Elbit Systems, the Israeli defense electronics company, announced it won a $112M deal from Asia-Pacific country, which allows it to supply the advanced airborne intelligence systems.
On Monday, RPC Group stated it had halted the takeover talks with Bain Capital and extended the deadline for Apollo Global Management until December 21 to make a firm proposal or walk away.
A little-known asset management firm made an unsolicited $1.8B takeover bid for GrainCorp, Australia's biggest bulk grain handler, the company announced on Monday, adding its shares soared almost a third higher.
Deutsche Bank's Chief Executive dismissed any speculation about a potential takeover, after the bank's shares dropped to the record-low on Friday amid the money laundering scandal it had been involved in.
According to Germany's Bild am Sonntag weekly newspaper, a few European countries are set to impose vehicle recalls by automakers, such as Nissan, Renault and Suzuki, over cheating on diesel emissions.
Qualcomm, the US smartphone chip manufacturer, stated on Monday it had seen no prospect for the NXP Semiconductors acquisition, as the deadline for the transaction expired before the US and China leaders' comments on its approval.
Japan's manufacturing activity expanded at the slowest pace in more than a year in November, as increase in new orders weakened, in a warning sign that economic expansion could be subdued in the Q4.
Calastone, the investment funds transaction network, stated that it is set to shift the entire system to blockchain next year, in a move that is likely to slash costs for the sector.
Japan's corporate capital expenditure increased for an eighth quarter in succession in July-September, though the growth slowed markedly, raising doubts over the strength of business activity due to global trade frictions.
The Chinese factory activity grew modestly in November, while new export orders kept declining in a further blow to the sector hurt by the Sino-US trade conflict.
The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday that Amazon is testing the company's cashierless technology for larger stores in Seattle.
On Sunday, the Oil Minister of Oman Mohammed bin Hamad announced that he believes that there is consensus favouring output cuts among oil producing countries.
On the first day in office, the President of Mexico Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador announced a plan to end violence in the country with a renewed national guard.
On Sunday, it was announced by the White House that the US President intends to give formal notice about the termination of NAFTA in the near future to the US Congress.
On Sunday, it was revealed that most likely the US House of Congress Judiciary Committee will postpone the hearing of the Google CEO. It will occur due to the state funeral of ex-President Bush.
During the G20 summit on Sunday a statement released by the US and China revealed that China has agreed upon buying agricultural, industrial and energy products from the United States.
The United States and China have agreed at the G20 summit that there will no tariff increases from both sides during the next 90 days. During the period a trade agreement will be negotiated.
During the G20 meeting in Argentina on Sunday the leaders of the United States and China made an agreement to not escalate tariffs on the first of January.
On Sunday, it was announced that Nexstar have secured a $4.1 billion deal to acquire Tribune Media. The deal will make Nexstar the largest regional US TV station operator.
As riots raged on Sunday in the central part of Paris, the President of France met with his security chiefs for a discussion. Although, the ministers denied that the meeting was about the riots.
The Development Minister of Germany Gerd Mueller announced on Sunday that he is seeking a way to attract more private fund investment to Africa. The announcement comes at a time when Chinese government is investing heavily in Africa.
It was announced by Reuters on Sunday that Germany is preparing to unveil a new initiative at the next week's UN climate talks.
Delegates from 200 nation started two weeks of talks aimed to tackle political divisions at the UN meeting over global warming.
Saudis and non-OPEC producer Colombia announced plans to strengthen energy cooperation, the Energy Minister of Saudi Arabia Khalid al-Falih stated.