Germany's industrial group Koerber and Italy's engineering firm Coesia are planning to bid for Bosch's packaging machinery division, which has been put on the block, sources reported.
South Korean antitrust regulator trimmed a fine, imposed on the US chipmaker Qualcomm a decade ago, by 18% to $200M, the KFTC announced on Thursday.
The Commerzbank-Deutsche Ban proposed merger could potentially serve France's financial interests, the country's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire stated on Wednesday.
Germany's Volkswagen and Sweden's battery maker Northvolt are joining their forces in the research on battery cells, the German automaker announced on Thursday.
Nigeria's Access Bank shares surged 9.24% after the country's court granted its approval for a $235M acquisition of its competitor Diamond Bank.
Finland has launched an inquiry into the Nokia-branded smartphones on the back of a Chinese report saying they breached the data protection requirements.
On Thursday, Siemens shares surged 2% on a report the German industrial company is considering a possible merger of its struggling turbine division with a partner from Asia.
Murphy Oil is getting closer to a sale of its Malaysian gas and oil assets to Thailand's group PTTEP, sources close to the matter stated.
Sunrise Communications is confident that shareholders will support raising $4.1B to complete its acquisition of the Swiss business owned by Liberty Goal, its CEO Olaf Swantee said to Reuters.
Tate Steel is considering to propose a partial sale of its EU packaging activities to receive regulatory approval for its joint venture with the German conglomerate ThyssenKrupp.
India' state-run banks are calling on Jet Airways' Chairman and founder Naresh Goyal to trim his stake to 10% in the carrier, according to the CNBC-TV18 news channel.
Switzerland's Maus Freres has entered talks to take the French clothing brand The Kooples private after it had acquired another French sportswear label Lacoste in 2012.
El.En., Italy's laser equipment producer, raised interest form some investment funds, but the company's top executive has no plans for selling a majority stake, he said to Reuters.
On Wednesday, Nine West Holdings, the footwear and apparel firm, had escaped from bankruptcy, after it had filed for the Chapter 11 almost a year ago, with the "new" company called Premier Brands Group.
France's healthcare firm Stallergenes agreed to a €730M takeover offer made by the Swiss billionaire Ernesto Bertarelli's Waypoint vehicle, offering €37 in cash per share.
On Thursday, Australia's adult education company Navitas stated its board had agreed to be acquired by a consortium that comprised the founder and private equity firm.
Ophir Energy has agreed to be taken over by Indonesia's gas and oil group Medco, after it had sweetened the all-cash bid to $539M, the London-listed company announced on Wednesday.
Neoenergia, the Brazilian power company, has hired Banc of America, Banco do Brasil and JPMorgan Chase & Co to lead the initial public offering, scheduled for this year's first half.
Indonesia's carrier Lion Air is getting ready for its $1.0B worth initial public offering, seeking to move past October's fatal crash that claimed lives of 189 people, according to a Bloomberg report published on Thursday.
France's Elior Group launched exclusive talks on Wednesday with the EU private equity group PAI Partners over a possible sale of the French company's concession catering business.
The US cloud services provider Fastly has hired Bank of America as a leader for its planned initial public offering this year that could value the US start-up at over $1.0B.
Levi Strauss was valued at $6.6B in its Wednesday's IPO, marking the valuation above the target, and selling $623.3M of shares, as the US jeans maker seeks to come back to the stock market following 34 years of being the family-owned group.
On Wednesday, Spirit Aerosystems, the US aircraft parts manufacturer, has won the conditional EU approval to acquire Asco Industries, after it agreed to modify the Airbus-backed joint venture to eliminate any competition concerns.
Nexstar Media Group is planning to sell 19 TV stations to E.W. Scripps and Tegna Inc in a deal worth $1.3B to meet regulatory demands, as it seeks to complete Tribune Media acquisition, the company stated on Wednesday.