The insurer Allianz has agreed on Friday to join a venture with Canada's PSPIB and Greystar Real Estate Partners to develop the UK student housing.
On Friday, the buyout company Advent International has received an approval from the Brazilian antitrust regulator to acquire Walmart's Brazil operations.
Apple's supplier Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co announced on Thursday it was planning to make a $25B investment into the five nanometer node technology.
Atul Gawande, the well-regarded author and surgeon, has been appointed as the Chief Executive of the healthcare venture formed by JPMorgan Chase, Berkshire Hathaway and Amazon.com to cut the US employee healthcare costs.
Echostar, the US satellite operator, has built nearly 3% stake in Britain's Inmarsat, which it is intending to acquire, according to the stock exchange filing showed on Friday.
Steinhoff is set to sell its Austrian property assets to Signa Holdings in a deal valued at $570M, as the crisis-hit South African retailer is trying to recover after an accounting scandal.
Shares in the US online retailers plunged after the Supreme Court ruled the stated can force such firms as Amazon, Wayfair, eBay.
On Thursday, Norway's Telenor has been fined $96.3M by the country's competition watchdog, as the telecoms provider deemed to abuse its dominant market position.
The Venezuelan Oil Minister Manuel Quevedo told media on Friday that reaching the oil production target of 1M barrels a day by the end of 2018 would be "a challenge".
Airbus said on Friday that the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the European Union without an agreement would threaten its future operations in the country.
The private equity group Siris Capital's unit stated on Thursday it would acquire Web.com Group in a takeover deal worth $2.0B, sending its shares up 8% in the pre-market trading.
Paris authorities have terminated the Bollore group's agreement to operate the Autolib fleet of electric vehicles amid financial difficulties at the car-sharing scheme.
Largest Greek lender by assets Piraeus Bank is set to sell a 400M Euro pool of bad loans. The pool consists of nearly 220,000 non-performing loans.
Although on Friday European stocks slightly surged, the European markets were set to book the worst week in three months.
A top lawmaker for the Italian far-right League party on Friday revealed that the political movement does not have an Italian EU exit on its agenda.
OPEC countries on Friday struggled to agree upon their common oil production policy, as Iran opposed an increase in production.
According to source familiar with the matter, the Financial Services Agency of Japan told country's banks on Friday to report all suspicions transactions involving or made by 10 Japan-North Korea joint ventures.
Crude oil prices soared on Friday by 1.5% or 95 cents, reaching $66.49 a barrel, amid ambiguity over whether members of the OPEC would agree to increase oil production.
According to a government source, Nor Shamsiah Mohd Yunus was elected on Friday as the new head of Malaysia's central bank, thus replacing a 92-year-old Muhammad Ibrahim.
The Chinese Commerce Ministry stated on Friday it will introduce anti-dumping tariffs, ranging from 3.8% to 55.7%, on styrene supplied from Taiwan, South Korea and the United States.
General Motors is expected to produce Chevrolet Blazer in Mexico, a company spokesman stated, when the US President Donald Trump was pressing automakers to build more cars in the US.
Japan's core consumer inflation remained steady in May from the prior month, highlighting the challenge facing the Central Bank as more than five years of stimulus failed to push prices to its 2% goal.
Electric car producer Tesla's move last week to cut 9% of its workforce is likely to sharply downsize the solar business it purchased two years earlier in a controversial $2.6B deal.
Japan's manufacturing activity expanded in June at a stronger pace than the prior month, but export orders fell for the first time in nearly two years in a sign about overseas demand, a preliminary survey revealed.