The Hero Group, Swiss consumer goods firm, announced on Tuesday it had sold its US decoration business unit Signature Brands to Traub Capital, not disclosing the financial terms of the deal.
On Tuesday, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel promised a development fund to help to fight unemployment in Africa.
Mastercard's shares edged lower on Tuesday, as investors were disappointed about the company's Q3 revenue growth.
Oil prices declined by more than $1 per barrel on Tuesday, as rising oil output weighed heavily on crude oil prices.
Chipmakers helped US shares to edge higher on Tuesday after the Commerce Department cut off China's semiconductor producer from its US suppliers.
General Electric Co has promised to restructure its power system, as the 126 years old corporation is struggling from mistakes, that has eroded profits.
General Electric's new Chief Executive Officer Larry Culp has slashed the company quarterly dividend to a penny per share.
Frank Witter, Volkswagen's Chief Financial Officer, said on Tuesday that the carmaker would like to work with outside companies, mostly in the area of autonomous driving.
Apple Inc announced on Tuesday that it would be adding new features, like faster processors and better displays, to some Mac laptops and facial recognition to the iPad Pro.
Pfizer's Chief Executive designate Albert Bourla stated on Tuesday there was no need for large acquisitions, after the drugmaker reported its Q3 earnings, beating analysts' estimates.
The JPMorgan-owned Electricity North West picked some advisers to lead a plan and a strategic view of a £2.0B sale of the firm, according to Sky News report published on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, representatives of Norway and the United Kingdom announced that the two countries have made a deal that allows Norwegian citizens to remain in the UK after Brexit.
On Tuesday, Apple announced that the company will release a new iPad, which will have the facial recognition feature.
Lufthansa's CEO Carsten Spohr stated on Tuesday the airline was not interested to be the part of the Italian government-led Alitalia carrier's restructuring deal.
Chesapeake Energy is set to acquire WildHorse Resource Development, the US oil producer, in a deal valued at around $4.0B, it announced on Tuesday, seeking to boost oil production capacity on the back of rising prices on crude.
Shares in the UK newspaper, books and stationary retailer WH Smith surged 5% on Tuesday on the news it would acquire InMotion, the US digital accessories seller, in a deal worth £155M.
The Singaporean firm Keppel Infrastructure Trust has been chosen by Blackstone as the preferred bidder for its sale of Australia's chemical company Ixom Holdco Pty.
European and Asian stock market indices continued to decline by the middle of Tuesday's London session.
As the Chinese Yuan approaches the seven dollar mark, market participants expect that the government will eventually let the currency fall below this level.
Sam's Club, the warehouse chain owned by Walmart, is set to launch a new innovation centre and store in Texas' Dallas, to test technology ahead of its implementation in stores.
AstraZeneca stated it was planning to sell its EU rights to Nexium, the acid-reflux medicine, to Grunenthal in a deal worth $700M in an upfront and $90M as the future sales-related payments.
On Tuesday, Frankie & Benny's British owner Restaurant Group acquired the noodle chain Wagamama in a cash-deal valued at $457.03M, on the back of the company's expansion.
Shinwa Bank and Japan's Eighteenth Bank decided to delay their merger deal by six month, as they seek to prepare for the local calendar change.
Sony increased the annual operating profit estimates by 30% to its record-high, after reporting robust Q2 profit results, driven by its popular game titles and growing demand for the company's online gaming services.