Tiffany reported on Friday its Q4 sales were below estimates due to low spending by China tourists during the holiday season, sending the luxury company's shares down about 5% to $95.30.
On Friday, Commerzbank's CEO Martin Zielke promised its employees quick results in merger talks with Deutsche Bank, the memo that was seen by Reuters showed.
On Friday, a major shareholder for Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank warned that the potential merger aim should not be establishing a big investment bank due to the fact it would not "work".
Avon Products, the cosmetics maker, which divided itself about three years ago, is considering to put the group back together, according to the Wall Street Journal's report seen on Friday.
On Friday, Bulgaria's competition regulator has granted its approval to Advance Media Group for a takeover of the commercial media firm Nova Broadcasting from Sweden's entertainment company MTG.
United Parcel Service is planning to test a new healthcare service in the United States that would dispatch nurses for adult vaccination in their homes, seeking to outrace its rival Amazon.com, according to Reuters report.
During the Friday's European trading session stocks in Europe lost value. The event was caused by worse than expected results of the monthly Markit Purchasing Managers Index release.
On Friday, the Chinese Evergrande Health announced that it intends to create the needed infrastructure to produce 500,000 up to one million electric vehicles. The company intends to achieve it during the next three years.
Australia's Myer Holdings is set to halt sales of Apple products amid unprofitable sales results, adding the decision to apply to both Myer's department and online stores.
Daimler has hired Goldman Sachs as an adviser to help the company raise its stake in the Chinese automaker BAIC Motor, its key China joint venture partner, sources reported on Friday.
Fir Tree Partners, the US investment company, announced on Friday it had increased its stake in the Japanese firm Kyushu Railway to 6.1%, calling the railway operator to bolster its share price via buybacks.
On Friday, shareholders of Hyundai Motor voted against dividend payouts and board shake-up proposals made by Elliott Management, whose intention was to address its "excess cash" and "poor governance".
On Friday, Smiths Group stated it would split the company's struggling healthcare unit and would launch its initial public offering in Britain, following a failure to merge the business with the US ICU Medical.
Thailand-based Siam Commercial Bank entered into negotiations with Hong Kong's FWD Group, as it seeks to sell its life insurance unit, almost two years after the previous talks failed.
On Thursday, Levi Strauss & Co shares surged as much as 31% in their IPO debut, valuing the jeans maker at $8.7B and anticipating strong investor interest ahead of much-awaited listings from Uber and Lyft.
Paulson & Co stated it would not support the planned $10B takeover of its competitor Goldcorp, proposed by Newmont Mining, claiming that premium offered was unjustified.
Comcast Corp announced on Thursday that it would launch Xfinity Flex, a new streaming video service. The device will be available starting from March 26.
The European Union leaders have agreed to grant the UK a Brexit extension until May 22, according to a statement from Brussels.
The Venezuelan government have arrested Roberto Marrero, the Chief of Staff to Venezuela's self-cleared President Juan Guaido.
HSBC has signed an agreement with BlackRock's to offer Aladdin investment software to the bank's wealthy clients.
The bilateral trade between France and China surpassed $60B in 2018, reaching a record high, the Ministry of Commerce reports.
Consumer prices in Hong Kong increased by 2.1% in February, compared to the same period the prior year, the Census and Statistics Department reports.
The Norwegian central bank Norges Bank raised the key interest rate to 1% from 0.75% on Thursday, the Governor Oystein Olsen says.
The Chinese foreign trade is expected to maintain steady growth in the first three months of 2019, the Ministry of Commerce says.