Cevian Capital announced on Tuesday it had taken the 4.95% stake in the British insurer Aviva; the deal in which Aviva will be able to pay back £5.0B ($7.08B) of excess capital next year.
On Tuesday, British American Tobacco has lifted its full-year revenue growth outlook to over 5% at the constant currency as more smokers switch to newer less harmful products like tobacco-heating devices and e-cigarettes.
Apple has entered talks with China's BYD and CATL over the batteries supply for the tech giant's planned electric car, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
Nvidia Corp has asked Chinese competition watchdog to approve its $40B takeover of the British chip designer Arm, according to the Financial Times report seen on Tuesday.
On Monday, Robert Bosch opened its $1.2B chip plant located in Germany, marking the leading automotive supplier's biggest-ever investment, as it seeks equipping the latest self-driving and electric vehicles.
Tesla's heavy trucking unit's chief, Jerome Guillen, has quitted his post at the company, the electric automaker announced on Monday.
The Federal Reserve revealed it is set to publish the 2021 stress test results of the US biggest banks on June 24.
The investment company Blackstone Group is planning to take QTS Realty Trust, the data centre operator, private in its all-cash deal worth around $10 billion.
On Monday, the S&P 500 fell but was holding just 0.5% away from the all-time high, tumbled by the G7 tax deal that overshadowed investor bets on full reopening of the economy.
Global equity markets reached record peaks and oil prices increased to a two-year high.
US regulators approved Biogen's drug as a treatment to fight a likely cause of Alzheimer's disease.
Shares of AMC and other "meme stocks" rose on Monday supported by private traders, drawing attention of regulators.
Airlines offering passenger services between the US and Britain called governments to ease restrictions and reopen travel routes between the countries.
Total imports and exports from China increased 28.2% to $2.31T in the first five months of this year, the General Administration of Customs reports.
On Monday, Canada's ID verification start-up Trulioo reported it had raised $394M in its new round of funding led by the TCV venture capital firm, gaining the valuation of $1.75 billion.
Walmart's Flipkart has entered talks to raise $3 billion from Japan's SoftBank Group and other investors, according to a Bloomberg News report seen on Monday.
Amazon is planning to create 3K new permanent jobs in Italy this year as part of the "Italy Plan" deemed to boost its investments, the e-commerce company said on Monday.
HSBC announced on Monday its Asia Pacific CEO Peter Wong would retire effective immediately and would be succeeded by Surendra Rosha and David Liao.
On Monday, Toshiba stated it would acquire back around 6% of its shares worth about $913M, adhering to its plans to bolster shareholder returns.
Two supermarket groups, France's Carrefour and UK's Tesco announced on Monday they have no plans for their purchasing alliance extension.
On Monday, France's Credit Agricole announced it is planning a launch of the $680M share buyback programme this year, seeking to offset the scrip dividend payment option's impact on its earnings per share.
Daimler and BAIC Motor's China joint venture is planning to raise nominal capacity at two Mercedes-Benz plants in Beijing by 45%, according to the venture's website.
Tesla's CEO Elon Musk announced on Sunday that the electric carmaker had cancelled the production of its longest-range Model S Plaid+.
Exports from Turkey increased by 65.5% in May, compared to the same period in 2020, the Turkish Exporters Assembly reports.