Rescue workers were looking for 16 missing people after a tourist boat have sank on Sunday in north-central Colombia's reservoir, killing six people.
British PM May has appealed to the landlords of high-rise buildings and has forced them to perform safety checks on potentially flammable materials.
Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian Foreign Minister, asked Europe to reduce tensions in the Gulf, where Saudis and its allies severed ties with Qatar.
The Atlanta Fed kept unchanged its forecast for the US economy to grow at annualised 2.9% in the Q2 of 2017, following data on home sales and durable goods orders in May.
The United Nations requested Turkish and Greek Cypriot sides to open-ended negotiations, aiming to resolve a dispute and unite Cyprus to define future of Europe-Turkey relations.
British PM Theresa May told that EU citizens currently living legally in the UK will not be asked to leave at the point the country quits the European Union.
The former Brazilian Finance Minister Antonio Palocci was sentenced to 12 years in jail for money laundering and corruption.
On Monday, BMW reported that it would invest $600M in its US-based plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina, to improve production facilities for future BMW X sports models.
The British Prime Minister Theresa May urged landlords of tall buildings across the country to allow conducting tests of potentially flammable building materials in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire.
The Census Bureau reported on Monday that orders for US-made durable goods dropped 1.1% in May, following the preceding month's fall of 0.8% and surpassing expectations for a 0.5% decline.
The Japanese airbag manufacturer Takata filed for bankruptcy protection in Japan and the United States. The company is to be purchased by US-based Key Safety Systems for $1.6B.
The UK's PM Theresa May reached a deal with the DUP on Monday, agreeing to provide $1.3B additional funding to Northern Ireland for the party's support in the British parliament.
According to Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell, US banking regulators have the necessary conditions to ease some banking regulations imposed after the financial crisis.
Centre-right parties defeated their rivals in Italy's mayoral elections on Sunday, thus pressuring the ruling Democratic Party before a general vote in 2018.
Sheikh Khalid bin Ahmed al-Khalifa, the Foreign Minister of Bahrain, condemned Qatar on Monday for military escalation in the region because of the decision of the latter to increase the presence of Turkish troops on its soil.
According to the Court's judge, a ruling on Intel's appeal against the European Commission's $1.19B fine for violation of EU competition law most likely is going to be delivered next year.
A survey released by the Ifo Institute for Economic Research on Monday showed that business confidence of German companies surged from 114.6 to 115.1 and, thus, set a new record high.
According to the Xinhua news agency, China plans to increase oversight of foreign investment and create a special system that would protect foreign undertakings.
According to two Australia's major banks, surprise taxes applied to the country's banking sector are scaring away potential overseas investors.
The Wall Street Journal reported late on Sunday Facebook was in negotiations with Hollywood studios over production of its own original TV-quality shows.
Canada and China have sealed an agreement pledging not to launch any state-funded cyber attacks on each other's private sectors.
The President of the San Francisco Federal Reserve said the US Central Bank would need to proceed with gradual rate hikes to make sure the economy is growing at a decent pace.
IRNA news agency reported the President of Iran Hassan Rouhani had expressed his support for Doha in its argument with Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and Bahrain.
According to Recode, Tim Westergren, the founder and CEO of the Oakland-based music discovery platform Pandora Media, is planning to resign from his post.