After facing the dilemma of its replacement units, Samsung is set to offer its South Korean Note 7 unit owners a low-priced upgrade for the soon-to-be-released Samsung Galaxy S8 or Note 8.

US Presidential candidates and lawmakers demand queries about the AT&T's deal to buy Time Warner.

After series of tensed dispute by several leaders and dwellers, the Philippines and China is now bound to enter into a deal to jointly explore the energy resources in the South China Sea, mostly called as the West Philippine Sea in the Philippines.

A significant step is now made in an international effort to prevent global warming from reaching a hopeless condition. Early Saturday morning, more than 170 countries decided to restrict emissions of key pollutants found in air conditioners.

To widen both of their horizons in car manufacturing, Toyota and Suzuki ties up for a business exploration ventures.

Duke Energy Corp., an electric power holding company which aims to focus on its regulated power business, decided to sell its Brazilian assets to China's Three Gorges Corp. – a state-owned power company for $1.2 billion.

The European Union made a deal with the Afghanistan government. The agreement was signed on Sunday. Europe officials denied that the repatriation deal was a condition.

Top M&A lawyer, Scott Barshay, leaves Cravath to be a global head of mergers and acquisitions for rival law firm Paul, Weiss. Mr. Barshay has been representing big and high-profile clients, including Honeywell, Starwood, and 3G investment firm.

Scotland commercial property recorded 33 percent growth rate in investments during the first quarter of 2016. Office buildings are adding value to Scottish property market. Over 40 percent of investments came from overseas investors.

Marriott and Starwood are agreeing on a new deal that would total in $13.6 billion for a merger of the two groups. The merger would form the world’s largest hotel operator with 30 brands and more than 5,500 hotels worldwide.