An index of Australia's business conditions eased slightly in July, though remained at levels compatible with strong activity. In the meantime, hiring intentions revealed a welcome bounce.
Taiwan's Foxconn, the top contract electronics producer and an Apple supplier, posted unexpectedly low quarterly net profit, expanding a downmove to the consecutive second quarter.
Shares of Hon Hai, the company based in Taiwan, fell 1.9% on Tuesday after the firm's results for the second quarter missed analyst estimates.
The Turkish economic woes sent the Euro to its lowest level in more than one year and hammered emerging market currencies.
The Dow and the S&P 500 industrials declined on Monday, as global exposure of market worries arising from weak Turkey's currency spread to Wall Street.
On Monday, CEO Elon Musk said he has been discussing with Saudi Arabia's wealth fund and other likely backers about his plan to take the company private.
On Monday, the FBI announced the firing of Peter Strzok. The agent, who sent text messages disparaging Donald Trump during the 2016 Presidential campaign.
Oil prices fell lower on Monday after data showed crude inventories at the US delivery hub increased in the current week. Meanwhile, Crude stockpiles at Cushing have been declining.
The Russian Rouble reached a two-year low level against the US Dollar on Monday, as pressured from emerging market weighed heavily on the currency.
Turkey's turmoil continued to rattle global markets on Monday, as banks exposure to Turkish currency dragged European stocks lower.
On Monday, Turkish Lira reversed from its lowest level of 7.24 against the US Dollar, after Turkey's Central Bank promised to provide liquidity.
China's banks extended $210.69B in net new loans over the month of July, as a increasing trade battle with the US threatened to pile additional pressure on the slower economic growth.
OPEC expected lower demand for crude in 2019, as rivals pumped more, and stated that top oil exporter Saudis cut its production, eager to avoid a oversupply return.
Impala, the independent music labels company, urged the European antitrust regulator to halt Sony's $2.3B bid for the EMI control, seeking to become the biggest music publisher in the world, as Impala sees too much power on the market.
On Monday, the video streaming company Netflix announced that David Wells, its Chief Financial Officer, would step down after being eight years at this position.
Ensign Energy Services, Canada's oilfield services provider, announced about its plans on Monday to acquire Trinidad Drilling in a deal worth C$947M including debt.
The Brazilian Congress should be weigh in on the US planemaker Boeing's plan to acquire Embraer's commercial jet unit, Brazilian lower house's speaker stated on Monday.
On Monday, Sport Direct's purchase of House of Fraser failed to convince analysts, with some of them saying the takeover deal could backfire on the sportswear retailer's CEO Mike Ashley.
Britain's insurer esure is in talks with Bain Capital over a potential bid valuing the firm at £1.17B, sending its shares up 30% on Monday.
Two Chinese EV sharing platforms are seeking for external funding totalling $730M to fuel the growth, sources reported on Monday.
Don Quijote Holdings, Japan's discount retailer, announced it was interested in acquiring Walmart's Seiyu, if it put its supermarket chain on a sale.
Bayer's shares fell almost 10% to the lowest level in two years on Monday, as California's jury had ordered Monsanto to pay $289M in damages the previous week.
On Monday, Germany's energy group Innogy stated it would sell a 41% stake in Triton Knoll, its $2.6B worth offshore wind farm, to the Japanese firms Kansai Electric Power and Electric Power Development.
Australia's APA Group board called on the shareholders to vote for the $9.45B takeover bid from the Hong Kong consortium CK Infrastructure Holdings in late November.