The Mideast ride-hailing service Careem announced on Monday it had resumed its operations in Oman's capital of Muscat, after signing a collaboration deal with the country's local taxi firm.
On Monday, Encana said it was set to sell its New Mexico's San Juan assets to the privately-owned gas and oil producer DJR Energy in a deal worth $480M.
Turkish manufacturing activity fell to its nine-year low in September, hitting 42.7 points, according to a closely-watched business survey presented on Monday.
Tesla's shares surged almost 16% on Monday, as the carmaker's CEO Elon Musk has settled with the US Securities and Exchange Commission over the charges of misleading investors.
On Monday, the Chief Executive Officer of General Electric John Flannery has abruptly resigned from his post, sending the company's shares up 15% in a pre-market trading.
Richemont, the owner of Cartier, is thinking over an acquisition of the Italian jeweller Buccellati from China's Gansu Gangtai that acquired it last year.
Aston Martin, Britain's luxury carmaker, reduced the price range of its IPO to £20 per share, bringing the company's market value to £4.6B, after mixed investor feedbacks.
On Monday, France's supermarket group Casino stated it would sell its property assets for $655M with intention to cut debt levels, which had raised some concerns to investors.
Honeywell International announced on Monday it would acquire the German warehouse automation company Transnorm in a deal with IK Investment Partners valued at $492.8M, seeking to boost the firm's presence in the market.
Just Group's shares plunged 9% to 80.65 pence on Monday, after the UK pensions provider announced its CFO Simon Thomas would step down by this month's end due to regulatory uncertainty.
Aldi UK is planning to open 130 new stores in the next two years on the back of rising annual operating profit, the discount supermarket stated on Monday, saying it would create 5K additional jobs.
European stock indexes surged on Monday, as optimism ruled in the global markets due to a trade deal done in North America.
On Monday, as a trade deal was made between Canada and the US, the Canadian Dollar appreciated by 0.5% against the US Dollar.
Denmark's pharmaceutical parallel trade Abacus Medicine is getting ready to launch an IPO on the Frankfurt stock exchange, it announced on Monday.
East Timor is taking a 30% stake in the Greater Sunrise gas field from ConocoPhillips in a deal valued at $350M, according to the Australian Financial Review report published on Monday.
The chat services provider for business Slack Technologies is planning to launch the initial public offering in the next year's first half, according to the Wall Street Journal.
Th US fast food restaurant chain Bojangles is thinking over a potential sale or other strategic alternatives due to costs fuel consolidation and rising competition in the sector.
The European antitrust regulators are set to pass their verdict on the Japan drugmaker Takeda Pharmaceutical's $62B worth takeover bid for the British firm Shire by November 6, the EU Commission reported.
Rio Tinto and its Japanese joint venture partners, Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal and Mitsui & Co, are set to invest around $1.55B to keep the production capacity at Australia's two iron ore projects.
South Korea's factory activity grew for the first time in the seven-month period in September, as output recovered and new orders jumped even with weakening export sales, a survey revealed.
Canada's gas and oil producer Husky Energy stated that an unsolicited bid was made to MEG Energy in a deal with a total value of $5B including debt.
On Sunday, the UK's Foreign Minister Jeremy Hunt said to Brussels that punishing the United Kingdom in Brexit discussions will damage the European Union.
On Sunday, Eurosceptic UK lawmaker Priti Patel said that the United Kingdom should not accept Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit plan if she is ready to leave the EU without a deal.
On Sunday, Handelsblatt reported that the German financial regulator is concerned about aggressive lending standards by Germany's banks.