The Chinese largest carmaker Geely is expecting its sales growth to be sluggish this year, as China's vehicle market struggles from economic slowdown and cautious consumers.
On Monday, the US steel producer Nucor stated it would set up a plate mill worth around $1.35B in the US Midwest, gaining the federal tax cuts advantage that brought significant incomes to several firms.
On Monday, the US Foreign Ministry stated that China had a "good faith" to cooperate with Washington to resolve their trade issues, as two countries revived talks over the dispute end.
Eli Lilly is set to acquire Loxo Oncology for around $8.0B in cash, purchasing into the targeted medicines portfolio to help treating cancers caused by gene mutations.
On Monday, the Middle East CEO of Savills stated that the residential prices on real estate in Dubai are expected to plunge by up to 10% in the current year, weakened by lower oil prices and strong dollar.
According to the EY consultancy, assets valued at about £800B are moved from the UK to European Union's new financial hubs due to Brexit.
On Monday, Chinese officials expressed what they called good faith to the US, as the US and Chinese trade talks resumed.
On Monday, Crude Oil price benchmarks surged by two percent. Financial media affiliated the surge to an OPEC production cut. Although, note that tensions were rising in Nigerian oil fields where militant groups had attacked oil production facilities.
The pioneering Southwest Airlines' co-founder Herb Kelleher passed away last week at the age of 87, the US low-cost carrier announced.
The US employment growth likely increased by 312K jobs in December with the wages seen to have risen solidly by 0.4%, compared to the preceding month's reading of 0.2%.
On Sunday, Samsung Electronics announced it would add a new tool to its smart TVs in the near future to allow its owners to watch shows bought on Apple's iTunes service, as two companies had clinched a deal.
Lawyers of the former Nissan Motor's Chairman Carlos Ghosn will give news conference this Tuesday in their first public public appearance, the FCCJ announced on Monday.
The new policies at banning China's access to the US innovation imposed by the Trump Administration have halted the investment into American start-ups, facing tightening scrutiny from Washington.
Healthcare companies Regeneron and Sanofi have reorganised their immuno-oncology deal, making Sanofi to pay about $582M to its US partner.
Healius, Australia's medical centre operator, rejected a $1.21B buyout approach on Monday from the Chinese firm Jangho Group, saying the bid undervalued the company.
Tesla is set to launch construction of its Gigafactory in Shanghai on Monday, seeking to start making the company's Model 3 electric cars by the end of this year, the CEO Elon Musk announced.
On Monday, Huawei Technologies has launched a new server chipset, as China pushes to boost the firm's chip-making capabilities and cut its reliance on imports from such countries as the United States.
David Rhodes, the CBS News President, is planning to step down and will be replaced by the senior executive producer Susan Zirinsky, starting March 1, the company reported on Monday, still remaining in the media firm as a senior adviser to the CBS CEO Joe Ianniello.
Takeda Pharmaceutical is not planning a sale of its over-the-counter drug business, despite a pressure to boost the company's finances, as it is nearing a $59B takeover of Shire, firm's CEO stated on Monday.
Starboard Value, the activist investor, has bought a 1.7 stake worth $370M in the discount retailer Dollar Tree, seeking the store operator to sell the Family Dollar business.
Samsung Electronics is expected to post the first drop in operating profit for the quarter in two years due to slowing China's economic growth, the key market for the company, eroding demand for its products.
More than three-quarters of the UK manufacturers anticipated border delays after Brexit to be the risk for the business, a survey revealed.
Growth in the Japanese services sector decreased in December to the weakest in three months amid some reduction of growth momentum in creating new business at the 2018 year, a private
Israeli diamond exports dropped 1.3% in 2018 to $6.73B compared with 2017, according to the state's Ministry of Economy's report.