A UN Human Rights Committee on Monday announced that the ex-president of Maldives must be allowed to run in the next presidential election.
The Italian Industry Minister Carlo Calenda called Vivendi an "awful" investor for Telecom Italia, as the phone group had already lost a quarter of the market value since Vivendi took a stake in 2015.
According to the Russian Deputy Minister Sergei Ryabkov, Moscow is not planning to postpone adopting legislation that could restrict or ban the US imports in retaliation to new Washington's sanctions.
Swiss staffing firm Adecco Group is acquiring General Assembly, the US technology education provider, in a deal worth $412.5M, the company announced on Monday.
The private equity firms Charlesbank and Partners Group are getting closer to their acquisition deal of the US contract manufacturer Hearthside Food Solutions worth over $2.4B, including debt.
On Monday, the London-listed pharmaceuticals firm Shire announced it would sell its oncology business to France's drug maker Servier for $2.4B.
According to the US Federal Food & Drug Administration, about 207M eggs from the North Carolina's farm were recalled in the nine US states, following 22 incidents with people falling in.
On Sunday, Britain's Prince Harry was appointed as the Commonwealth youth ambassador by Queen Elizabeth to encourage young folks to use the network.
The Australian investment company Ellerston Capital has bought a 5.1% stake in the New Zealand's biggest construction firm Fletcher Building, sending the builder's shares up 2.52% to NZ$6.50.
The former Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi stated on Monday that the current leader Shinzo Abe would likely resign in June amid suspected cronyism rows and cover-ups.
American Airlines resumed its flying operations over the Russian airspace on Sunday after one-day halt amid its monitoring of the "global geopolitical issues".
On Sunday, the US Vice President Mike Pence's new National Security aide stepped down, two days after the official appointment, following the White House's "behind-the-scenes" argument that hit the headlines.
Goldman Sachs Group bought Clarity Money, a free application for managing personal finances, in a bid to boost the company's Marcus online lending activities.
Payments firm Visa stated that the UK consumers cut spending by the most in the five-year period in early 2018, as ongoing squeeze on budgets and heavy snowfalls to hit retailers.
Meilishuo, the Tencent-backed fashion application, was in negotiations about the US initial public offering, targeting a $4B initial valuation.
China and Japan held high-level economic talks for the first time in eight years in the context of the trade war between the US and China.
The federal government is set to talk with Kinder Morgan Canada about possible aid to the company.
The US ambassador to the UN announced on Sunday that the US are preparing new sanctions to be put on Russian Federation.
On Sunday Guggenheim Partners announced that they are fully cooperating with the SEC investigation of one of its subsidiaries.
The leaders of the Arab League called on Sunday for an international investigation of the Syrian chemical attack.
On Sunday various lawmakers, business leaders and celebrities launched the campaign to have a final vote of the people on the Brexit deal.
On Sunday near 350,000 protestors filled the streets of Barcelona in support of the jailed Catalan leader.
The authorities of the Philippines have banned entry to the country to a EU Socialist Party official, who criticised Duterte.
Tens of thousands gathered in Slovakia to demand the resignation of the officials, which are connected with the investigation of Jan Kuciak.