Donald Trump is to sign an executive order which would make federal agencies suggest changes to the current visa program which allows foreigners to take highly-skilled jobs.
Following claims by Mike Pence on how the actions in Syria and Afghanistan reflected US strength, a reassuring visit to Japan is to be held on Tuesday.
Around 30 officials who were taken hostage after an argument on land erupted in Vietnam, have now been freed, claimed one of the negotiators.
Uber's vice president of global vehicle programs Sherif Marakby, who helped in the self-driving car project, left the company without explaining any reason.
Japan's Taro Aso is likely to discuss broad economic framework on bilateral partnership, but not any free trade agreement in the first part of talks with US Mike Pence on Tuesday.
Stanley Fisher, the Federal Reserve Vice Chair, said that cutting the US central bank's $4.5T balance sheet "in fact" tightens US monetary policy, but with no affect.
China plans building 2M new rental houses this year to supply reasonably priced units for low-income households.
In a memo, Boeing announced it was planning to cut hundreds of engineer jobs on the back of slowing aircraft sales and heightened competition.
On Monday, the Vice President of Iraq Ayad Allawi said the Islamic State was in advanced talks with al Qaeda over a possible alliance.
Latin America's leading engineering firm Oderbrecht was fined $2.6B by a US judge in a scandalous criminal corruption lawsuit.
On Monday, the First Minister of Turkey Binali Yildirim said "people's message was clear", adding that the referendum results put an end to all arguments.
One of the leading energy infrastructure companies in the US, Williams Partners, said it was ready to sell its stake in Williams Olefins for $2.1B to Nova Chemicals.
On Monday, the Kentucky-based specialty chemicals firm Ashland Global Holdings said it was eager to acquire Pharmachem Laboratories for $660M.
The National Association of Home Builders' Housing Market Index slipped off its 11-year high, trimming three points to settle at 68 over the month of April.
The US-based software firm Cloudera set an IPO price range that would ensure the company a market capitalisation of $1.79B, well below the $4.1B valuation received in March.
The New York-based private equity business Blackstone Group agreed to acquire EagleClaw Midstream, a privately-held midstream operator, for around $2B in cash.
The deputy chair of FAS Alexei Dotsenko said the anti-monopoly watchdog had struck an out-of-court deal with Google over a complaint about the Android OS.
The Federal Reserve banks of Atlanta and New York have slashed their forecasts for the US Q1 GDP on the back of downbeat retail sales and CPI data for March.
A report released by the New York Federal Reserve revealed the Empire State Manufacturing Index came in at 5.2 for the month of April, well below the forecast for a 15.2 print.
The government of Saudi Arabia expects new taxes on sugary drinks and tobacco to rise between $2.1B and $2.7B annually and cover a part of budget deficit.
Jared Kusher, a son-in-law of Donald Trump, is in negotiations to sell stake in Wired Score, the real estate tech company, as he tries to pare his many business ties.
On Monday, the Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that Russia is required to boost investment activity in modern technology, as the strong Rouble creates favourable conditions for that.
On Monday, the main opposition party in Turkey made a call to nullify the referendum results, which granted President Erdogan more power.
Despite facing regulatory obstacles, the Chinese firm Ant Financial upped its bid for MoneyGram by a third, becoming the number one candidate to gain approval from the electronic payment company's board.