loyalty programme, according to the TV news channel CNBC-TV18.
Canada's Solar rejected its CEO Shawn Qu's offer to take the company private and would not consider any future deals on the topic.
Goldman Sachs, the investment bank, stated it had signed an agreement with the Turkish travel agency Jolly Tur to acquire the second stake of the company, not disclosing any financial terms of a deal.
Apple ordered its smartphone assemblers Pegatron and Foxconn to cancel the plans for an output of the extra iPhone XR's production lines, the device that had been launched month ago, according to the Nikkei report on Monday.
Sempra Energy and France's energy group Total have inked a Memorandum of Understanding over the liquified natural gas in North American market.
France's Societe Generale has signed an deal to sell 99.8% of its Polish arm Euro Bank for $484M to Bank Millennium, the Polish bank announced on Monday.
On Monday, the Governor of the Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda stated that the central bank would exit the ultra-easy policy after the inflation in Japan could reach 2% target.
On Monday, Asian stock markets sank because of the uncertainty regarding a trade tensions between the US and China which freezes risky investments and potential hikes of rate in the US.
On Monday, the British car industry body reported that sales of the new cars in the UK has dropped by 3% in October, mostly hit by uncertainty regarding Brexit and stricter diesel emission rules.
According to the survey published by Caixin/Markit PMI, the services industry in China has shown the slowest growth in the last 13 months despite the attempt of Beijing to focus on services sector to support country's economy during the trade tensions.
On Monday, the Governor of the Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda claimed that small regional Japanese banks need to consider consolidation and mergers option as a part of their strategy to survive in the current business environment.
On Monday, the US imposed financial and oil sanctions on Iran in order to force Tehran to end the development of nuclear and missile programs.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is expected to keep interest rates unchanged this week and in the near term, as policymakers are set to see whether an acceleration in inflation and better-than-expected expansion figures are sustainable.
Haruhiko Kuroda, the Bank of Japan's Governor, stated that the Bank was aware that lingering ultra-loose monetary policy is likely to affect financial institutions' margins, destabilse banking system.