The Israeli-US chipmaker Mellanox Technologies is moving towards a truce with Starboard Value LP, the activist investor, over the composition of the firm's director board.
Google is set to invest $550M into the Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com, as the US internet titan seeks expansion in the fast-growing Asian market.
Australia's South32 has made a proposal worth $1.3B to acquire the full stake of the Canadian company Arizona Mining that develops lead, manganese, zinc and silver assets.
China's telecommunications firm Huawei Technologies went on the offensive against Australia's claims that the company poses security risks, sending an letter to the government that view was poorly informed.
Oil prices kept falling further on Monday, pulled down by expectations that producer club of OPEC, led by Saudi Arabia, and allies, including Russia, are likely to increase supplies.
Consumer goods major Unilever, the second-largest advertiser, was cutting its ties with influencers in digital media that buy followers, aiming to help to make advertising transparent.
Japan's exports grew in May at the strangest pace in four months due to increased car parts, cars and semiconductor equipment shipments, indicating that global demand was strengthening.
Spokesmen of the Taleban branch in Afghanistan announced that the tree day cease fire has proved that the movement has support of the population.
Salvador Association a disability charity in Portugal has developed the first world's app for disabled people to file complaints against building owners that don't meet accessibility laws.
The research paper published by Bank of International Settlements on Sunday revealed that most crypto currencies are held for bubble like speculation not actual use.
The Bank of International Settlements pointed out in a published research paper that the biggest flaw of the crypto currencies is the lack of trust caused by decentralization.
The President of the United States hose Kathy Kraninger to lead the US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
On Sunday, various media concentrated on the fact that the Communist party of Czech Republic threatened to withdraw their support for the next government.
On Sunday, Colombian citizens voted in a divisive presidential election, where one candidate wanted to stop a peace deal and the second to overhaul the economy.
The Bank of International Settlements on Sunday released its research results on crypto currencies and made an announcements that the larger a currency gets the less use it has.
The French government has called on ex-Carrefour CEO Georges Plassat to forget his entire retirement package after shareholders approved 13 million euros payday.
Macedonia and Greece finally agreed and signed a new name change for the Balkan State on Sunday after three decades of disagreement.
On Sunday, South African insurer firm Liberty Holdings said it had become the latest cyber attack victim.
On Sunday, Czech Communist party chairman Vojtech Filip said that his party would withhold support from the next administration if the social democrats cling to their nominee for the position of foreign minister.
Rescue migrant vessels turned away by Malta and Italy arrived the Spanish city of Valencia on Sunday.
On Sunday, Bavarian allies rebuffed a newspaper report that they will give German Chancellor Angela Merkel's two weeks to deliver a solution on European migrant crisis.
On Sunday, thousands of people were protesting in central Vietnam against the new plan of the government to lease economic zones to foreign investors.
On Sunday, Dominic Grieve, the leading pro-EU lawmaker in Theresa May's Conservative party claimed that row over the influence of the parliament on Brexit could collapse the government.
On Sunday, the Prime Minister of the UK Theresa May said that it is important to ensure that Brexit cannot be blocked by parliament and that it will not affect the negotiations with the EU.