On Monday, representatives of the Canadian Alberta province urged the Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to pressure the US President Joe Biden in regards to the Keystone XL pipeline.
The CEO of Couche-Tard Brian Hannasch revealed that the company would renew its bid for Carrefour, if the French government would allow an acquisition.
On Monday, the Canadian government announced that it would lift the Boeing 737 MAX flight ban starting from January 20.
During Monday's trading hours, crude oil prices slightly declined, as the US Dollar gained value and decreased all commodity prices.
BlackRock sold a significant part of its stake in China Telecom for $200M, as the company became a subject to a recent ban on the US investment.
BMW stated that it seeks a 50% rise in sales of fully-electric cars this in 2021, aiming to comply with CO2 emissions targets and chase market leader Tesla.
Reliance Industries announced plans to embed the company's e-commerce application JioMart into WhatsApp within the following six months.
Total paid $2.5B for the share in India's renewable energy company AGEL and solar power assets portfolio.
On Monday, Disneyland Paris stated it had delayed the reopening to April 1 amid the resurgence of the COVID-19 cases.
AT&T is planning to reduce its Slovakia workforce as the coronavirus pandemic hurt customer demand, while unions expect 10% of job positions to be affected.
On Monday, Vietnam has granted a licence to Foxconn Technology's unit to establish a $270M worth plant to develop tablets and laptops, according to the Vietnamese government's statement.
Amazon is planning the opening of two new logistics hubs in Italy in 2021, making an investment worth over €230M, the world's biggest online retailer announced on Monday.
Stellantis shares surged 7.5% on their debut on Monday, following the creation of the world's fourth-biggest automaker was this weekend with the $48B merger deal completion between PSA and Fiat Chrysler.
The US President-elect Joe Biden may cancel the $9B Keystone XL pipeline project's permit as early as his first day in the office, Reuters reported on Monday, citing sources close to the matter.
Southeast Asia's food delivery and ride-hailing giant Grab is considering an initial public offering in the United States in 2021, Reuters reported on Monday.
On Monday, Jay Y. Lee, the vice chairman of Samsung Electronics, has been sentenced to 30-month prison term in the bribery trial, sending the company's shares down as much as 3.4% on the news.
On Monday, Tesla stated it had launched a delivery of its Model Y, the Shanghai-made sports utility vehicle, to the Chinese customers.
On Sunday, Jordan's FM Mohamad Al Ississ said that a rebound in the country's economic growth to an outlook 2.5% this year depends on the idea of extended economic activity without imposing a lockdown.
The Prime Minister of Italy Giuseppe Conte struggled to build majority in the Italian Senate after the former PM Matteo Renzi withdrew his Italia Viva Party from Italy's ruling coalition.
On Sunday, the Israeli Finance Ministry announced that the country's economy is likely to edge higher by 4.6% in 2021.
On Sunday, the Austrian government extended the coronavirus lockdown until February, hoping to get new infection rates down to 50 per 100K residents over a seven-day period.
On Sunday, the Finance Minister of Jordan Mohammad Al Issis stated that the economy of Jordan could grow 2.5% in 2021.
The Foreign Minister of Iran Javad Zarif stated on Sunday that the French claims that Iran was building up nuclear weapons were nonsense.
On Sunday, the Foreign Minister of the United Kingdom Dominic Raab stated Britain should not offer free trade to countries that are abusers of human rights.