The US President Donald Trump reported on Monday that the US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross would call on the EU to lower trade barriers.
On Monday, Harvey Schwartz announced his would retire from Goldman Sachs on April 20, raising the chances of his co-Chief Operating Officer David Solomon to become the CEO Lloyd Blankfein's successor.
According to TASS news agency, South Korea's Security Chief Chung Eui-yong is set to travel to Russia this week and will hold a meeting with the country's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
Tesla has temporarily suspended its Model 3 electric car production, starting from the February's end, amid the scheduled upgrade of equipment, as it seeks to improve automation and raise production rates.
On Monday, South Korean stock exchange stated it would halt trading in Samsung Electronics for three days ahead of the stock's split, adding the dates would be announced by the company.
On Monday, Indian aviation regulator urged for an immediate grounding of 11 Airbus A320neo jets, operated by GoAir and IndiGo, and fitted with the engines by Pratt & Whitney.
On Monday, the data-sharing business Dropbox filed for an IPO of 36M shares, valuing the company at more than $7B.
Britain is confident on winning the transition deal with the European Union after the Brexit as the bloc's summit that will take place later this month.
On Monday, the Chinese Agricultural Bank stated it would raise up to $15.8B in the largest A-share private placement via listed commercial bank in China.
The US State Secretary Rex Tillerson had to cut short his Africa trip and return to Washington one day earlier than planned amid urgent work.
On Monday, the European Union stated it decided to extend sanctions against Russia for six months that had been imposed over the Crimea annexation and backing rebels in the Eastern Ukraine.
Amazon.com video service considers expansion of the Indian regional content amid competition with a local and global players' host for a larger share of the online streaming market.
The new Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan is reforming the drugmaker's leadership, following the Operations President Andre Wyss's exit, while three other chairmen got the executive committee seats.
According to Roland Berger consultancy, the power companies can raise their efficiency with the help of artificial intelligence technology to control home appliances or predict power grid's demand swings.
Saudi Aramco has informed its British counterparts that the oil giant's initial public offering most likely to be postponed until 2019 instead of the previously scheduled 2018-end.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the executive chairman of the US chemicals producer DowDuPont Andrew Liveris is set to leave his post on April 1 and will be replaced by the company's co-lead director Jeff Fetting.
Speaking at a party congress in Lille, France's far-right politician Marine Le Pen said she wanted her National Front party to be renamed "National Rally".
The leader of Roman Catholics Pope Francis has expressed his concern over fear dictating national policies across the world.
On Monday, Australia's steel and aluminium producers stated that the country's exports would benefit from US tariff exemptions.
At his inauguration ceremony, the newly-elected Chilean President Sebastian Pinera promised to put an end to the state's economic "stagnation".
Companies in the UK and EU would face an extra £58B in yearly costs in case of no-deal Brexit, as the British vast financial sector is likely to be the heaviest-hit industry.
Deustche Bank stated that the 2017 bonus pool is expected to be above €2B, as being the loss-making bank it seeks to keep staff during the main overhaul.
Japan's Ministry of Finance reported that its BSI Manufacturing Index dropped to 2.9 in the Q1 of 2018 from the prior quarter's 9.7, while analysts anticipated an increase to 10.3.
Official sources reported that Chris Liddell, the former CFO at Microsoft, could become the US President Donald Trump's top economic adviser.