Germany is likely to introduce the carbon emissions pricing system after major officials from Berlin's governing coalition's parties reached the consensus on the matter.
Amazon is planning to reduce the delivery time for its Prime loyalty club to one day, instead of the current two-days period, challenging its retail competitors such as Walmart.
The US President Donald Trump urged the Japanese PM Shinzo Abe to make its local carmakers to build more vehicles in America, following the recent announcements by Japanese companies, such as Toyota Motor, about their intentions to invest more in the US plants.
Swedbank proposed Goran Persson, the ex Prime Minister of Sweden, as the bank's new chairman on the back of allegations of money laundering in the Baltic business.
UK's credit rating is still at risk due to no-deal Brexit, despite the deadline that was extended until October 2019, Fitch Ratings and S&P Global Ratings announced.
Renault announced it would stick to its 2019 goals, after a 4.8% fall in its Q1 revenue, tumbled by business with Nissan and the forecasts for its overseas sales decline.
American Airlines pilots called on Boeing to provide better training for the 737 MAX jets to erase any concerns regarding the troubled plane, following two fatal crashes during the past 12 months, Reuters reported.
On Sunday, the Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said that Iran could leave the nuclear treaty after the US tightens sanctions.
According to the state news agency, the United Arab Emirates fund for Development has deposited about $250 million in the Central Bank of Sudan.
On Sunday, thousands of Spanish electorates went to the polling stations to vote in the country's Parliamentary elections.
On Sunday, Stephen Moore said that he is not planning to drop out from consideration for a seat on the US Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
China urged the United Kingdom not to discriminate against firms involved in the 5G network's development and to resist other's pressure over whether it should cooperate with Huawei.
China's steel manufacturers reported steady production growth in the Q1, with crude steel production up 9.9% to 231M tonnes, an industry association revealed.
Chinese EV maker BYD, backed by Warren Buffett, reported a 632% jump in its net profit in the Q1, buoyed by solid demand for new energy vehicles.
Scandinavia's airline SAS cancelled at least 1.2K flights on Monday and Tuesday, as pilots' strike disrupting passengers' travel plans entered the third day on Sunday.
The US President Donald Trump stated that Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told him that Japan is investing $40B in new car plants in the United States.
China's courier major SF Holding saw a 16.68% yearly growth in revenues totalling $3.57B from the company's express delivery business in the Q1.
Apple rolled out its new features designed to limit and track screen time and started to limit or remove some of third-party applications, which monitor screen time.
3M, the Scotch tape and Post-It notes maker, announced that it was cutting 2K jobs over the world amid weak sales during the last quarter and darkening outlook.
Russia's corporate profits increased strongly year-over-year in the beginning of 2019, raising to $38B in February, the latest data revealed.
Iran traded 4.49M tons of $2.66b worth non-oil commodities with countries of Eastern Europe over the 11 months to February, the report showed.
CITS, the Chinese leading tour operator, reported that its business revenue grew 66.21% to nearly $6.98B in the year of 2018, while net profit rose 22.29% from the prior year.
Santos, the Australian independent gas producer, reported record-high production in the Q1 and the second-biggest quarterly revenue of $1.02B.
Image-sharing platform Pinterest is expected to launch on the NYSE, with 75K shares to be offered in the company's initial public offering.