On Monday, Austria's leisure airline Laudamotion rejected the allegations by Lufthansa, saying it had always made the bill payments for the aircraft leased on time.
The GE Aviation CEO stated on Monday that changes at the US industrial titan General Electric was not a barrier for the aviation unit and would not hurt the business.
On Monday, John Laing Infrastructure stated it was in discussion with a fund consortium over a potential cash buyout proposal that could total the value of the firm at $1.9B.
The US firm handling facility and security services, Allied Universal, is set to acquire its rival company US Security Associates in a deal worth around $1.0B.
The French telecoms group Orange is acquiring Basefarm Holding for $409M based on the enterprise value, seeking to bolster its presence in the cloud computing services.
Rolls-Royce, Britain's jet engine maker, is looking for partners to develop its project of a propulsion system designed for flying taxi, seeking to launch it as early as the next decade.
Microsoft Corp has called on the government to create a regulation of the facial recognition technology to make its usage governed by the law.
Alphabet's YouTube unit, Facebook and Twitter are set to testify at the US House hearing this Tuesday over the filtering the content for political reasons.
China's auto firms Dongfeng Automobile, Chongqing Changan Automobile and FAW Group have formed a joint venture to set up a ride-sharing platform to create a similar service to Uber.
On Sunday, L3 Technologies announced it had hired the ex-senior Lockheed Martin official Steve O'Bryan as the company's Global Business Development Chief, as part of its move to expand the firm's reach.
Philippe Camperio-led Haeras Equita group, the new owner of Italy's Borsalino, is considering to list the hat maker at London and Milan markets to revamp the company, after rescuing from liquidation.
The Brazilian government is still targeting to auction the distribution units of the Centrais Eletricas Brasileiras power utility or Eletrobras planned for July 26.
Thyssenkrupp and Kone large shareholders have held negotiations over their elevator business potential merger, the German daily reported on Sunday.
China's industrial production grew 6.0% year-on-year in June, missing expectations, while growth of fixed-asset investment slowed to 6.0% in the H1 of the year, in line with forecasts, an official report revealed.
Shares of China's ZTE were expected to rise 5.5% in Hong Kong, after the US lifted its ban on American firms selling parts to the telecommunications equipment producer that crippled its business.
China is anticipated to report a slowdown in the second-quarter economic expansion, as a trade war with the US threatened exports and the government's attempts to tackle debt risks hindered activity
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May is set to seek to reassure aviation chiefs that her Brexit plan is unlikely to disrupt supply chains, and pledge that the industry would flourish, as the UK leaves the EU.
The Prime Minister of Ethiopia and the President of Eritrea met on Sunday to preach peace after hostilities had ceased.
The government of Italy has allowed the last party of migrants to arrive in Sicily under heavy guard.
As Donald Trump named EU as one of the competitors in trade, the global media blew up, as all sources of various origins began to manipulate the speeches and meeting records.
Pakistani authorities on Sunday pushed the criminal case against the country's ex-PM, who has been accuses of corruption in various cases.
It was announced at the UK air show that Airbus is set to sell A350 models to the Taiwanese airline Starlux.
On Sunday, airline firm representatives met in the United Kingdom to discuss the future of the industry.
On Sunday, officials from Boeing announced that the trade tariffs announced by the US might hurt the company.