Rakuten stated that it got an approval by the government for wireless operations, as Japan's e-commerce firm expands its operations into the market.
Samsung C&T, de facto holding firm of Samsung Group, was mulling raising of nearly $2.8B to buy a stake of 30% in Samsung Bioepis.
Ride-hailing business Uber announced that it agreed to buy JUMP Bikes, the electric cycle-sharing service, in a bid to provide an alternative to cars.
The new CEO of Deutsche Bank Christian Sewing has been revealed to be battling with coming up a new strategy for the bank, which has experienced three years of losses.
SandRidge Energy Corporation is preparing to evaluate various buyout offers. Among the offers is one from the top shareholder Carl Icahn.
On Monday oil prices continued to rise, as they were recovering from the Friday's decline. Some media accredited the recent moves to a US-China trade war scare.
The President of Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari has announced that he will run for re-election in the 2019 election.
The Governor of the Bank of Japan on Monday announced that the central bank will eventually have to normalize its ultra-easy monetary policy.
Hilton Worldwide Holding's stock is being bought heavily by China's HNA Tourism Group, which wants to acquire additional 63 million shares.
According to the TASS new outlet's report, the Foreign Minister for North Korea Ri Yong Ho has already arrived in Moscow this Monday for a scheduled visit.
On Monday, the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani stated that the US leader Donald Trump would regret dropping out of Iran's nuclear accord and vowing that Tehran would respond tougher than he might think.
According to the Chinese quality watchdog, Tesla is planning to recall 8,898 Model S cars in China from June 28 to replace bolts in the vehicles' power steering component.
China's facial recognition tech developer SenseTime signed a $600M funding round with Alibaba Group, bringing the company's value to about $4.5B.
According to sources familiar with the issue, Viacom asked CBS to raise its merger bid by nearly $2.8B or more, indicating the sufficient gap in the price expectations of the US media company.
The Chinese tech company Xiaomi is seeking its smartphone component suppliers to invest in India by setting up a base that could potentially bring about $2.5B of investment to the country and create 50K jobs.
Germany's seasonally adjusted exports posted their biggest drop of 3.2% in February since August 2015, according to the Federal Statistic Office data revealed on Monday.
On Sunday, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban won his third term in power on the back of a strong majority for Orban's party in the Parliament, following his anti-immigration campaign message.
The Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and the Governor for the Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda are set to meet on Monday, following the BoJ head's official reappointment for his next five-year term.
The cryptocurency company based in Dubai Alibabacoin Foundation has denied the trademark infringement allegations filed against it in the US lawsuit by China's retailer Alibaba Group Holding.
The Trump Administration confirmed on Sunday that Russia's government had not been behind the Arizona database hacks during the 2016 Presidential election in the United States.
According to the CEO Kasper Rorsted, Adidas is planning to close a number of its physical stores in the nearest future, as the company seeks to develop its e-commerce sales.
California's public utility regulator is planning to allow self-driving car firms to make passenger transportation without a back-up driver, despite the automotive industry faces scrutiny on safety concerns.
According to a US official, North Korea is eager to discuss the Korean peninsula's denuclearisation with the United States at the official meeting between Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump.
Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg is set to meet some US lawmakers this Monday, right ahead of the Congressional hearings over the private user data scandal.