The Brazilian beer producer Ambev announced on Monday its plan to purchase 1600 electric vehicles in order to avoid the new freight fares set for diesel trucks.
The French oil and gas company Total announced on Monday that it would withdraw from the Iranian South Pars gas project due to US sanctions.
The President of the Federal Reserve of Atlanta Raphael Bostic said the US economy was strong enough to move forward without the monetary stimulus set after the financial crisis.
Anthem partnered with Walmart over launching a programme in the beginning of the next year to allow their customers of the Medicare Advantage plan to buy over-the-counter drugs from the retailer's website and stores.
On Monday, the EU antitrust regulator has granted its approval to Germany's industrial gases firm Linde and its US rival Praxair for their $82B worth merger deal.
Japan's Nissan Motor is planning to make an investment of around $900M to bolster the China car-making capacity by 40% by 2021, as part of its strategy to become one of the leaders in the biggest car market.
Volkswagen will have to recall around 700K Touran and Tiguan vehicles all over the world over a potential roof lighting defect, according to Germany's trade magazine Kfz-Betrieb.
On Monday, the Chinese Vice Premier Liu He staid the country should boost its capital market and provide financial support from SMEs, small and medium enterprises.
The EU Commissioner Pierre Moscovici stated on Monday that Greece was moving towards sustainable recovery, adding he saw the country's economy to expand about 2% this year.
Gatwick, the British second busiest airport, had to show all the information related to flights on white boards this Monday, following an IT glitch made its digital screens fail.
On Monday, the British luxury retailer Farfetch announced it was planning a listing on the NYC Stock Exchange, seeking to capitalise on fast growth in the luxury sales online.
Sany Group, the Chinese heavy machinery maker, is planning to spin off four businesses and is considering to tap private equity firms as investors in a deal that could be valued at $2.0B.
On Monday, Germany's Rocket Internet announced its Chief Financing Officer Peter Kimpel had quitted with intention to pursue new management challenge.
Various Asian and European stock market indices surged on Monday, as US and Chinese trade talks increased optimism.
The President of Turkey on Monday cast the Turkish currency crisis into religious and patriotic terms in an effort to quell the anger caused by the drop of the Lira.
Britain's Financial Reporting Council fined KPMG £3.0M, reprimanding Michael Francis Barradell, the group's senior partner, for a misconduct on the UK fashion retailer Ted Baker's audit.
On Monday, Noble Group, the embattled commodity trader, announced its founder Richard Elman had declined the Executive Director role in the restructured firm, citing personal reasons.
On Monday, Apple said it had removed the illegal lottery apps from the China App Store due to tightening regulation and criticism from the state media.
PepsiCo is set to acquire the household drink-machine producer SodaStream in a deal valued $3.2B or $144 a share in cash, it announced on Monday.
The US energy group Hess Corp's Southeast Asian natural gas assets attracted a takeover interest from the companies including Austria's energy group OMV and Thailand's PTTEP.
The ride-hailing firm Uber is planning the expansion in two more East African countries ahead of the 2018-end, focusing on the low cost services such as Kenya's Chap Chap.
The US government is calling on Facebook to break its Messenger app's encryption, as it seeks listening to suspect's voice audio recordings in a criminal inquiry.
Stone Pagamentos, Brazil's credit card processor hired Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase & Co as the lead managers for its planned initial public offering in New York.
Mexico's Grupo Industrial Saltillo SAB is thinking over more acquisitions to expand the company's auto part unit in Europe.