France's Prime Minister Edouard Philippe stated that the government was eager to protect its national corporate leaders against any hostile takeovers.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel is set to meet the country's President Frank-Walter Steinmeier at 1330GMT this Monday, to inform him on events after the German coalition talks had failed.
Oil prices were steady on Monday, as traders were unwilling to open new positions prior to OPEC meeting scheduled for November 30.
The German car manufacturer Porsche AG and the media company Axel Springer SE are to establish a joint start-up accelerator with the aim to support new digital business ideas.
According to the Swiss police and the Blick newspaper, a suspicious package had been found at the entrance of the US consular office in Zurich on Monday, causing building evacuation.
The Chancellor Angela Merkel cancelled the scheduled news conference with the Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Monday, following a collapse of the German coalition talks.
On Sunday, Sebastian Pinera won the first round of Chile's Presidential election, beating the centre-left Senator Alejandro Guillier with 36.6% of votes, 13.9% more than his rival candidate.
Elected officials of the Cambodian banned opposition party began giving up their posts, after the party was ordered dissolved by the Court, the government stated on Monday.
Marvell Technology Group agreed to acquire a smaller peer Cavium for about $6B, as the chipmaker seeks expansion in the networking equipment sector.
According to the South Korean spy agency, North Korea might be able to develop an ICBM that could reach the US mainland this year.
Indonesia's anti-corruption agency took the Parliament speaker Setya Novanto into custody, following his arrest over the alleged links to the $170M state losses.
In an attempt to continue its offline retail push, Alibaba said it would invest around $2.87B in China's leading hypermarket operator Sun Art Retail Group.
The President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte decided to leave the open pit mining ban in place, going against the Environment Minister who sought to reverse the policy.
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said the country's government and the Bank of Japan were ready to work together in order to overcome deflation.
On Monday, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel said her attempts to form a three-party coalition had failed but added she would do everything to make sure "the country is well managed".
Internet major Alibaba stated that it is set to buy aggregate indirect and direct stake of 36.16% in Sun Art, Chinese top hypermarket operator, for a total $2.9B.
Shares of Toshiba dropped nearly 5%, after the company announced that it plans to raise $5.4B from new shares' sale in a crucial step allowing to remain publicly traded.
Japanese exports marked a 14% yearly increase in October, after a 14.1% gain in the prior month, suggesting the country's economic recovery would continue in the Q4.
Goldman Sachs stated that it anticipated the tight US job market and normal inflation prospective to lead the Fed to make four interest rate increases next year.
Israel has covert contacts with Saudi Arabia amid concerns over Iran, the Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz says.
The Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has not announced resignation in the much anticipated televised address to the nation.
Nearly 70 countries and organizations agreed to participate in the International Horticulture Exhibition 2019 in Beijing, the organizing committee says.
A US guided missile destroyer collided with a Japanese commercial tug boat in Sagami Bay but sustained minimal damage, local media reports.
The National Development and Reform Commission approved 16 fixed-asset investment projects with total investment of around $10B in October.