Newell Brands announced it was planning to sell Waddington Group, its plastic packaging business, in a deal worth $2.3B, reporting its shares rose 6% to $28.29 on the announcement.
OC Oerlikon, the Swiss tech group, is preparing the IPO for its drive systems division by the mid-year, as it seeks raising cash for the other parts of the business, sources close to the issue reported.
Anglo American, the diversified miner, is set to terminate the investment in the deep sea mining firm Nautilus Mining, as part of the prioritisations of its portfolio on the company's largest resource assets.
On Sunday, the Financial Times stated that the talks between SoftBank and Swiss Re about Japan's firm taking a stake in the Swiss reinsurer are close to collapsing, following three months of discussions.
Amazon's Special Projects Vice President Ajay Kavan made an unsuccessful and informal attempt to acquire Britain's supermarket chain Waitrose in the end of 2017, according to sources familiar with the matter.
The Reserve Bank of Australia was widely expected to keep the key interest rate at its record low of 1.75% at Thursday's monetary policy meeting, a Reuters poll found.
Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull flagged a multi-billion dollar spend for infrastructure and promised to cut taxes for earners of lower income.
Spain's lender Caixabank stated that it agreed to increase the stake in BPI and targeted a full takeover ahead of the Portuguese bank's de-listing.
Australia's Reece stated that it would purchase the US-based waterworks and plumbing equipment supplier MORSCO for $1.44B.
Droit Solidarite and Aser, which specialize in armament issues, are set to legally challenge the French government on Monday.
The President of France has come under pressure from local activists to decrease ties with the Arab coalition, which is fighting in Yemen.
Two activist groups in France are complaining to the government due to the government selling arms to UAE and Saudi Arabia.
On Sunday, the Lebanese people voted in the first general election for the last nine years. However, the event was unlikely to change the balance of power in the country.
As strikes continue to impact the business of Air France, the French government has been revealed to be pressuring the company to reform.
The Interior Minister of Pakistan has been wounded in an assassination attempt that took place on Sunday.
The Chinese corporation ZTE has sent an application to the US authorities asking for the lifting of the business ban, which has been set on the company.
The King of Saudi Arabia Salman has issued an order to protect any employees, who report corruption.
The President of Turkey Tayyip Erdogan stated on Sunday that he has never rejected the idea of becoming part of the European Union despite tense relationship with Greece, Germany and other nations.
The President of Iran Hassan Rouhani said on Sunday that the United States cannot intimidate the country, which bore the burden of war against Iraq for eight years.
The British data privacy regulator, Information Commissioner's Office, has prescribed Cambridge Analytica to provide all indecently obtained personal data of Americans.
The French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire stated on Sunday that the government will not cover any Air France losses, especially the ones that could occur because of continuous strikes.
The President of France Emmanuel Macron warned on Sunday his American colleague Donald Trump of risks of hot war in case the United States decides to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal.
In a statement published on Sunday Air France announced that it plans to make 85% of scheduled flights tomorrow despite massive strike of its workers over salary issue.
Thousands of Tunisians went to polling stations on Sunday to express their will in first free local elections that represent a sign of country's movement towards democracy.