New Fortress Energy is considering to attempt another way around to lunch an initial public offering amid partial shutdown of the US government, according to the Wall Street Journal.
South Africa's Absa has walked away from acquiring the Nigerian bank, its CEO Maria Ramos stated on Thursday, clearing up a question on how the lender would execute the aggressive growth strategy.
Poland announced on Thursday it had decided to eliminate China's Huawei from its plans on establishing 5G network in near future, following tech giant's employee arrest on spying suspicion.
Kuehne & Nagel International has left its mega-merger deal with Panalpina to Denmark's DSV with its approach for the company worth over $4.0B.
On Thursday, two telecoms companies 1&1 and United Internet have held a meeting over participation in the German 5G license auction, which could potentially result in Germany's fourth network operation creation.
Robert Bosch, the German auto supplier, announced on Thursday it bought out Daimler's stake in the joint venture called EM-Motive GmbH, which produced motors for hybrid and electric vehicles.
On Thursday, BP stated it had made an investment into China's start-up PowerShare, a platform that connected electric car drivers to charging stations and assisted power suppliers with distribution balance.
The US government have voiced concerns over India's new e-commerce restrictions, as they would hit the country's largest retailers Walmart and Amazon.com.
On Thursday, Morgan Stanley's CEO James Gorman stated the IPO market would have harmful consequences, if the American government's shutdown continued much longer.
Volvo Cars stated on Thursday its electric car unit Polestar might launch an initial public offering in the future, but the owner had no plans for the company's listing now.
On Thursday, the owner of British Airways, IAG, announced it had no plans to launch new bid for Norway's firm Norwegian Air Shuttle, considering to sell the rest of the company's stake.
Saudi Aramco is looking for advisers to lead the process of its debt financing necessary for the stake acquisition in SABIC, banking resources said on Thursday.
Canada's Bombardier announced it would acquire Triumph Group's aircraft wing-making division, seeing to bolster its business jets programme, not disclosing financial terms of the deal.
The US gift retailer Things Remembered is getting ready to file for the Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the nearest future, closing about 400 stores across the country.
Vertex Pharmaceuticals fired Ian Smith, its interim Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer, due to "personal behaviour" that had violated the company's code of conduct.
Deutsche Bank announced on Thursday that the bank has received inquiries from committees of the House of Representatives of the United States. The committees are asking for information about the bank's ties to the US President Donald Trump.
On Thursday, the European Central Bank was about to make its first central bank's rate announcement at 12:45 GMT and host a press conference at 13:30 GMT. Before the event, the Euro was declining in value.
The biotech start-up Gossamer is set to launch a risky initial public offering, despite the US government shutdown, which froze stock market debuts, the company stated on Wednesday.
On Thursday, the Renault board held a meeting to appoint new leaders of the company, as the CEO and Chairman Carlos Ghosn had resigned on the back of the financial scandal.
The US electric utility Avista and its Canadian rival Hydro One have decided to terminate the companies' $5.02B planned merger, after the US state regulators rejected the deal.
Bank of America has named Mike Joo, the head of currencies origination and global rates, as the corporate and investment bank's new Chief Operating Officer amid David Glaser's resignation.
Japan's second-biggest mobile phone operator KDDI Corp is thinking over an investment into Kabu.com Securities, as it seeks expansion in the financial industry.
The home improvement chain backed by Alibaba, Easyhome, is set to float its new retail unit in a $5.7B reverse merger deal with the Chinese listed retail conglomerate, stock exchange statements showed on Thursday.
The world's largest listed packaging group Amcor is delaying its takeover of the US competitor Bemis by a quarter, citing partial shutdown of the American government.