Malaysia set up a new special taskforce to look into the alleged criminal conduct that involves the 1Malaysia Development Bank's management, the PM's office reported on Monday.
Italy was urged to present its exit plan from the lender Monte dei Paschi to the European Commission by 2019, the CEO Marco Morelli stated to the state newspaper Corriere della Sera.
The Indonesia Central Bank is set to conduct three forex swap operations during this week, as it seeks to ensure enough rupiah liquidity at the market.
The German federal cyber agency urged hardware and chip makers to tackle vulnerabilities found in computer processors, adding that no complete repair was possible at that moment.
On Sunday, Venezuela's leftist leader Nicolas Maduro has won another six-year term, despite the victory could trigger new western sanctions against the government.
On Monday, Harbour Energy stated that its latest takeover bid of $10.8B for Australia's gas producer Santos was the "best and final" proposal with no further increases of the value of the deal.
According to the Financial Times report on Sunday, the European private equity groups Inflexion and Nordic Capital raised a combined $8B in funds, with Inflexion attracting $3B and Nordic raising $5.1B.
The CBS board voted to end the Shari Redstone's control of the company; however, its move is not set to take effect until a Delaware judge takes CBS's side to halt a merger with Viacom.
Beltone Financial, Egypt's financial services firm and asset manager, is planning to take Oragroup's controlling stake, as it seeks for expansion of its financial services in Africa.
On Sunday, the United Arab Emirates' Cabinet has approved the steps that are set to allow 100% ownership of the UAE businesses by foreign investors by the current year-end.
The Japanese steelmaker Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corp said solid global demand muted the impact of US import duties, but they may cause a possible glut in Asia.
General Electric Co was seeking to merge its transportation unit with the US-based manufacturer of railway equipment Wabtec Corp, Reuters reported on Sunday.
The French oil and gas company Total plans to cease the multi-billion-dollar Iranian South Pars project if the US Treasury did not grant it immunity from US sanctions.
Iran and Greece have signed a Memorandum of Understanding aimed at broadening transport operations between the both countries.
Around 10,000 Moroccans marched in the capital of Casablanca this Sunday to protest against the US moving its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
The Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has agreed to support the construction of a highway connecting Sarajevo and Belgrade worth $3.5B.
According to the US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, a trade war between the US and China was ‘on hold', as both countries were negotiating a new trade agreement.
The Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif noted on Sunday that the European Union was not taking sufficient action to maintain benefits of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
The President of the DIHK Chambers of Commerce Eric Schweitzer told media on Sunday that German companies were worried about Donald Trump moving towards ‘America Alone' policy.
Swiss Reinsurance Co is set to cease its business in the Islamic Republic of Iran, following the US decision to abandon the Iran deal and impose new sanctions on the country.
The Egyptian auto manufacturer Ghabbout Auto plans to offer its financial investment business GB Capital on the Egyptian Exchange by 2020.
VMRO-DPMNE, the main opposition party in Macedonia, has rejected the proposal of the Prime Minister Zoran Zaev to change the country's name to Republic of Ilinden Macedonia.
According to the El Pais newspaper, the Prime Minister of Spain Mariano Rajoy intends to keep control of the central government over Catalonia, as the region's leader nominated various exiled or jailed politicians to his cabinet.
Koo Bon-moo, the Chairman of South Korea's fourth-largest conglomerate LG Group, died on Sunday from severe brain illness, which he tried to beat for a year.