Best Buy Co's founder Richard Schulze plans to diversify his assets by selling an undisclosed amount of the company's stock.

Resilience Capital Partners acquired CableNet Services Unlimited through its newly-formed company CableNet Communications.

Identive expands implementation of HIRSCH access to include San Diego International Airport's redesigned Terminal 2, known as the "Green Build."

Vestagen Technical Textiles was able to raise USD 8.25 million for the commercial launch of its scrub uniforms.

Mongolia would be replacing its 2012 law that puts limits on foreign ownership with a new measure that is more investor-friendly.

A source told Reuters that Arrow LNG would consider building its LNG plant on a rival's site. Arrow LNG, the Australian joint venture firm of Royal Dutch Shell and PetroChina, would consider building its liquefied natural gas plant on Origin Energy's site.

Lloyds Banking Group agreed on a sale of its loan asset portfolio from its BOS International Australia unit to Bain Capital's Sankaty Advisors.

Indian telecommunications firm Reliance Communications said that it had been talking with partners for a stake sale of one of its units.

Indonesia gathered IDR 12 trillion in its most recent bond offering, beating an initial target of IDR 8 trillion.

Regus suffered a 3% drop in first half profits as a result of the restructuring costs of its earlier acquisition.

Telekom Austria plans to raise EUR500 million to buy new frequencies and acquire companies. With the objective of purchasing new frequencies in a September auction and acquiring companies, Telekom Austria has planned to raise EUR500 million in fresh capital, the Der Standard reported.

Italian fashion company Trussardi said it would sell minority shares in the future if it needed to. Trussardi might offer a minority stake in the future to interested parties if it needed to.

London-focused real estate agent Foxtons said it would be selling new shares and company shares in its planned IPO to raise GBP 55 million.

As Amgen Inc's acquisition of Onyx Pharmeceuticals Inc comes to a close, Amgen Chief Executive Officer Robert Bradway is lauded for being a great dealmaker.

BBA Aviation confirmed reports that it is planning to merge with StandardAero and that it has already bought Maguire Aviation.

Niger plans to purchase Semafo's 80% stake in the Samira Hill mine in order to take full control of the project.

Mitchell Klipper, head of the retail group at Barnes & Noble, sells 400,996 shares, giving up more than half of his stake in the company.

The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed a shareholder derivative lawsuit filed against UBS by pension plans in Puerto Rico.

Fission Uranium considers taking offer to shareholders of Alpha Minerals after company refuses buyout discussions.

China's Vice Finance Minister says there is no need for Chinese government to stimulate the world’s No. 2 economy.

Due to rising concerns over Syrian geopolitical issues, Asian stocks experience a decline as oil prices rise.

Bitcoin Foundation joins U.S. regulators in FinCEN-hosted discussion regarding digital currency. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) director Jennifer Shasky-Calvery hosted a discussion with members of the Bitcoin Foundation.

U.S. judge approves USD20 million Facebook settlement on lawsuit over targeted ads. A U. S. judge granted final approval on Monday to Facebook's USD20 million settlement despite objections from plaintiff's that the lawsuit failed to cover children's privacy.

The number of initial public offering in Sweden had increased while Stockholm's OMX All-Share Index had reached a record high, erasing market volatility in the country.

Pershing Square Capital Management LP's CEO Bill Ackman had agreed with JC Penny Co. on the sale of his entire stake in the company.

BATS Global Markets Inc. and Direct Edge Holdings LLC said that it would commence the merger last Monday.

Titagarh Wagons Ltd. had decided to no longer push its demerger plans amid the sluggish order flows for wagons in the market.

An acquisition deal for a Chinese copper landmark had been placed at risk after the USD3 billion agreement was reviewed.

Globecomm Systems Inc. said that it had agreed acquisition from Wasserstein & Co for USD340 million.

The Reserve Bank of India had allowed non-resident Indians to purchase shares from Tai Industries and Madras Aluminum Company.