On Monday, the world's biggest asset manager BlackRock has disclosed a 5% stake in New Zealand's dairy unit a2 Milk Company.
Two more employees resigned from the Scotiabank's metal unit ScotiaMocatta, following the senior management's exodus, on the back of the radical restructuring.
Bank of America is seeking to raise the number of jobs to move from London to its new office in Paris before the Brexit, than it had been planned initially, sources familiar with the plans reported.
Amazon.com is planning to create more than 2.5K permanent job positions in Britain this year, bringing its UK workforce to about 28K, the US retail giant said.
The Australian firm Tabcorp Holdings is in talks with News UK over leaving Sun Bets, the underperforming gaming and wagering joint venture.
Google is likely to face the second antitrust fine from the European Union in July over the Android case, as the tech giant has been using the dominant mobile operating system to drive out rivals.
The British lawmakers have lost confidence in the TSB CEO Paul Pester due to the IT crisis that hit the bank, following the board's full support before the tipping point.
French farmers have started a blockade late on Sunday of fuel depots and oil refineries due to Total's plans to use the palm oil imports at a biofuel factory, raising their discontent over the unfair competition.
Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel stated on Sunday that Europe would impose counter-measures against the US tariffs on aluminium and steel, after Canada made the same move against the President Donald Trump's decision.
Contract manufacturer Foxconn stated that it was investigating a factory in China making devices for Amazon.com, as the US watchdog reported harsh conditions for work at the plant.
The government of Israel raised the country's economic expansion estimate to 3.5% this year and 3.4% next year, citing strengthening exports, private spending and capacity growth at Intel's plant.
Japan's core machinery orders marked a 10.1% increase in April, surpassing market expectations for a 2.5% rise and following 3.9% drop in the previous month.
The volume of manufacturing sales in New Zealand grew 0.6% in the first quarter, following a downwardly revised 2.6% increase in the prior quarter, Statistics New Zealand stated.
Inmarsat, the British satellite company, has rejected a takeover bid from the US satellite provider EchoStar, as the board considered it had undervalued the UK company.
Thyssenkrupp had been thinking over to sell its shipbuilding subsidiary Marine Systems in the past, the unit's management stated on Sunday.
KKR & Co, the private equity group, is moving towards a deal to acquire Envision Healthcare, the US physician provider, for around $5.5B or $46 per share, sources familiar with the matter said on Sunday.
Apax Partners, the London-based private equity group, stated on Sunday it would likely to bid for the British vehicle auctioneers BCA Marketplace.
Australia's government has formed a security task force with intention to guard the elections against cyber attacks and other interference, it said on Sunday.
Shares in Italy's fiber-optic network firm Retelit fell 4.6%, as the government have been exercising the "golden powers" on a firm deemed of the strategic national importance.
A British businessman Aaron Banks who bankrolled one major campaign for Brexit said on Sunday that his ties with Russia were deeper compared to what he had mentioned in past.
The Chinese technology corporation ZTE will have to close its business in the United States unless it does not get involved in one more wrong activity.
Policy tightening is just one day away, the world's leading central banks hope to impose confidence in international economic growth, despite threats of a trade conflict.
During a safety lockdown outside and inside Singapore's five-star hotel before North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrival on Sunday, just two media workers moved along the blockaded road.
The top White House economic adviser impeached Canada's PM of betraying President Donald Trump with his statements on the US trade policy, making the US leader to look weak.