The US-based software firm Verint Systems is in negotiations to merge the security division with NSO Group, Israel's cyber surveillance company, in a deal valued at around $1B.
On Monday, Burman Family Office and Hero Enterprise Investment Office consortium have granted an approval to Fortis Healthcare to reopen the bidding process, following shareholders' concerns over the chosen underdog.
Uber's President in India Amit Jain was appointed to head the ride-hailing service's Asia Pacific operations that include India, New Zealand, Australia, Hong Kong and Japan.
As crude oil prices decreased on Monday, various media quoted various supply reasons. However, Dukascopy analysts noted that all commodity prices were declining due to the appreciation of the US Dollar.
The rail project, which would connect Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, has been dropped by Malaysian authorities.
The President of Italy is expected to call in the former official of International Monetary Fund to head the stopgap government due to a constitutional and political turmoil.
On Monday, Pakistan has named Nasir Ul Mulk, the former Chief Justice, as the interim Prime Minister ahead of the general election set for July 25.
On Monday, Michael Roth, Germany's EU Minister, stated that Germany hoped Italy would form a stable, pro-EU government in the near future.
South Africa has launched an investigation into the alleged bitcoin scam that had defrauded investors of $80M with a promise of huge returns, which never materialised.
Iliad, the French telecoms operator, is set to conduct a press conference on Tuesday in Milan, as it seeks to reveal its "revolution" of Italy's telecoms sector.
On Monday, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe stated he would try to convince the US President Donald Trump of the major role the Japanese carmakers play in bolstering the US economy.
On Monday, Swiss Re stated it has halted the talks with SoftBank over potential minority investment by Japan's firm into the reinsurance company.
Pacific Sunwear of California and Eddie Bauer are considering a merger to bolster their footprint amid a retail downturn in the Unites States, sources acknowledged with the matter reported.
Germany and France are pushing for the European Union funding of innovation and research in technology start-ups across the bloc to compete against the United States and China.
South Korea's prosecution has raided the head office of Samsung Securities, as part of an inquiry into the latest finger error of the brokerage.
The UK engineering company Smiths Group is in early talks over its medical division potential merger with the US-based ICU Medical, the British firm announced on Sunday.
Australia stated on Monday that the country was recalling an extra 1.1M cars equipped with Takata Corp air bags, raising the size of its largest ever obligatory recall to just under 4M cars.
The People's Bank of China made a 5 bps interest rate increase for 28-day reverse bond repurchase agreements on Monday, matching prior hikes in other tenors in the last two-month period.
Australian Investa Office Fund or IOF stated on Monday that it received an unsolicited non-binding buyout offer of $2.3B from the Blackstone Group.
Theresa May is set to urge the US President Donald Trump to avoid London protests during his Britain visit in July and meet the UK Prime Minister at her country residence.
France's battery producer and oil and gas giant Total's unit Saft announced on Friday it would invest more than €200M in the next generation EU battery alliance project.
Tesla flew six aircraft packed with equipment and robots to California from Europe in its efforts to speed up the battery production for the Model 3 sedan, according to Reuters.
T-Mobile US stated it was receiving an advice on the proposed merger with Sprint valued at $26B from the President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and a few other election team's members.
The European new privacy measures came into force this Friday, making the companies to become more attentive to managing their customer private data.