IAC/InterActiveCorp reported a slowing sales growth in the company's homeservices unit in July after surging in the two previous months, and warned of its monthly results' extended volatility amid the coronavirus pandemic, sending shares down 3%.
The Chinese group Tencent Music Entertainment reported its quarterly revenue surged as much as 18%, topping Wall Street expectations, on rapidly-growing number of paid subscriber due to expanding music library.
Occidental Petroleum reported a $8.35B loss in the Q2 on lower prices for energy and write-downs as the US oil producer was seeking to reduce its debt due to the coronavirus that had hit fuel demand.
On Monday, the White House revealed that the US President Donald Trump wants additional economic stimulus.
It was revealed by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles on Monday that the company had asked a US federal judge to dismiss a request to reinstate a racketeering lawsuit.
On Monday, the US stock markets ended the day's trading by trading flat, as losses were offset by stimulus talks.
During Monday's trading hours, crude oil prices surged, as global energy demand had increased.
The economy of Uganda is on track to recovery despite the contraction in the second quarter of 2020, a statement published by the central bank shows.
The trade surplus in Russia declined by 41.8% to $54.1B in the first six months of 2020, compared to the same period the previous year, the Federal Customs Service reports.
Israel plans to spend $322M to support manufacturing and hi-tech sectors amid the coronavirus outbreak, the Israeli Ministry of Finance says.
Consumer prices in Latvia increased 0.5% in July, compared to the same period the prior year, data published by the national statistics office show.
Manufacturing orders in Finland declined 11.8% in June this year, compared to the same period the previous year, data published by the Statistics Finland show.
Hong Kong's exports are expected to decline 10% in 2020 amid the coronavirus pandemic, a statement published by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council shows.
Eastman Kodak shares dropped around 40% on Monday after the United States had blocked its $765M loan to the firm, which was set to produce drug ingredients for the potential COVID-19 vaccines usage.
On Monday, Marriott International, the US hotel operator, reported a larger-than-anticipated quarterly loss, tumbled by the coronavirus crisis that halted global travel and caused a major drop in room bookings.
French July economic activity came at 7% below the normal levels, showing a slight improvement compared to June on the construction sector getting closer to the pre-coronavirus outbreak activity levels, while industrial capacity usage rose higher.
Commercial insurance rates surged 19% in the Q2 globally, boosted by claims related to the coronavirus and other losses, according to the insurance broker Marsh's report seen on Monday.
On Monday, it was revealed by Reuters that Microsoft would buy up parts of TikTok from the Chinese owner ByteDance.
Simon Property Group has entered talks with Amazon.com over converting some of its retail space, previously occupied by Sears Holdings and J.C. Penney Co, into Amazon's fulfilment centres, according to The Wall Street Journal.
On Monday, Equinor has appointed Anders Opedal as its new CEO effective from November 2 as Norway's gas and oil group seeks to accelerate its push into the renewable energy.
On Monday, Hyundai Motor shares surged by 10.20% after the company announced that it would launch a new family of Ioniq electric vehicles brand.
According to data from the Chinese National Bureau of Statistics, China's producer price index fell by 2.4% in July.
The Chinese vaccine maker CanSino Biologics will soon begin the Phase III clinical trials of the COVID-19 vaccine in Saudi Arabia, a spokesperson from the Saudi Health Ministry announced on Sunday.
The UK privacy watchdog has launched an investigation into Barclays Plc after media reports accused the bank of spying on its staff.