Ford Motor's vehicle sales in China plunged by 26.1% for the third year in succession, as the carmaker struggles with an overall sales decline in the Chinese market that had hit demand for Ford's mass-market brand and SUVs.
On Monday, global stock markets were hovering near their record levels right ahead of the Phase 1 US-China trade deal that is expected to be signed in the nearest time, according to Reuters.
David Calhoun, the new Boeing CEO, has taken over his duties on Monday, as the US planemaker struggles to recover after fatal crashes involving its 737 MAX aircraft that claimed lives of 346 people and triggered the jet's worldwide grounding.
On Monday, Queen Elizabeth together with her heirs is set for a meeting with Prince Harry to thrash out the plan for the grandson and his wife Meghan after the couple announced they would step back from their royal duties.
The regional British carrier Flybe is seeking survival and the UK government has been called upon for financing talks to prevent another airline failure in recent months, media reported on Monday.
On Monday, US officials are set to visit Britain, seeking to persuade the country not to use the Huawei equipment in its 5G telecoms network's upgrade, Reuters reported.
The US trade regulators launched an investigation into wearable monitoring devices made by such brands as Fitbit Inc and Garmin Ltd, after the patent violation allegations filed by rival Koninklijke Philips.
Ford Motor's vehicle sales in China dropped by 26.1% for the third consecutive year, as the carmaker struggles with an overall sales decline in the second-largest market that had hit demand for Ford's mass-market brand and SUVs.
The composites technology firm Hexcel Corp and the industrial and aircraft parts maker Woodward announced their planned all-stock merger of equals, seeking to build the integrated systems provider for the industrial and aerospace sectors.
The President of Indonesia Joko Widodo stated on Monday that his country has signed a $23B deal with the United Arab Emirates covering investments in the area of energy.
According to sources familiar with the matter, Walmart ended relationship with nearly 50 executives in pre process of restructurisation of its business in India.
France's Peugeot family is planning to raise its stake in the new automaker emerging from PSA and Fiat Chrysler's merger, as quickly as possible.
On Sunday, the Financial Times reported that Germany's conglomerate Thyssenkrupp has intensified efforts to sell the company's Industrial Solutions unit.
The Supreme Leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday called the Middle East countries for greater cooperation and repeatedly criticized the US policy in the region.
On Sunday, leaders of Germany, France and the UK called Iran to honour the 2015 nuclear agreement and avoid any further escalation of conflict.
The US delegation is expected to pay an official visit to the United Kingdom to convince the British government not to use Huawei equipment.
Peugeot, which is likely to own a stake of 6.2% in the carmaker resulting from Fiat Chrysler's and PSA merger, aimed to raise its stake as quickly as possible.
Germany's Thyssenkrupp AG accelerated efforts to sell the company's Industrial Solutions, which builds industrial sites and plants.
Mercedes-Benz is set to build smart-branded EV with Geely Automobile in China's Xian with yearly capacity of around 150K vehicles.
Israeli budget deficit is expected to be nearly 4% of GDP in the next years if there is no tax and spending adjustments.
E-cigarette firm Relx Technology announced that it will open 10K stores globally within the next three years.
The Foreign Ministy of China stated on Sunday that its position regarding Taiwan would not be changed despite the re-election of Tsai Ing-wen.
The Prime Minister of France Edouard Philippe offered on Saturday to labour unions to revoke plans to raise pension age by two years if certain conditions were met.
According to the Financial Times, Gertjan Vlieghe, the policymaker of the Bank of England, would vote for a rate cut, if the government data showed weak growth rates.