General Motors stated that the company's loss-making South Korean unit is likely to file for bankruptcy if union fails to agree to diminish labour costs by the 20th of April.
The United Stated and Mexico have signed accords to enhance bilateral customs procedures, as well as expedite the agricultural procedure's flow across the border, both governments stated.
The HIA reported that new home sales dropped 0.7% in February, after falling 2.1% in the preceding month.
The Bank of Japan reported on Tuesday that its SPPI rose 0.6% on an annual basis in February, missing analysts' expectations for a 0.7% increase.
The President of Turkey Tayyip Erdogan on Monday announced that at the EU and Turkish summit he will seek the removal of all obstacles that stop Turkey from joining to the EU.
On Monday technology stocks were credited with the rebound in the financial markets, as this sector gained the most.
Brazilian President on Monday signed the new law, which is going to regulate car hailing apps like Uber.
The President of France Emmanuel Macron on Monday announced that this week France will launch a massive offensive in AI development.
Premier Li Keqiang announced on Monday that China and the US should negotiate and avoid a trade war. Moreover, the Premier was ready to pledge the easing of access to the Chinese markets for American companies.
The trade adviser of the White House Peter Navarro on Monday announced that the United States are in bilateral trade talks with China.
The anti-corruption agency of South Africa has begun to investigate a $60M government contract with the software firm SAP.
High Court of Sierra Leone has recalled the injunction to delay the second round of the country's presidential election.
Japanese media outlets are reporting that a high-ranking official from North Korea might have arrived by train in Beijing.
As Uber sold its Southeast Asia business to the local rival Grab, users and drivers on Monday expressed concern over issues arising from decreased competition.
British Labour Party on Monday announced that the UK policy makers should make the last decision on the finalized Brexit deal.
The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission Ajit Pai on Monday proposed new rules. Namely, he proposed the ban of government purchase of assets from companies that might pose a threat to US communications networks.
On Monday, the US car parts retailer Pep Boys stated it would suspend all Facebook advertising amid data privacy concerns, joining the Internet company Mozilla in removing ads from the social media platform.
France has ordered the expulsion of four Russia's diplomats in retaliation to the Salisbury attack on a former Russian spy, calling on officials to leave the country within a week.
On Monday, the US President Donald Trump expelled 60 Russians, including 12 intelligence officers, from the United States and shut down Russia's consulate in Seattle amid nerve agent attack.
Daimler's Mercedes-Benz is set to recall 4,419 of the carmaker's GLC-class and C-class vehicles in Russia amid a possible driver airbag's fault, the Russian standards agency stated on Monday.
The head of South Korea's Hyundai union Ha Bu-young expressed some serious concerns over possible General Motors-like crisis his car unit might face amid sliding sales in its key market.
On Monday, China's official Zhang Xiangchen called on the World Trade Organisation to oppose steel and aluminium tariffs imposed by the United States, as they are incompatible with the WTO.
On Monday, LVHM's Louis Vuitton luxury brand announced it had hired the streetwear label Off-White's founder Virgil Abloh to design the fashion house's menswear collections.
The Japanese SoftBank Group considers investing $1B into China's truck-hailing firm Manbang Group, according to the Wall Street Journal's report published on Monday.