Aviva, the British insurer, stated it was set to pay up to $19.25M to compensate its preferenc4e shares' holders, who had sold out before the firm backed down on the plan to cancel them.
Germany, France and Britain agreed on a support for the Iran nuclear deal, which the US President Donald Trump had threatened to scrap, as it is still the best option to stop Tehran from getting nuclear weapon.
On Monday, the Australian biggest-listed wealth manager AMP said its General Counsel Brian Salter and Chairwoman Catherine Brenner had resigned on the back of the banking scandal at the firm.
The Chinese government's senior official Wang Yi is set to travel to North Korea as soon as this week, following hopes for bringing peace to the Korean peninsula raised last week.
Cooperation between the United States and Saudi Arabia would lead to greater crisis in the Middle East, a representative from the Iranian Foreign Ministry was quoted as saying.
Amber Rudd has announced her resignation as the UK's Home Secretary amid immigration scandal.
On Monday, Cambodia has launched a registration of political parties ahead of the July general election, after the main opposition had been dissolved, giving a higher chance for the PM Hun Sen to win the vote.
Fortum, the Finnish utility, announced it had received an approval from Russian authorities for the acquisition of up to 50% in its Germany's counterpart Uniper.
Kingdom Holding, the Prince Alwaleed bin Tatal's firm, has agreed with its partners to sell Movenpick Hotels & Resorts to AccorHotels, where Kingdom has a 5.7% stake, for the price of $567M.
On Monday, Sainsbury's and Walmart's unit Asda confirmed their merger deal, formed to create the largest supermarket group by a market share in Britain, outracing the current leader Tesco.
Russia has granted a preliminary approval to the US oilfield services titan Schlumberger's acquisition of up t 49% of Eurasia Drilling Co stake.
German regulator considers demanding cable TV operators to open their network access to third parties, a requirement that could affect negotiations on the EU merger between Liberty Global and Vodafone.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Marathon Petroleum, the US refiner, is set to clinch an acquisition deal with Andeavor worth over $20B.
China's Baidu is planning to sell a majority stake in the company's financial services business to the TPG Capital Management-led consortium in a deal valued at about $1.9B.
Saudi Basic Industries, the largest petrochemicals producer in the Mideast, reported a 5.4% higher profit in the Q1 amid growing sale volumes and prices, in spite of $290M restructuring charge.
Logistics major Prologis is expected to acquire the company's smaller US rival DTC Industrial Trust in an $8.4B all-stock transaction, including the debt assumption, the companies stated.
China's factory PMI eased from 51.5 to 51.4 in April, adding to concerns on an anticipated loss of economic growth momentum amid debt risks and trade dispute with the US.
The Chinese services PMI rose from 54.6 to 54.8 in March, as the sector expanded a strong run of solid activity, an official survey revealed.
The wireless carriers T-Mobile US Inc and Sprint Corp were optimistic about their ability to receive a permission for their deal from US regulators, both companies said on Sunday.
The US-based retailer Walmart is planning to acquire majority stake in the Indian online company Flipkart in order to increase its market share.
The ruling Republican party in Armenia stated on Sunday it would not prevent opposition leader Nikol Pashinyanhim from becoming the temporary Prime Minister if Parliament supported his candidacy.
The UK Interior Minister Amber Rudd faced wide criticism and multiple calls to resign amid her conflictive statements about whether the ministry has deportation targets.
In result of acquisition of Sprint Corp by Deutsche Telekom's American unit T-Mobile, company's adjusted net debt will outdo its projected limit 2-2.5 times but will back to normal by 2021.
The US T-Mobile announced on Sunday it will acquire Sprint Corp for proposed $26B, thus combining the market power of third and fourth biggest American wireless carriers.