Japan's All Nippon Airways buys 10 Boeing jetliners and Malaysia Airlines inks a deal for 15 new Airbus 330 planes.
Dutch luxury carmaker Sypker makes a new offer for General Motors' Swedish car brand.
A walk-off by airline crews during the busiest travel days of the year menaces hopeful holiday travelers.
Listing the Asian life insurance unit on the Hong Kong stock exchange could raise up to $20 billion.
A crew walkout scheduled for Dec. 22 could play the Grinch for many travelers.
Mizuho, Sumitomo Mitsui and Mitsubishi UFJ all jump on news of delayed financial regulation.
Prime Minister George Papandreou is cutting public spending to trim the nation's deficit.
The banking giant plans to repay the $20 billion it received in TARP funds by the end of the year.
Dubai World gets an emergency loan from Abu Dhabi the day before debt repayments are due, sending Dubai stocks soaring.
The insurance and finance behemoth will repay half what it owes the Dutch on December 21.
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