Representatives of US and Turkey on Monday laid out a roadmap for the northern Syrian region of Manbij.
King Abdullah of Jordan on Monday replaced his Prime Minister in an effort to defuse protests that were caused by recent reforms.
On Monday a stock price rally was being led by various stocks from the tech sector. However, the exact reasons for the surge were unknown.
The number of orders of US made goods decreased in April more than expected. The main reason for the decline was the fall of demand for aircrafts.
On Monday, Microsoft stated it would acquire the privately held coding sit GitHub in a deal valued at $7.5B, as it seeks for the company's clout expansion among software developers.
Sweden's biometrics company Fingerprints Cards announced on Monday about new cost cuts amid weak market circumstances for smartphone capacitive sensors and a heavy price pressure.
On Monday, Japan's government has announced it could launch a driverless car system in Tokyo by the Olympics in 2020, as the country seeks to boost investment in a new tech to drive the economic growth.
On Monday, the Dutch newspaper said that eBay is likely to gain up to 5% in the Dutch financial technology firm Adyen, as part of their deal with Adyen becoming eBay's primary payments processors.
According to the Russian Federal Agency on Technical Regulation and Metrology, Mercedes-Benz is to voluntarily recall 1 426 Sprinter Classic vehicles sold in Russia during Q4Y2017.
Oil prices weakened on Monday in response to US oil production hitting a record high and OPEC members considering a boost to the global supply.
The British-based international packaging business DS Smith Plc plans to acquire the Spanish rival Europac for €1.9B to strengthen its presence in Western Europe.
The Israel-based provider of cyber training platforms Cyberbit Ltd has received $30M from Claridge Israel to expand its product base and satisfy the growing demand.
Sentix reported on Monday that its Investor Confidence Index fell to 9.3 in May, compared to 19.2 month-on-month, being affected by lower economic expectations.
The International Air Transport Association has reduced its profit forecast for the global airline industry to $33.8B in 2018 due to higher fuel costs.
Honda Motor Co Ltd reported on Monday 15.3% drop of sales in May, which was associated with engine problems caused by collection of excessive amount of petrol in the oil pan.
According to the RIA news agency, the President of Russia Vladimir Putin could have a meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in the city of Vladivostok in beginning of autumn.
The head of Bain Capital in Japan Yuji Sugimoto said on Monday the company will continue providing support to Toshiba Memory in its pursue of M&A deals in the chip industry.
The boards of Virgin Money and lender CYBG agreed on Monday that acquisition of the British bank could result in notable efficiency gains.
The price of Brent crude declined by 34 cents or 0.4% on Monday morning, reaching $76.45 a barrel, amid expectations that major oil producers will increase supplies.
The Airbus Chief Commercial Officer Eric Schulz said on Monday that the company will be able to generate profit from sales of A330neo jet even though it lost a number of contests in Western markets last year.
On Monday, China Resources Pharmaceutical Group announced it would launch a $667M general bid for the entire shares of Jiangzhong Pharmaceutical, following its parent takeover deal.
According to Bloomberg and the Expansion newspaper, Spain's Grupo Barcelo is thinking over to make a proposal for HNA's $781M worth shares in NH Hotel Group.
China is set to open a tax evasion probe into its television and film industry, the country's tax bureau announced on Sunday.
UniCredit, Italy's largest bank, is considering a merger with its French rival Societe Generale SA that could see the EY banks paving the way for banking mergers, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.