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Caterpillar lays off 120 in Texas as trade war saps growth

Caterpillar Inc has laid off 120 temporary workers at a plant in Texas following its decision to reduce production hit by U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war with China.

ArcelorMittal to hand Ilva plant back to Italian state over legal row

ArcelorMittal said on Monday it was withdrawing from a deal to buy struggling Italian steelmaker Ilva after Rome reneged on a promise to give it immunity from prosecution over its heavily polluting plant.

Wall St. extends recent gains on trade deal optimism

U.S. stocks rose on Monday, hitting record highs again on hopes of a U.S.-China trade deal and an improving domestic economy.

Global stocks rise on trade hopes, dollar gains on risk appetite

The dollar strengthened and global stock markets rallied on Monday on signs the United States and China are nearing the end of a damaging trade war as well as indications the world economy may yet dodge a recession.

Oil rises on U.S.-China hopes and improved outlook

Oil prices rose on Monday, buoyed by an improved outlook for crude demand as better-than-expected U.S. jobs growth added to market hopes a preliminary U.S.-China trade deal would be reached this month.

Under Armour cuts revenue forecast; federal probe weighs on shares

Under Armour Inc on Monday cut its forecast for annual revenue for a second time this year, the latest sign of problems for the sportswear maker that is facing a federal probe into its accounting practices.

ArcelorMittal's withdrawal from Ilva deal over legal shield is an alibi: minister

Italy's industry minister called the decision by AcelorMittal to withdraw from a deal to buy Italian steelmaker Ilva on the grounds Rome had lifted immunity from prosecution over pollution issues "an alibi".

Boeing's MAX likely to return to European service in first-quarter: regulator

Boeing's grounded 737 MAX airliner is likely to return to service in Europe during the first quarter of 2020, the head of the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) said on Monday.

Resurgent Boeing 737 MAX could trigger jet surplus, analyst warns

Airlines that have been forced to rejig operations due to the grounding of the 737 MAX could face a markedly different problem when Boeing Co's best-selling jet is finally cleared to re-enter service: a gradual switch to concerns about oversupply, a leading analyst warned on Monday.

U.S. banks keep business loan standards steady in third-quarter

Loan officers at U.S. banks reported keeping lending standards for business loans mostly unchanged in the third quarter but they tightened the terms for commercial real estate loans, a Federal Reserve survey showed on Monday.

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