Alphabet's Google announced that it is set to grant nearly $25M globally in 2019 to environmantal and humanitarian projects, seeking to use artificial intelligence to speed up and grow projects' efforts.
The world's largest miner BHP Billiton trimmed expectations of global expansion for 2019 and 2020 amid trade conflict between the US and China, the company's Chief Commercial Officer stated.
The Japanese jobless rate dropped to 2.3% in September, while jobs' availability improved to the strongest level since January 1974, government data revealed.
Telekom Italia is likely to choose the US firm I Squared Capital as the preferred bidder for a stake sale in its broadcasting unit Persidera during the board meeting scheduled for Tuesday.
Intel's Mobileye and Volkswagen are planning to launch first ride-hailing service in Israel, using autonomous cars, as early as in the beginning of the next year, both companies confirmed on Monday.
Johnson Controls International is getting closer to selling its power solutions unit, focused on the car battery production, to Brookfield Asset Management in a deal that could be valued at $13B-$14B.
On Monday, the European Commission stated it had granted its approval for the EU veterinary business AniCura's takeover by the US pet food producer Mars Petcare.
The UK government has announced plans to sell all the remaining shares in the Royal Bank of Scotland by 2024.
On Monday, Italy's Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio warned against party divisions, after the 5-star movement party was forced to reverse an electoral pledge to stop international gas transport project.
On Monday, the rating agency Moody's said that British public debt could be set to remain high for a long time and UK's budget confirms the expectations.
On Monday, the British Finance Minister Philip Hammond said that UK's expected borrowing between now and the middle of the 2020s has declined.
On Monday, the UK Finance Minister Philip Hammond said that Britain plans to tax the revenues of online platforms like Amazon, Facebook and Google to create a fair tax system.
Danske Bank has freed a whistle-blower, who helped to reveal a significant money laundering scandal at its bank from confidentiality obligations, and can testify to the European Parliament.
The Saudi Arabian Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih said on Monday that it would be difficult to track how much oil Iran will be able to export after the US sanctions kick in on November 4.
TowerJazz is expecting its Q4 revenue to miss the forecasts, following the preceding three-month fall, Israel's chipmaker announced on Monday.
The Russian search engine Yandex reported on Monday the fastest growth in the last six years since 2012, as the group lifted its 2018 revenue estimates, increasing its share price by nearly 8%.
The British airline EayJet is making the progress with its plan to build the electric passenger aircraft for some of the carrier's routes by 2027, the company stated on Monday.
The US October car sales are likely down from the previous year, as the replacement demand after Irma and Harvey hurricanes had boosted the business, LMC Automotive and J.D. Power reported on Monday.
China's smartphone maker OnePlus is set to enter the American market this Monday in the country with the help of its two major allies: mobile operator T-Mobile and chipmaking titan Qualcomm.
Booking Holdings, the US travel firm, has made an investment of $200M in the Southeast Asian ride-sharing company Grab on the back of their established strategic partnership.
In Greece foreign investment in real estate has surged by 91% last year, compared to 2016. The main reason for the surge are Chinese citizens buying up property in the country.
On Monday, Chancellor Angela Merkel announced that she will not seek re-election as the head of the CDU party.
The video conferencing firm Zoom Video Communications is getting ready to launch its initial public offering, seeking to get valued at more than $1.0B valuation.
The Belgian investment company NXMH has bought Bitstamp, a digital currency exchange, the CEO Nejc Kodrič announced on Monday, valuing the European firm at about $60M.