Brazil needs to show progress on improving its inspections before the US would set any timeline to stop a ban on fresh Brazilian beef imports, the US agriculture secretary stated.
The US Federal Reserve announced that it is set to fine BNP Paribas and some of its subsidiaries in the US $246M for its unsaafe practices in Forex markets.
The United States made the first step in the renegotiation of NAFTA, emphasizing its top priority was diminishing the US trade deficit with Mexico and Canada.
According to Egypt's Foreign Minister, the country would terminate visa-free entry for Qataris, the latest and the major measures against Doha, which three Gulf states are boycotting.
World stocks' gauge hit a record high during the New York session, while MSCI Asia-Pacific shares reached a two-year high and copper prices rose to four-months high amid China's growth data.
According to a spokesman, the US TSA stated that the large electronics on-board ban on Saudi Arabian Airlines' passengers for the US-bounded flights had been lifted.
The Tesla driver who was involved in a car crash in Minnesota stated that the car's Autopilot system did not lead to the incident, since it was deactivated at the time of the crash.
Chinese GDP rose 6.9% in the second quarter of 2017, while analysts expected economy to expand by 6.8%, allowing policymakers to tackle major economic challenges.
Shares of Blue Apron Holdings Inc dropped 11% on Monday amid possible Amazon.com Inc's acquisition of Whole Foods Market Inc because of the fast expansion of meal-kit industry.
The UAE Foreign Minister Anwar Gargash has denied allegations of hacking into Qatari websites, which sparked a month-long diplomatic crackdown in Doha.
On Monday, the Netherlands opened a national monument in memory of 2014 Malaysia Airlines plane crash victims, where 298 people including 196 Dutch citizens were killed.
On Monday, a Vilnius court ruled that Evaldas Rimasauskas, who has been kept in custody since March over alleged involvement in a $100M e-mail fraud, must be extradited to the US.
The Empire State Manufacturing Index for the month of July dropped 10 points to come in at 9.8 after hitting its strongest level in over two years in the prior month.
Data released by Statistics Canada revealed international transactions in Canadian securities surged to $29.5B for the month of May from $10.6B in April.
According to the data released by Eurostat on Monday, the inflation rate in the 19-country bloc dipped to 1.3% over the month of June from 1.4% registered in the preceding month.
Qatar accused the United Arab Emirates of an alleged hack on the state news outlet and sparking a diplomatic crisis among Doha and its neighbours after the US officials unveiled such an information on Monday.
The world's giant asset manager BlackRock posted an 8.6% jump to $857M in its Q2 profit on Monday that rose on the back of the company's higher fees.
The European Union put sanctions on 16 Syrian military officials and scientists on Monday following the suspicion of their involvement in the chemical gas attack in April.
On Monday, a bomb blast planted by PKK militants hit Turkish military vehicle, leaving 17 soldiers wounded in the Southeast Turkey.
On Monday, China's online wealth management company Lufax stated it was eager to launch its first international platform in Singapore, trying to upstage neighbouring Hong Kong.
The Bank of New York Mellon appointed the former head of Visa Charles Scharf as its CEO on Monday following the replacement of Gerald Hassell, who would be serving as board's chairman until December 31.
Hong Kong's media firm Next Digital announced on Monday about its intention to sell its five magazines, including the flagship one, to a local entrepreneur for the price of $64.08M.
On Monday, a Jordanian soldier was sentenced to life in prison with hard labour for killing the US military trainers at the major air base in 2016.
The Supreme Court of Pakistan on Monday started the hearing, which will set the future of the Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.