On Tuesday, the European Parliament approved new rules for small and medium-sized electronic devices.

The Philip Morris International company has filed a bid to purchase Scandinavian tobacco products manufacturer Swedish Match. The deal, valued as $16 billion, is expected to be approved by the EU antitrust authorities by the end of October.

The U.S. Congress was recommended to enact a law for a cryptocurrency and digital asset regulation, as well as the control of the associated risks that might possibly cause damage to the financial system of the country.

UnitedHealth Group completed the acquisition of Change Healthcare. Earlier, the company won court approval, defeating a Justice Department lawsuit in federal court. The agency strived to block the deal to acquire Change Healthcare for $13 billion.

Apple Inc has filed to renew an application in an attempt to invalidate 3 of Qualcomm Inc's smartphone patents.

A fine imposed by the Italian antitrust authority on American tech giants Apple and Amazon for alleged collusion has been scraped by an Italian administrative court.

On Tuesday, Shanghai United Asset and Equity Exchange has announced that JPMorgan has to pay $1 billion in order to become the only shareholder of the Chinese mutual fund called China International Fund Management Co (CIFM).

Five new organizations were chosen to become main dealers in Saudi Arabia's government debt instruments. These five are BNP Paribas SA, Citigroup Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Standard Chartered Plc.

A letter from the FAA says Boeing Co. doesn’t have many chances to get approval to operate the 737 MAX 10 no earlier than summer 2023.

An increase in the number of small and medium-sized enterprises engaged in trading activity on Amazon’s selling platform in Great Britain has been registered this year. The noted growth of more than 25% in this country has a faster pace than the growth in other European countries such as Germany, France, and Italy.