The United States is home to nine of the world's top 10 business schools, according to the latest Bloomberg Businessweek survey, with Switzerland's IMD squeezing onto the list at number 10.

A top executive at Chinese telecoms giant Huawei Technologies is set to return to a Vancouver courtroom on Tuesday, as the judge weighs final issues in determining whether she should be freed on bail while awaiting extradition proceedings.

Lorand Bartels, senior counsel at Linklaters and reader in international law at the University of Cambridge, discusses the outlook for the parliamentary vote on Brexit after the European Union’s top court said in a landmark ruling that the U.K. can unilaterally reverse the Brexit process.

French President Emmanuel Macron is due to address the nation on Monday evening as he seeks a solution to end the downward spiral of Europe’s second-largest economy, started last month with a grass-roots movement against fuel tax hikes.

The ousted Nissan chairman was also served a new arrest warrant on separate allegations of underreporting his income, according to local media reports. Nissan and another of its former executives were also charged.

The United Nations expects Nigeria to become the third most populous country in the world by 2030. The country's real estate sector would require innovative funding structures to accommodate the housing needs of the growing population.

Co-founder and CEO of Echostone Anthony Recchia says Nigeria's ease of doing business policy has encouraged private sector investments, in the country's housing sector.

The Director General of the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry Muda Yusuf says the Nigeria Postal Commission Bill currently before the National Assembly is inimical to private sector investments in the courier business and negates the ease of doing business agenda of the federal government.

Roger Ver, chief executive officer at Bitcoin.com, discusses if we've reached a floor on the recent selloff in bitcoin, his outlook for cryptocurrencies, regulation of the industry, Bitcoin cash and mainstream adoption.

Angela Merkel takes her leave as conservative party head.

Through technology, EchoStone plans to provide eco-friendly affordable homes in Lagos. The Founder and President of Business Development at EchoStone discussed the details with CNBC Africa’s Christy Cole.

Donald Trump wants Riyadh to keep pumping oil to keep global prices low, a tactic that pleases his blue-collar base at home. But the Saudis may balk at opposing other OPEC members ahead of a key meeting of the cartel.