On Thursday, the US utility Sempra Energy stated it is planning a sale of some of its renewable energy assets and gas storage in the United States, seeking to raise between $1.47B and $1.55B within the second quarter.
On Thursday, the Ilirika brokerage reported that China's Hisense Electric has raised its stake in Slovenia's Gorenje, the household appliances producer, to 95.4%.
Italy's Generali is launching exclusive negotiations over a potential sale of the company's German life insurance portfolio worth $48B to the private equity firm Viridium.
According to the Financial Times, Apollo Global Management's life insurance division Athene Holding is at an early stage of talks to acquire General Electric's care insurance business.
The Polish Bank Pekao is expected to propose a merger with its rival Alior Bank, but saying it is planning to postpone a recommendation on their collaboration until June.
On Wednesday, Samsung and Apple have settled their seven-year long patent dispute on the allegations from Apple that Samsung had violated its patents by copying iPhone's design.
Strada, Germany's generic drug producer, is acquiring the rights to Nizoral anti-dandruff shampoo from its owner Johnson & Johnson's Janssen Pharmaceutica, its interim CEO stated on Thursday.
Global financial media on Thursday continued to blame trade wars for the appreciation of the US Dollar. Meanwhile, almost none noted the recent increase of US central banks interest rate that should be causing an increase of the demand for the US Dollar.
The dispute that was created between the US and Chinese authorities due to how American airlines refer to Taiwan is not likely going to get solved, as the Chinese counterpart has rejected US request for talks.
BrightView Holdings, the commercial landscaper, stated on Wednesday its initial public offering had been priced at $22 a share, less than the company was planning.
Waymo, Alphabet's self-driving division, is seeking to extend the number of its vehicles needed for expansion of the company's robo-taxi service in Europe, its CEO stated on Thursday.
Walmart announced late on Wednesday it was launching a 3D virtual shopping online to help its customers choose the items from the national brands for their homes.
On Wednesday, ,T-Mobile and its rival mobile phone operator Sprint were defending their proposed $26B merger before the US Senate panel, claiming it would add new jobs and not lift prices.
Philippines' GT Capital Holdings is set to acquire Toyota Motor's shares worth up to $201.6M, the Asian conglomerate stated on Thursday.
The Brazilian company Marfrig Global Foods is nearing to a decision on its US unit Keystone Foods sale, which provides chicken to the popular restaurants chains.
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand stated it would change the time and date of interest rate announcements starting from 2019, as the Bank switches to decisions made at its board meetings.
Growth in the Chinese manufacturing sector is anticipated to weaken slightly in June after a surprise rise in May, but along with high industrial profits it would allay concern of a sharp slowdown in the economy.
Deutsche Banks US securities division agreed to pay a $1.4M fine to the FINRA to settle expenses that it violated supervisory and reporting rules related to municipal bond and equity trades.
The effects of US tariffs and tighter mortgage regulations are likely to figure in the BoC rate move in July, but Stephen Poloz, the Bank's Governor, kept markets guessing on what to expect, a raise or a hold.
Walt Disney won the US approval to buy 21st Century Fox entertainment assets for $71.3B on condition that it sell 22 regional sports networks of Fox, taking an edge over Comcast's competing bid.
British motor insurers reported that their underwriting profits reached a 23-year high in 2017 and this year is also expected to be profitable, EY stated on Thursday.
The Russian President Vladimir Putin and the US President Donald Trump will meet in a third country, the Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov says.
The World Bank approved $350M credit to Tanzania to build infrastructure for delivering water to 3 million people in rural areas.
The Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday met with the visiting US Secretary of Defence James Mattis in Beijing.