Uzabase, the Japanese media company, announced on Monday it had agreed to acquire the Quartz business news website from the US firm Atlantic Media in a deal worth between $75M-$110M.
On Monday, the Chinese debt-laden HNA Group has cancelled its $207M takeover of Australia's logistics business, amid the alleged cashflow problems at the company.
British peer Tesco and France's supermarket retailer Carrefour announced their plans on Monday to establish a strategic long-term purchasing alliance, amid intention to cut their costs.
On Monday, Micro Focus International, the British software firm, stated it had agreed to a sale of its Linux operating system SUSE division to the private equity group led by Swedish firm EQT Partners in a $2.535B deal.
According to sources familiar with the issue, Dell is moving towards a buyout of the VMWare tracking stocks using cash and equity.
The CEO of Panasonic Corp Yoshio Ito said the company would consider providing additional investment for Tesla's automotive battery plant Gigafactory if necessary.
Nordea is set to acquire 100% stake in Gjensidige Bank ASA with the deal closing during the first quarter of 2019.
The global investment firm KKR & Co has changed its legal form from a publicly traded partnership to a corporation, as it seeks to attract new investors.
The Mexican Peso surged early on Monday in response to polls showing that Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador had won the Mexican presidential election.
Growth in the Chinese manufacturing sector weakened slightly in June, as companies faced higher input costs and a decrease in export orders due to the trade dispute with the US, a private survey revealed.
Banks' Brexit worries were the main theme in a survey of the UK financial sector, even though business sentiment stabilised in the Q2, ending a two-year decline, and recruitment increased.
Nissan Motor announced that it cancelled a potential $1B sale of electric battery business to GSR Capital, as China's investment company had not enough funds to make the purchase.
Japan's manufacturing activity rose at a faster pace in June, though export orders contracted more than previously reported, indicating the possible impact of a trade dispute between the US and major economies.
According to the Director of the Russian Foreign Ministry's European Cooperation Department Andrey Kelin, Russian, Finnish and American diplomats are working closely to prepare for the US President Donald Trump meeting with his Russian colleague Vladimir Putin.
One of the Libyan de facto leaders Khalifa Haftar rejected on Saturday a possibility of any foreign armed forces presence even if its only task would be countering illegal migration.
The President of International Committee of the Red Cross Peter Maurer stated on Sunday that situation in Myanmar was not safe enough to allow Rohingya refugees to begin returning back home.
According to the International Monetary Fund's data, share of the US Dollar as global reserve currency decreased in Q1 2018 compared to Euro, British Pound and Chinese Yuan.
On Sunday, Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters weakness one of the lowest turnouts in recent history as thousands of people protest against Chinese rule.
Mexican voters went to the polls on Sunday to elect their new president in a historic election that could reshape the country.
On Sunday, the French people paid tribute to Simone Veil, a survivor of Holocaust, well known for legalizing abortion.
Steel pipe producer Tenaris SA announced that it would temporarily cut off workers and modify production at a Canadian plant as President Donald Trump steel tariffs bite.
On Sunday, the US President Donald Trump said that the United States would impose sanctions on companies that do business with Iran, including Europe.
The United States President Donald Trump blamed OPEC for manipulating oil market and asked it to stop.
The White House National Security Adviser John Bolton said on Sunday that North Korean nuclear, biological and chemical programs could be liquidated within a year.