Alwaleed bin Talal, the Saudi Prince, is expected to invest over $800M in Egypt within his plan to develop the hotel, aviation and media sectors.
The St. Louis Fed President James Bullard stated it's appropriate for the bank to keep current interest rates unchanged in the near future due to low inflation growth.
The French automotive company Renault announced that the company signed a new joint venture agreement in Iran with capacity of 150K vehicles a year.
Sentix reported that its Investor Confidence Index for the Euro zone dropped to 27.7 points in August, down from the prior month's 28.3, whereas analysts anticipated a fall to 27.8.
Britain's Halifax reported on Monday that its House Price Index rose 0.4% last month, following the preceding month's fall of 0.9% and surpassing analysts' expectations for a 0.3% increase.
The biggest US meat processor Tyson Foods Inc. reported better-than-expected profit and sales in the second quarter of 2017, driven primarily by increased export and meat prices.
Germany's biggest lender Deutsche Bank left the rank of the world's TOP15 private banks in 2016, the researcher Scorpio Partnership reported on Monday.
The US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said on Monday that the United States was open for a dialogue with North Korea if the country ended its missile test launches.
The leader of the British Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn said that a constructive dialogue that would respect the rights of all citizens was needed to halt violence in Venezuela.
Destatis reported that German industrial output dropped 1.1% in June, the first decrease in six months, while analysts expected a gain of 0.2%.
China and Africa established the cooperation and innovation alliance, aiming to promote renewable energy and strengthen partnership between two countries.
The French automaker Renault formed a new joint venture company in Iran following the last year's initial partnership agreement that would boost company's growth in the country.
India's movie production company Eros started negotiations with Amazon, Netflix and Apple over its music and film library sell as Bollywood seeks to boost its product offering in the global Internet service market.
The US media firm Hearst Communications joined EDBI and DBS private bank and led a $133M investment in Malaysian streaming video provider iflix, the company reported on Monday.
Russia's Deputy Minister Sergei Ryabkov stated that the country was aimed to cut dependence on the US Dollar as settling currency and its payment systems in response to the sanctions imposed by Washington.
The UK PM Theresa May's spokesman stated on Monday that Britain did not recognise media outlets reports that the authorities were willing to pay €40B for its withdrawal from the European Union.
On Monday, the electric car giant Tesla stated it sought to raise around $1.5B amid the carmaker's intention to fund production if its new mass-market Model 3 vehicle.
The US financial technology company Fiserv raised its offer for Monitise to $98M on Monday, seeking to secure support from the UK financial service tech group's investors.
Japan, Australia and the United States called the international community to put pressure on North Korea to stop its threats and implement additional diplomatic and economic sanctions over its ICBM tests.
According to a poll by Sentix, sentiment of Euro zone investors remained stable in August, while future expectations fell globally, driven mainly by the sluggish US economy.
The CEO of SoftBank Group Masayoshi Son said on Monday that the company planned to invest in either Lyft or Uber Technologies; the final decision, however, was yet to be made.
Turkish troops were holding joint military training exercises with Qatar, showing their strategic alliance in response to the boycott by the Arab Gulf states, which accused Doha of supporting terrorism.
According to the ORB poll reported on Monday, 61% of the British voters disapprove the PM Theresa May's handling of the Brexit talks, compared to the prior month's 56%.
The South Korea prosecution is seeking a 12-year prison term for the Samsung's Vice Chairman Jay Y. Lee as the tech giant's scion is accused of corruption that led to the ex-President Park Geun-hye's ouster.