On Tuesday, Huawei Technologies, the Chinese telecoms giant, stated it would give its staff $286M bonus for helping it ride out the US trade curbs.
On Tuesday, Nissan Motor Co reported a 70.4% drop in its Q2 operating profit, as the Japanese carmaker still struggles with slumping sales, trying to recover from the scandal related to the ousted CEO Carlos Ghosn.
Visa Inc is set to acquire a 20% minority stake in the Nigerian payments platform Interswitch worth $200M, a deal that would give Nigeria's company a valuation of $1.0B, Sky News reported.
On Monday, Google signed a large cloud computing deal with Ascension. Google would store customer healthcare data of 150 hospitals and more than 50 senior facilities.
During Tuesday's Asian trading session, stock indices in the Asian markets traded flat, as political turmoil in Hong Kong was blamed for keeping bullish sentiment down.
On Tuesday, the British Pound kept its gains against peer currencies. The currency was boosted by news from the Brexit Party about their plans for the upcoming election.
During Tuesday's Asian trading, crude oil price benchmarks declined, as it was revealed that Saudi output had increased.
Russia's VTB stated on Monday that its investment unit VTB Capital had sold a full stake in Vivacom, the Bulgarian leading telecoms operator, to the media and telecoms firm United Group for $1.3B.
Canada's Open Text is set to acquire the cloud security group Carbonite in a deal worth around $1.42B and would pay $23.00 per share to the US firm's shareholders, both companies announced on Monday.
The co-founder and former CEO of Uber Technologies, Travis Kalanick, sold about 21% of the stake owned in the ride-hailing firm after so-called lockup period expiry.
On Monday, Telefonica Deutschland announced it would cooperate with its local German rivals, Vodafone and Deutsche Telekom, to build new mobile masts in the country, amid their joint push to fill gaps in the network coverage.
China's Jingye Group stated on Monday it had entered talks to acquire the struggling British Steel in a rescue deal that could be valued at £70M, potentially saving thousands of UK jobs and halt the prolonged uncertainty about the troubled steelmaker's future.
Alphabet's Google has rolled out the updated version of its smart speaker Google Nest Mini in Brazil, seeking to trigger sales in the brick-and-mortar and major online retailers on Tuesday.
On Monday, Alibaba Group Holding reported its annual Singles' Day sales hit $30B, paving the way for the Chinese retailer to set a new record in the company's 11th year.
China's banks extended 661.3B yuan in the October new yuan loans, down from September's results and missing analysts' forecasts of a fall to 800B yuan, Reuters reported on Monday.
HSBC and RBS, the British banking heavyweights, are set to release brand new digital banking platforms amid rising competition for well-versed users in digital tech on the back of online startups rapid development.
Adidas is planning to shut down the high-tech "robot" plants based in the United States and Germany that the company built to bring output closer to customers, the sportswear company stated on Monday.
On Monday, stock indices of the Hong Kong stock exchange declined by almost three percent. The decline was attributed to an escalation of protests.
The European Central Bank is planning to allocate €1.5B to banks at ECB's seven-day refinancing tender, according to a Reuters poll.
Benoit Coeure, the outgoing ECB board member, has been named as the Innovation Hub head at the Bank for International Settlements from January 15, 2020, the BIS revealed on Monday.
Blackstone Group is set to acquire the controlling stake in the "Bumble" and "Badoo" dating apps' parent company, MagicLab, valuing the firm at about $3.0B, the private equity group announced on Monday.
On Monday, Australia's EML Payments announced it would acquire the UK firm Prepaid Financial Services in a deal worth A$423M that would also comprise an extra earn-out component of about A$103M.
According to sources familiar with the matter, top management of largest Chinese car companies is discussing ways to increase sales in the country's rural area.
The Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba's annual Singles' Day shopping blitz yesterday brought the company $23B in the first nine hours.