On Monday, a third Senator of the United States announced that he opposes Judy Shelton's candidature for the post of the chairwoman of the US Federal Reserve.
Volkswagen announces on Monday that the company would roll out a new payments system for charging electric vehicles.
On Monday, crude oil price benchmarks surged by mora than two percent, as another effective coronavirus vaccine was announced.
During Monday's trading hours, the US Dollar's value remained firm despite news of a more effective coronavirus vaccine.
Nissan Motor considered selling a 34% stake in Mitsubishi Motor, Bloomberg reported, a move which would reshape an alliance that includes France's Renault.
Germany is set to extend its environmental subsidy for electric vehicles until 2025, government and auto industry sources said.
Home Depot stated that it is set to acquire HD Supply in an $8B valued deal, regaining control over the company after restructuring years ago.
The Nigerian consumer price index increased by 14.23% in October, compared to the same period the prior year, the National Bureau of Statistics reports.
The economy of Thailand contracted 6.4% in the third quarter of 2020, compared to the same period the prior year, data published by the National Economic and Social Development Council show.
The economy of Israel expanded 37.9% in the third quarter of the current year, compared to the previous quarter, the Central Bureau of Statistics reports.
On Monday, China's Didi Chuxing together with the EV maker BYD launched their customised D1 van model deemed for ride-hailing services, Didi's CEO Will Cheng announced.
Jay Clayton, the Chairman for the US Securities and Exchange Commission, will resign from his position by the 2020-year-end, according to the New York Times report published on Monday.
Moderna announced on Monday its experimental anti-coronavirus vaccine is 94.5% effective, according to a late-stage trial's interim data, with the company's shares rising 9.1% in premarket trading on the news.
Volkswagen has announced an investment worth €1.0B into its Slovak factory, including €500M to manufacture the next-generation Skoda Superb and VW Passay models.
During Monday's Asian and European trading hours, global stock prices surged, as China published better than expected economic recovery data.
On Monday, Saudi Aramco announced it had hired banks for its planned multi-tranche US dollar-denominated bond issuance amid the oil giant's intention to attract cash due to lower oil prices.
On Monday, PNC Financial Services Group stated it would acquire the US banking arm of Spain's lender BBVA in a cash-deal valued at $11.6B, further consolidating the banking sector in the United States.
Walmart is selling the majority stake it owns in Seiyu, the Japanese supermarket chain, in a deal worth over $1B to investment company KKR and the e-commerce firm Rakuten.
According to data released on Monday by the National Economic and Social Development Council, Thailand's GDP declined by 6.4% in the third quarter.
According to industry records seen by Reuters, Innovative Medicines Canada, the industry's lobby group in Canada, has offered the Canadian government C$1B to drop some pending pricing regulations.
On Sunday, Ron Klain, the chief of staff to the US President-elect Joe Biden, urged the US Congress to pass new COVID-19 relief package.
On Sunday, Manuel Merino, the Peruvian interim President, has resigned after a night of demonstrations that left two people dead and dozens injured.
According to the Macroeconomic Policy Institute, the risk of Germany of falling into recession this winter had slightly increased, though remains quite low.
Top advisers of the US President-elect Joe Biden urged him on Sunday to take measures to contain the spread of coronavirus.