On Monday, the US President Donald Trump met face-to-face with China's top diplomat Yang Jiechi for the first time and discussed the matter of shared security interests.
On Monday, two warders and five prisoners were shot in prison bus by a gunmen gang near Colombo, Sri Lanka, on the way to court.
On Monday, Tesla's shares inched 4.83% lower to $244.52 per share, adding to 11% decline since the last week's quarterly report amid downgrade of Goldman Sachs rating.
Passive investment funds plan to reinvest around $2B from long-term to short-term crude oil futures during the next week amid anticipation of energy market rally.
According to the UN refugee agency, more than 31,000 South Sudan's refugees, mainly women and children, intersected the border of Sudan in 2017, amid conflict and famine.
On Monday, Turkey criticized Austrian Foreign Minister amid his comment that Turkish President Erdogan is not welcomed to perform presidential campaign for Austria's Turks.
According to NAR, the US pending home sales index inched 2.8% lower to 106.4 in January, compared to 109.5 in December 2016 amid lack of investment in West and Midwest regions.
On Monday, Berkshire Hathaway's CEO and chairman Buffett told CNBC that the conglomerate bought around 120M Apple Inc shares in 2017, worth about $17B.
In Geneva, at Syria's peace talks the major opposition group desired to meet Russia's envoys to negotiate Moscow's broken promises regarding ceasefire.
The US President Trump stated that the proposed budget would increase country's defense spending and cut other programs' expenses.
Apple Inc and SAP SE, German software company, will release a new tool on March 30 that would help developers to use iPhone applications for big enterprises.
A block chain based technology for settlement of repurchase made by the post trade provider DTCC was successfully completed and deployment of the system will be decided by June.
On Monday, PIA spokesman negated the report in local newspaper, saying that it was not possible for seven passengers to travel in overbooked plane for three hours.
Five prisoners and two prison guards are reported to be killed as a gunman attacked the bus transporting the criminals to a court in Sri Lanka.
Pakistan International Airlines affirmed the company's aircraft had carried seven extra passengers on the cross-border flight from Karachi to Medina on January 20.
According to the AMAQ media agency, the Islamic State assumed responsibility for the foiled bomb blast at the police station in the Constantine city centre on Sunday.
Iraqi forces seized control of the key bridge in the city of Mosul on Monday, as they push forward with their week-old offensive to clear Islamic State militants from the western side of the city.
According to the CNBC, the Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett revealed on Monday he bought nearly 120M Apple shares in January 2017.
Three people dead and about 20 are reported to be missing as heavy rainfalls hit the area near the capital of Chile, causing severe and demolishing floods.
The South Korea acting leader Hwang Kyo-ahn rejected the prosecutors request to extend the impeached President Park Geun-hye probe and question her in a face-to-face meeting amid the bribery scandal.
European equities were little changed on Monday, with investors being in a wait-and-see mode ahead of the long-awaited speech by the US President Donald Trump.
The British Pound kicked off the week on a wobble footing amid concerns over the possibility of Scotland holding another independence referendum as soon as next year.
South Korean officials allege all the eight suspects in Kim Jong Nam murder are the members of the North Korea State Ministries, including the officials of the State Security Ministry and the Foreign Ministry.
According to the Azerbaijani Defence Ministry, five members of the Azerbaijan army dead amid clashes with the Armenian-backed militants in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.