On Monday, the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that he would make the final decision on whether to ban or limit the use of equipment made by Huawei in the 5G network in the United Kingdom.
General Motors is set to invest $2.2B in the Detroit-Hamtramck assembly factory to manufacture sport utility vehicles and electric trucks, in the company's move that would add 2,2K jobs, the US largest carmaker announced on Monday.
The online mattress retailer Casper Sleep Inc, whose investors include rapper 50 Cent and actor Leonardo DiCaprio, is expecting the valuation for its initial public offering to be lower the roughly $1B it announced in the previous funding round.
Mexico's retail sales grew 1.7% in November, the strongest rise since 2016, supporting the country's struggling economy, official data revealed.
France's jobless rate declined 1.7% quarter-on-quarter to 3.3M people in the Q4, suggesting some relief to government being under pressure from strikes.
On Monday, Sprint Corp reported it had lost less-than-expected paid mobile phone subscribers in the Q3, driven by cheaper plans before the company's merger with its larger competitor T-Mobile US.
EU antitrust regulators are set to rule by February 28 whether to grant approval for the United Technologies and US contractor Raytheon's bid to establish a $121B aerospace and defence giant.
The director of the Czech telecoms regulator has stepped down from his role due to government changes to the scheduled auction of the 5G telecoms networks frequencies, claiming they risked delaying the technology roll-out.
Rivian, the electric vehicle start-up, has presented its SUV and pickup truck at the Bay Arena event in San Francisco, saying its vehicle prices, when unveiled, would be lower than initially announced.
Taurus Armas SA, the Brazilian gunmaker, has clinched a joint venture with Jindal Group, the Indian steelmaker, seeking to lunch guns production and sale in India, a securities filing showed on Monday.
Nissan's chief engineer is set for a meeting with his counterpart at Renault in Japan later this week, as the automakers aim to revive the projects crucial to their alliance that was left reeling by the ex-CEO Carlos Ghosn's affair.
WeWork has inked a deal with the gym membership app firm Gympass to provide its 250 employees with space in New York, in the latest move by the majority holder SoftBank Group to buoy its business.
Nestle, the Swiss food giant, has acquired Allergan's Zenpep unit, as it seeks to expand in medical nutrition business, Reuters reported on Monday, while the financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Crude oil prices fell by $1.30 or 2.4% by Monday morning, reaching $52.89 a barrel, amid fears over spreading the coronavirus around the world.
The Trade and Industry Minister of Singapore Chan Chun Sing stated on Monday that the coronavirus epidemic would inevitably affect China's economic performance this year.
Stephen Barclay, the UK Brexit Secretary, said on Sunday that the United Kingdom would set out its objectives about the EU trade deal in February.
Confidence among UK's businesses accelerated after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's big election win in December.
India and Brazil signed 15 agreements to boost mutual cooperation in various areas during a visit of the Brazilian President Jair Messias Bolsonaro to New Delhi.
The suspension of oil exports from Libya due to a closure of ports has resulted in a loss of $250M, Libya's state-owned National Oil Corporation reports.
Egypt plans to spend $190M to improve road infrastructure and conditions, the Egyptian Finance Minister Mohamed Maait says.
France is committed to support the economy of Lebanon on condition that the country implements economic reforms, the French President Emmanuel Macron says.
Cambodia exported 282,071 tons of rubber in 2019, an increase of 30% from the previous year, a report published by the Agriculture Ministry shows.
The US President Donald Trump signed a bill to raise tariffs on derivative steel imports by an additional 25% to prevent circumvention of the existing duties on steel imports.
China's Tibet Autonomous Region wants to increase income of farmers and herders by 20% in 2020, the regional human resources and social security department reports.