General Motors Co announced on Tuesday that it would stop reporting monthly vehicle sales in the United States, China and Brazil, as they did not precisely reflect the market.
Walmart was in early negotiations about a takeover deal for PillPack, an online start-up, which could support expansion of the giant's pharmacy offerings, according to sources familiar with the matter.
The Chinese Foreign Minister and State Councillor Wang Yi stated that the country's President Xi Jinping is set to attend Boao forum, which will be held next week, and deliver a speech.
ANZ reported that the number of advertised jobs was flat last month, after dropping 0.4% in February.
The AIG reported that its PMI for the Australian manufacturing sector rose to 63.1 in March from the prior month's 57.5.
SoftBank Group and Alibaba are to jointly invest $445M in the Indian online retailer Paytm E-Commerce Pvt. Ltd., thus increasing its value to $1.9B.
Amber Baldet, the CEO of JPMorgan's Blockchain Centre of Excellence, is to leave her position at the bank, the company announced on Monday.
US banking regulators agreed on Monday to ease lending rules on commercial real estate and increase the threshold necessary for an independent property appraisal.
Apple Inc plans to start producing its own chips for Mac computers by 2020, thus replacing the ones currently manufactured by Intel, as reported by Bloomberg.
GE Healthcare is planning to sell its IT business to a private equity company Veritas Capital for an all-cash payment of $1.05B during the third quarter of 2018.
Shares of Tesla Inc eased later on Monday, following a report that the company was producing 2,000 Model 3 sedans a week which is a considerable increase from 793 units last year.
Russia is expected to increase its foreign currency purchases in April in response to higher oil prices, a recent poll by Reuters showed on Monday.
The US economy is expected to grow at an annualised rate of 2.8% in 1Q2018, compared to the previous estimate of 2.4%, the Federal Reserve of Atlanta reported on Monday.
The US construction spending rose by 0.1% in February, compared to the estimated increase of 0.4%, caused primarily by a rapid decline in public infrastructure projects.
US technology stocks opened the session lower on Monday, with the worst performers being Tesla and Amazon.com.
Shares of the online retailer Amazon.com Inc fell 4% on Monday in the wake of the US President Donald Trump's newest criticism of its delivery pricing.
The US Dollar weakened against major currencies for the second consecutive session on Monday in response to the escalating trade dispute between the United States and China.
Israeli media sources reported on Monday that the UN and Israel reached a deal under which around 16K of African refugees and migrants in Israel would be sent to Western countries.
Stocks of ICICI Bank, India's third-biggest lender, plunged 7% to five-month lows on Monday after the Reserve Bank of India announced it had launched an investigation into the company's lending practices.
Air France reported that it expected to operate around 75% of its flights on Tuesday due to the planned railway strike.
Russia's Foreign Ministry described the extradition of Yevgeny Nikulin, a Russian hacker accused of hacking US social networks, to the US as a "deliberate and politically-motivated step".
The largest Ukrainian commercial bank PrivatBank has filed a $3B lawsuit against two subsidiaries of the accounting company PwC for alleged audit breaches in 2013-2015.
The US-based retail corporation Walmart Inc has launched its first small high-tech supermarket in China that also includes products available online on JD.com.
The number of Indian companies defaulting on their credit could increase in the fiscal year which started in April due to higher interest costs, ICRA reported on Monday.