* Delivered collections for Fendi, own label (Adds Chanel comment, tributes)

Cyber security company Palo Alto Networks Inc said on Tuesday it would buy U.S.-Israeli information security firm Demisto Inc for $560 million in cash and stock.

The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 1330 GMT on Tuesday:

The Dubai stock market extended gains as it rose for a fifth session on Tuesday, mainly driven by property stocks after strong fourth-quarter earnings. Saudi Arabia's market fell as investors booked profit after the market gain

German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said on Tuesday he could not confirm a newspaper report saying Berlin was leaning towards letting China's Huawei participate in building the nation's high-speed internet infrastructure.

Palladium hit a record high on Tuesday, moving close to $1,500, due to a prolonged supply deficit, while gold rose to a near 10-month high driven by concerns over slowing global growth.

* Honda to also stop making Civics in Turkey (Adds quotes from Clark, details)

Israeli chip manufacturer TowerJazz said it expected its main business units to grow further this year, as it reported higher fourth-quarter profit but cautioned the sector had entered 2019 facing macro-economic headwinds.

U.S. car tariff worries shunted Europe's stocks off a four-month high on Tuesday, while Sweden's crown was savaged by a slowdown in inflation less than two months after its central bank had dared to raise interest rates for the first time in seven years.

Noble Energy posted quarterly profit on Tuesday that fell short of analysts' estimates, and forecast lower capital expenditure for 2019 citing a drop in oil prices.

British Prime Minister Theresa May spoke to the president of Honda to express her disappointment after the car manufacturer's decision to shut a plant in England, May's spokesman said on Tuesday.

Walmart Inc reported an estimate-beating jump in holiday quarter comparable sales on Tuesday as a strong economy boosted consumer spending and fueled more e-commerce purchases, sending shares of the world's larger retailer up almost 5 percent.

* Comes as Estonian, Danish regulators face scrutiny (Recasts with statement from regulator)

* Oil demand may rise by less than 1 mln bpd in 2019 - JBC Energy

Mexico's new leftist government is betting on financial technology to help lift people out of poverty.