On Monday, a poll published by Reuters revealed that the monthly inflation of Mexico had risen to 4%.
The rating agency S&P Global Ratings announced on Monday that it would raise the long term foreign currency rating of Argentina to CCC+.
On Monday, the CEO of Volkswagen Herbert Diess stated that despite rumours the company is not seeking a deal with Tesla.
Beer maker Anheuser-Busch InBev started looking for a successor of the company's long-serving CEO Carlos Brito, the Financial Times reported.
Renault revealed the new lines of its two best-selling vehicles, both models manufactured by Romanian low-cost brand Dacia, which was recently upgraded to an independent division.
France's payments company Worldline's €7.8B bid for Ingenico may require concessions to gain EU antitrust regulator approval, sources familiar with the matter stated.
Kering-owned Swiss watch brands Girard-Perregaux Ulysse Nardin announced that they cut about 100 jobs, or 25% of workforce, since sales were affected by the crisis.
The UK prices jumped 5.2% year-on-year in August, the strongest increase since 2016, Halifax stated, suggesting a boom in the real estate market.
Nestle increased the share of reusable or recyclable plastics to package its products to 87%, making significant progress toward its 100% target by 2025.
Orange, the French telecom giant, has launched the 5G service on Monday in Spain's five largest cities, soon after its competitor Telefonica offered its own service to the whole country.
Samsung Electronics is set to stop production at the sole TV plant based in China by November's end, according to spokesman statement made on Monday.
On Monday, the French carmaker Renault reveled its new lines of the two Dacia unit's vehicles, trying to recover after the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Monday, IKEA announced that it would open its first shopping center in the US in San Francisco within a year.
On Monday, the Dutch government announced it would invest €20B in infrastructure, education, and R&D projects during the following five years to boost the country's economy.
Sanofi France's chief is expecting the coronavirus vaccine to be potentially priced at around 10 euro.
China's exports surged for the third month in succession in August, as the majority of the country's trading partners eased the coronavirus lockdowns, boosting the recovery in the second-largest economy in the world.
On Monday, Samsung Electronics stated it won a $6.64B worth order to provide Verizon with wireless communication solutions in the United States, marking the tech giant's major in the 5G network market.
New Zealand's government has dissolved Parliament on Sunday, as the official start of campaigning for the country's general election began.
The British top Brexit negotiator David Frost said on Sunday that the United Kingdom wouldn't blink first in Brexit trade talks with the EU.
According to the Financial Times report published on Sunday, the US Securities and Exchange Commission is reviewing a whistleblower complain against Rio Tinto over Oyu Tolgoi extension project.
On Sunday, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel faced mounting pressure from Germany's politicians to reconsider the Nord Stream 2 project.
According to the Globe and Mail, the Canadian government decided to prolong rent-relief program made for small businesses to handle the impact of coronavirus.
According to a report published by the SonntagsZeitung, corporate espionage at Credit Suisse could have involved more employees than initially thought.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) stated on Sunday it would examine the statement made by an informant that Rio Tinto knew about problems at its copper mine in Mongolia.