Nvidia cut the company's revenue estimate for the fourth quarter half a billion dollars due to weak demand for gaming chips in China and weaker-than-expected data centre sales, sending shares 15% down.
Caterpillar reported quarterly profit, which widely missed estimates of the Wall Street, affected by softening demand in China and higher freight and manufacturing costs, sending shares 8% down.
Bulgaria was on track to join the Euro zone, Vladislav Goranov, the Finance Minister, stated, adding that and the Balkan country may adopt the Euro in January 2022.
The Prime Minister of Greece Alexis Tsipras announced plans to raise the standard minimum wage nearly 11% percent, the first increase since the country's crisis erupted a decade ago.
Dropbox, the data storage and sharing company, stated on Monday it would acquire the electronic signature firm HelloSign in an all-cash deal worth $230M, seeking to expand its workflow-related products portfolio.
On Monday, Canada's energy firm announced it would sell 51% stake in the British Columbia's hydroelectric plant Waneta Expansion to Columbia Basin Trust and Columbia Power for around C$1.0B.
On Monday, Stock Spirits' key shareholder has called for the company's Chairman removal, raising questions about the vodka maker's growth prospects.
Germany's Lufthansa stated on Monday it had held talks over acquiring a controlling stake in the Italian carrier Alitalia, adding it would seek for the company's full takeover in the future.
On Monday, Finland's Soliudium investment arm stated it had increased its stakes in the country's crane maker Konecranes and the telecom equipment developer Nokia, to 7.4% and 3.7% respectively.
Flybee Group's largest shareholder is calling for the firm's Chairman Simon Laffin removal, as well as an investigation launch over the cut-price sale to the consortium agreed earlier this month.
Medco, Indonesia's gas and oil group, has received an extension until January 31 for its Ophir Energy takeover bid to make the final proposal.
On Monday, Entegris, the specialty chemicals maker, stated it would acquire its competitor Versum Materials in a deal valued at around $4.0B, which would serve the semi-conductor industry.
The Canadian autoworkers union of General Motors called on the US and Canada consumers to stop purchasing the carmaker's vehicles made in Mexico.
on Monday, Nissan Motor stated it had cooperated with SEC inquiry after Japan's carmaker itself faced scrutiny into the financial scandal, blaming its Chairman Carlos Ghosn for a financial misconduct.
Britain's largest supermarket chain Tesco stated it might trim thousands of job positions by shutting down in-store fish, meat and delicatessen counters, according to the Mail newspaper report.
On Monday, Australia's Qantas Airways state its customers requested some in-flight innovations, like virtual reality relaxation or exercise bikes, for 20-hour-long flights from the country's capital to London.
On Monday, China's film ticketing platform Maoyan Entertainment has priced its initial public offering in Hong Kong at the bottom of its indicative range, raising $250M according to Reuters.
Siemens and Alstom have confirmed new concessions on their rail merger, as they seek to meet antitrust demands and receive an approval from the EU Commission.
On Monday, CEVA Logistics shareholders rejected a $1.67B takeover bid from the French CMA CGM, saying it had undervalued the Swiss shipper.
Serbia's AIK bank is preparing a new offer for all of Slovenian Gorenjska Banka in the next 30 days, AIK stated on Saturday, not disclosing financial terms of the bid; however last year it had offered €298 for Gorenjska's share, potentially valuing the whole bank at €115.6M.
The US buyout groups Centerbridge and Cerberus teamed up on acquiring a minority stake in Germany's NordLB public sector lender this Saturday, according to Reuters.
China Three Gorges has terminated talks with the EU regulators on the proposed $10.3B takeover of EDP-Energia de Portugal amid concerns the deal could make any progress.
Austria's OMV and Italy's Eni agreed to acquire a combined $5.8B stake in ADNOC's refining business unit to form new trading operation held by the three companies.
Thyssenkrupp's CEO stated the German company had no intention for its elevator business sale, adding that its current plan on splitting the firm would sufficiently bolster its capital and equity base.