Business information provider S&P Global agreed to pay $44B in stock to acquire IHS Markit to expand as a data provider.
Facebook announced on Monday that it is set to buy Kustomer, the customer service startup, aiming to adds instruments to attract more sellers to its platforms.
Exports from Thailand declined 5.6% in October, compared to the same period the previous year, a report published by the Bank of Thailand shows.
Foreign debt of Belarus increased by 5.8% to $18.1B in January-October period, compared to the same period in 2019, data published by the Finance Ministry show.
The Finnish Finance Ministry revised its economic growth forecast upwards to 2.6% for 2021 and 1.7% for 2022, a statement published by the ministry shows.
On Monday, the CEO of Tokyo Stock Exchange Koichiro Miyahara stepped down from his post due to the last month's tech issues.
Reuters revealed on Monday that OPEC+ country representatives were gathering on Monday to discuss an extension of oil production cuts.
During Monday's Italian trading hours, the stock price for UniCredit plummeted by 4.5%, as rumours of change in top management appeared.
On Monday, as stock exchanges began to close down in Asia, stock indices booked a record month of gains, which was caused by the announcement of coronavirus vaccines.
During Monday's European trading hours, the value of the US Dollar reached a two and a half year low level.
S&P Global is nearing its mega deal to acquire IHS Markit that will create a heavyweight in the competitive financial information market.
China has granted its green light to Tesla to launch sales of its Shanghai-manufactured Model Y SUVs in China, Reuters reported on Monday.
As reported by the New York Times on Sunday, the US President-elect Joe Biden has named Brian Deese as the director of National Economic Council.
According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, China's manufacturing Purchasing Manager's Index rose to 52.1 in November, the highest PMI reading since September 2017.
On Sunday, Germany's trade union Verdi called on Amazon's workers at the German warehouse to strike again, as part of a long-running campaign for better pay and conditions.
According to a source with knowledge of the matter, the Israeli Finance Ministry would present the 2021 budget to the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu on November 30.
Claudia Buch, Bundesbank's Vice President, stated on Sunday that German banks have enough funds to survive crisis and called to temporary stop dividend payouts.
On Sunday, the White House top adviser Jared Kushner stared a visit to Saudi Arabia and Qatar to discuss multiple regional issues.
On Sunday, the trade union Verdi called on Amazon's German workers to go on another strike in a week with intention to disrupt the order processing following the discount shopping sales called "Black Friday" that took place on November 27.
On Sunday, Wisconsin's recount of the presidential ballots reconfirmed the win of the Democratic President-elect Joe Biden over the President Donald Trump in the US elections.
Canada's government is planning to add additional C$691M to support dairy, egg and poultry local farmers, while also cut the payment timeline promised to the country's dairy farmers in 2019.
China is set to release outbound investment schemes to new regions, seeking to meet the asset allocation needs of onshore investors, according to a Xinhua report published on Sunday.
The US NHTSA launched an official inquiry into 115K Tesla cars over suspension safety issue, covering Model S and Model X vehicles produced from 2015 till 2017.
Apple requested Foxconn to move some MacBook and iPad production from China to Vietnam, seeking to minimise the US-Sino trade war's impact.