Three companies from China, Russia and Canada have places their bids for the Serbian copper smelter and mine RTB Bor to form a strategic partnership, according to the Economy Minister.
Cambodia's first rum producer Samai Distillery is planning to expand overseas market, considering to export about 2K bottles per country.
On Tuesday, Iran resumed electricity supplies to Iraq and its other neighbours ten days earlier, following the shortages in Iraq's cities triggered unrest last month.
Capio, the Swedish healthcare firm, is planning a sale of its French business unit to Vivalto Sante in $520M deal, as it seeks to focus on the company's Nordic operations.
On Tuesday, Germany's automotive supplier Bosch announced it would acquire a 4% stake in the British fuel-cell group Ceres Power Holdings to jointly develop a new generation of the solid oxide fuel cells.
On Tuesday, Britain's government is set to reveal a new strategy aimed at bolstering exports to 35% of GDP, hoping to improve its trade ties with other countries after leaving the EU bloc.
Sky is expecting to pay the advisers up to $123.7M, in case 21st Century Fox succeeds with the company's acquisition of Britain's broadcaster.
India's government called on the state oil company Oil and Natural Gas to list the overseas division ONGC Videsh, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
The US regulators granted their approval to Canada's Alimentation Couche Tard's bid to sell its two Minnesota retail fuel stations, the US FTC reported on Monday.
On Monday, China Biologic Products received a $3.9B worth all-cash proposal from a consortium, which includes Bank of China Group, CDH Investments and GL Capital Group, led by the firm's former CEO Davd Gao.
China's Tianqi Lithium is planning to attract up to $1.0B, as it had filed for listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, despite a drop in lithium prices this year.
Standard Chartered is in negotiations over a sale of its private equity firm to Actis and Intermediate Capital Group, sources reported on Monday.
The Reserve Bank of Australia struck an upbeat sentiment on the economy, though stressed the need for rates to remain low, as it hoped for further decreases in the jobless rate and a revival in inflation and wage growth.
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority fined a Interactive Brokers Group's unit $5.5 million for violating some short selling rules at least during the three-year period.
Britain is set to call for the EU to rise sanctions against Russia, adding that the bloc had to stand together with the US, which hit Russia's capital Moscow with new curbs in August.
The US producer ConocoPhillips and Venezuela's PDVSA reached an agreement more than a $2B arbitration, the companies stated, suspending a dispute, which blocked the firm from exporting its oil from the key Caribbean facilities.
On Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was set towards its highest mark in six months, boosted by investor optimism about the latest merger deals and trade developments.
The US-based technology company Nvidia Corp released this Monday new gaming chips that combine artificial intelligence with the ‘real-time ray tracing' technology.
The European Central Bank fined on Monday the French lender Credit Agricole and some of its subsidiaries for failing to comply with rules on the classification of capital items.
According to the President of Atlanta Fed Raphael Bostic, the Federal Reserve could hike the interest rate one more time this year due to some downward pressure on the US economy.
Shanghai is set to cooperate with the technology firm Tencent Holdings in the fields of big data, cloud computing and artificial intelligence to bolster the smart city initiative.
The Brazilian beer producer Ambev announced on Monday its plan to purchase 1600 electric vehicles in order to avoid the new freight fares set for diesel trucks.
The French oil and gas company Total announced on Monday that it would withdraw from the Iranian South Pars gas project due to US sanctions.
The President of the Federal Reserve of Atlanta Raphael Bostic said the US economy was strong enough to move forward without the monetary stimulus set after the financial crisis.