Here is another set of news briefings which could affect stocks on world markets in trading later today.

The following companies should see some movement: Home Depot Inc. (NYSE:HD), Walgreen (NYSE:WAG), Dell (NASDAQ:DELL).

Here is a more detailed look at the news that will affect each company when trading continues.

Home Depot Inc. (NYSE:HD)

Following a Home Depot (NYSE:HD) tradition, September is being celebrated as service month at Home Depot (NYSE:HD) – and this year’s theme is a part of Go-Green revolution, ’30 Days of Green’.

The employees at Home Depot (NYSE:HD) plan to complete 90 projects across the nation during September.

To make the ‘Do It Yourself mission’ last forever, the employees will try their best to leave some lasting impacts on society via various activities such as planting trees, building playgrounds and refurbishing homes and community centres.

Walgreen (NYSE:WAG)

Walgreen (NYSE:WAG) reports it will purchase ApothecaryRx pharmacies from Graymark Healthcare. According to the report, the newest deal to purchase ApothecaryRx pharmacies from Graymark Healthcare include 18 stores located in Oklahoma, Colorado, Missouri, Minnesota and Illinois.

In the statement, Walgreen (NYSE:WAG) said that it has a history of services in these markets, and plans to make the transition for pharmacy customers as seamless as possible.

Greymark expressed their calculated enterprise value of the deal to $35 million; though specific financial terms were not disclosed.

Dell (NASDAQ:DELL)

The bidding war between the giants has almost reached an end as Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) decided not to increase their offer and to end discussions over the same.

According to the latest info, Hewlett Packard has increased their offer from $30 per share to $33 per share while commercial relationship and an increased break-up fee were the new proposals from Dell (NASDAQ:DELL).

Dell’s (NASDAQ:DELL) senior vice president of Corporate Strategy Dave Johnson said that “We took a measured approach throughout the process and have decided to end these discussions.”

We could possibly see more movement when trading continues for Home Depot Inc. (NYSE:HD), Walgreen (NYSE:WAG) and Dell (NASDAQ:DELL).