Nike Inc stated that it is set to raise wages for nearly 7.5K employees, following a global review of pay, two months after the company concluded a probe into workplace behaviour resulting in the top executives' departure.
Alphabet revealed that expenses from the company's Google search business expanded more slowly in the Q2, while revenue grew more steeply than anticipated, pushing shares up 3.6% after hours.
The US President Donald Trump spoke warmly of Mexican incoming president, saying he anticipated to get something worked out on NAFTA, while a top Mexico's official stated that there was scope to revive the trade negotiations this week.
Japan's manufacturing activity grew at the weakest pace in 1-1/2 years this month, a preliminary survey revealed, in a sign that an intensifying trade war started to put the brakes on major economies.
According to the Bank of England, the renewed RTGS payments system would be able to engage with fintech firms which are using blockchain, thus boosting innovation.
US stocks strengthened on Monday, as higher 10-year bond yields had positive effect on company financials.
Wren House, a UK-based infrastructure arm of the sovereign wealth fund Kuwait Investment Authority, agreed to buy North Sea Midstream Partners without disclosing financial terms.
Shares of the US restaurant franchise company Papa John's International fell 8% on Monday after it announced an implementation of the ‘poison pill' stock dilution.
The French water and waste company Veolia has appointed Claude Laruelle as its new Chief Financial Officer.
The Deputy Governor of the Bank of England Ben Broadbent said changes in interest rates would be the bank's main policy tool when it started selling its QE assets worth £435M.
According to the China Automobile Dealers Association, the Chinese market for used cars will continue to expand in 2018 with estimated 15M vehicles being sold throughout the year.
The US-based oil and gas company Exxon Mobil Corporation is set to release its financial results for the second quarter of 2018 on July 27.
The US-based toy and board game company Hasbro Inc has reported a 7% decrease in its net revenue to $904.5M in Q2Y2018, affected by the liquidation of Toys ‘R' Us.
The Conference Board's Leading Economic Index for Australia, which is based on seven economic indicators, rose by 0.1% month-on-month in May, similarly to the preceding month.
The telecommunications company Ericsson has announced cooperation with Singtel in order to launch the first 5G pilot network in Singapore by late 2018.
The Japanese 10Y bond yield rose to a six-month high on Monday in response to a Reuters report that the Bank of Japan might be considering ending its massive monetary stimulus.
The merger talks between the US software firm Verint Systems' security division and the Israeli cyber surveillance company NSO Group worth $1.0B have terminated with no deal being reached, sources reported on Monday.
On Monday, shares in Tesla dropped more than 4% after the report that the company asked some of its suppliers for the previously made payments' refunds, as it seeks to turn profit.
The joint venture of Canada's car supplier Magna International and China's carmaker BAIC Group is likely to produce vehicles for the ride-hailing titan Didi Chuxing and China's e-car start-up Singulato Motors.
The US private equity company Blackstone Group has won the EU antitrust approval to purchase a controlling stake in the Thomson Reuters' Financial & Risk unit, the EU Commission stated on Monday.
KPMG UK on Monday revealed that the company has named Mary O'Connor as the new chief risk officer of the company.
The audit firm PWC UK has named Sarah Isted as the head of financial services risk and regulation.
The Israeli online payment firm PayU agreed to acquire the Tel-Aviv-based payment tech company Zooz, its Chief Executive Officer Oren Levy announced on Monday.
The President of China Xi Jinping has made a proposal to Sri Lanka to provide with a fresh grant of $295M, amid Beijing's planned influence expansion in the small island country.