On Thursday, Anglo American agrees to the Japanese carmaker Mitsubishi raising its stake in Peru's Quellaveco copper project by 21.9% for $600M, bringing its holding to 40%.
The Chancellor of Germany is set to face a struggle to find a compromise with her allies on the handling of the country's migrant policy.
The Secretary of State of the United States Mike Pompeo that sanctions against North Korea will remain in force until the country has completely denuclearized.
Brazilian antitrust regulator has granted its approval on the $80B merger deal between Linde and Praxair groups, while the firms go ahead with their undisclosed plan on asset sale.
Rolls-Royce is set to cut 4,600 job positions during the next two years, amid the Chief Executive Warren East's attempts to reduce costs and boost profitability in the British engineering company.
Greystar Real Estate Partners has launched talks over the Education Realty Trust takeover in a potential deal valued at $3.1B, according to the Wall Street Journal.
On Wednesday, the US Federal Reserve has approved a merger deal between Hamilton State Bancshares and Georgia's Ameris Bancorp amid rising bank consolidation.
On Thursday, Israel Aerospace Industries, the defence contractor, has signed a $600M agreement with Airbus to lease the Heron TP drones to the German Defence Ministry.
Tesla's largest shareholder and CEO Elon Musk has acquired 72.5K of the company's stock on Tuesday and Wednesday at $342.44-$347.44 for a share,, bringing the number of shares he own in the carmaker to 33.7M worth around $11.6B.
Daimler and Ford Motor are winding down their joint venture established for an automotive fuel cell technology development, as both carmakers are set to develop it in-house, Ford stated on Wednesday.
Japan was seeking to join the EU in a bid to begin dispute resolution negotiations with the US over aluminium and steel tariffs, under the WTO framework.
China's industrial production rose less than expected 6.8% year-on-year in May, while the growth of fixed-asset investment weakened to 6.1% in January-May.
China's consumer goods retail sales rose 8.5% year-over-year to reach nearly $475B in May, the National Bureau of Statistics stated.
Australia's employment grew less than anticipated in May, mainly supported by gains in part-time work, while the jobless rate fell to the lowest level since November.
Comcast offered $65B to lure 21st Century Fox away from its merger with Walt Disney, starting a war between the largest media companies with 20% higher offer.
The UK struggling restaurants and bars could earn more than £5B each year by switching opening hours to up-to-date consumer patterns, study by Barclays revealed.
Apple stated that it is set to change settings of iPhone to undercut the most popular law-enforcement tools for cracking the devices.
Chrystia Freeland, the Canadian Foreign Minister, stated that the US trade actions against the country were illegal under the World Trade Organisation regulations.
Argentine authorities asked to use $7.5B of the $50B financing deal with the IMF to finance the country's budget, the Managing Director Christine Lagarde stated.
Volkswagen was fined €1B over diesel emissions cheating, one of the biggest ever fines imposed by Germany's authorities against a business, public prosecutors stated.
The US producer prices revealed stronger-than-anticipated gain of 0.5% in May, fuelling the biggest annual rise in more than six years, the Labour Department stated.
The US Federal Reserve announced the decision to raise rates to 2%, in line with expectations, and indicated plans for two more hikes this year.
Facebook is introducing a new policy, that will better show its users about the way companies are choosing adverts for them.
After Tuesday's adjustment, Prime Minister Theresa May set to fend off a defeat in parliament over her post-Brexit trade plans on Wednesday.