Shares of Toshiba Corp dropped more than 9% after the unexpected delay of the release of its quarter earnings, including details of a write-down for its US nuclear business.
Credit Suisse reported a 2.35B Swiss francs net loss for the Q4 as a result of a fine from the US Justice Department. The bank is planning to cut headcount in 2017 by 5.5K jobs.
Marathon Pharmaceuticals delayed the launch of the muscular dystrophy drug after criticism of its $89K-per-year price, including from two members of Congress.
The US government has blacklisted Venezuelan Vice President Tareck El Aissami, accusing him of drug trafficking and aiding Middle Eastern terrorists.
The lawmakers unanimously voted to endorse the referendum proposed by the country's president amid large public protests. The referendum question has not yet been formulated.
China's CPI posted a 2.5% annual growth, beating economists' forecasts. The National Bureau of Statistics noted that the surge was largely supported by rising food prices.
The stock closed at $133.29 on Monday, beating the February 2015 record. Earlier, Goldman Sachs raised the price target for Apple and UBS stated that the business was undervalued.
Michael Flynn confirmed in the resignation letter that he has misinformed the officials about his phone calls with Russian ambassador prior to Donald Trump's inauguration.
Steven Mnuchin, the ex-Chief Information Officer of Goldman Sachs, is expected to be chosen as the new US Treasury Secretary.
According to the Human Rights Watch, the Syrian government forces used forbidden chemical weapons when retaking Aleppo last year. Such actions could lead to Syrian officials getting sanctioned by the US, UK, France and other countries.
On Monday, German officials expressed their support for the Greeks and urged the country to stay in the Euro zone.
Verizon Communications Inc. announced it would offer an $80 per month unlimited data plan, as the wireless carrier pricing war is picking up steam in the US.
In a statement released on Monday, the carmakers' officials said given the current strict safety rules it would take years to allow self-driving vehicles' deployment in the US.
On Monday, the Pentagon spokesperson said that the latest North Korean ballistic missile test-fire had been a serious hazard to national security.
According to local media, a bus crash near Taipei claimed lives of no less than 32 people and left 23 others injured.
In an unconventional statement, nine cardinals from around world expressed their support for the Pope Francis and his teachings in light of latter-days assaults from conservatives.
Michel Temer, the President of Brazil, denied rumours that he had promoted his close ally Moreira Franco to protect himself from charges over corruption.
The two sides of the dispute reported that talks between the VW management and labour unions broke down, leaving the company's cost-cutting deal uncertain.
In a statement released today, DuPont said it would pay $671M in cash in order to settle a number of court suits concerning the leakage of toxic compound used in Teflon making.
On Monday, the former Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi announced he would be eager to hold the leadership race in his party in an attempt to regain power.
According to the recent Angus Reid Institute poll, 44% of Canadians said that the country had benefited from the NAFTA, while 13% saw the agreement harming the economy.
According to local media, no less than 10 people were killed and multiple others wounded in a bomb blast that has gone off in Lahore, Pakistan.
Kuwait officials have revealed that the OPEC countries are applying pressure on non-OPEC countries to fulfill their promises to cut oil production in an effort to increase crude oil prices.
The Prime Minister of Poland Beata Szydlo will stay in hospital during the next few days. The politician is quickly recovering after suffering in a car crash.