Party leaders set to conclude reform talks on Monday
The leaders of Greece’s three coalition parties are due to meet with Prime Minister Lucas Papademos on Monday afternoon with the aim of concluding an agreement on further reforms and austerity measures that will secure more funding from the eurozone and the International Monetary Fund.

Korea Exchange decides not to suspend trading of Hanwha shares
Korea Exchange, the country's bourse operator, announced on Sunday it has normalized the trading of Hanwha Corp shares after deciding not to subject the company to a delisting review in connection with the ongoing probe into alleged embezzlement.

Dubai’s Shares Rise to 5-Month High on Bets Investors Accumulating Arabtec
Dubai’s shares rose to the highest in almost five months, led by Arabtec Holding PJSC (ARTC) , amid speculation investors are accumulating the company’s stock on bets it will benefit from regional infrastructure spending.

Greece makes last-gasp effort to secure IMF 130billion euro bailout deal... or face going bankrupt and taking single ...
Greece will today make a last-ditch attempt to stave off bankruptcy, which would send the eurozone into economic chaos and could ultimately bring down the single currency.

Windows Phone 8 details leak
Deep integration with Windows 8 and SkyDrive, NFC support, and variable screen sizes for mobile devices are among the wealth of new features coming to the next version of Windows Phone, including according to two online reports.