KAISA CEO STEPS DOWN 

Chinese property developer Kaisa Group Holdings said Monday its chief executive has resigned, marking the latest exit by senior executives at the firm that has struggled with regulatory and debt issues. (published 0050 GMT)

 
WESTPAC'S NEW CEO STARTS WITH MANAGEMENT CHANGES 

Westpac Banking Corp.'s new chief executive has hit the ground running, streamlining the Australian lender's management structure and scrapping his old position. (published 2342 GMT Sunday)

 
STANDARD GENERAL MAY SERVE AS LEAD BIDDER FOR RADIOSHACK--2ND UPDATE 

Hedge fund Standard General LP is in talks to serve as the lead bidder at a bankruptcy auction for struggling consumer-electronics retailer RadioShack Corp., according to people familiar with the matter. (published 2318 GMT Sunday)

 
REFINERIES STAY OPEN AMID WALKOUT 

United Steelworkers at refineries that produce nearly 10% of the nation's gasoline, diesel and other fuels went on strike Sunday, after weeks of contract negotiations broke down over salaries and safety concerns, union officials and companies said. (published 0050 GMT)

 
CHAIRMAN, CEO OF GREECE'S EUROBANK ERGASIAS RESIGN 

Greece's Eurobank Ergasias SA announced changes to its management team late Sunday, after the lender's chairman and chief executive officer had resigned. (published 2246 GMT Sunday)

 
JB HI-FI SALES PICK UP AFTER 1H PROFIT DIPS 

Electronics and home-appliances retailer JB Hi-Fi Ltd. had a sluggish start to its fiscal year but said it performed well over the important Christmas period and saw a pickup in sales growth in January. (published 2214 GMT Sunday)

 
FONTERRA UNABLE TO IMPORT CHEESE DIRECTLY INTO U.S. IN 2015 

Fonterra Co-Operative Group Ltd. will be unable to import New Zealand cheese into the United States in 2015 due to an error, but any financial impact will be minimal, it said Monday. (published 2134 GMT Sunday)

 
SYNLAIT MILK LOWERS FORECAST MILK PRICE FOR SUPPLIERS 

New Zealand milk company Synlait Milk Ltd. Monday lowered the amount it expects to pay its suppliers in the current season as low commodity prices continue to weigh. (published 2124 GMT Sunday)

 
FORD TO CUT VEHICLE PRICES IN RUSSIA 

Ford Motor Co. says it will be "aggressively lowering prices" in Russia this year, as the American car maker contends with persistent losses in Europe and a rising dollar. (published 1650 GMT Sunday)

 
CRH CONFIRMS EUR6.5 BILLION DEAL TO BUY HOLCIM, LAFARGE ASSETS -- UPDATE 

Irish building materials company CRH PLC said it agreed to pay EUR6.5 billion for assets from Lafarge SA and Holcim Ltd. that the two cement companies must sell to win approval for their $40 billion merger. (published 1622 GMT Sunday)

 
SUNAC CHINA TO BUY SOME OF KAISA'S ASSETS IN SHANGHAI - UPDATE 

Property developer Sunac China Holdings said Sunday it has agreed to purchase some assets of Kaisa Group Holdings, in a move that would help to alleviate some of the latter's financial woes. (published 1530 GMT Sunday)

 
MALAYSIA'S 1MDB DELAYS LOAN PAYMENT AGAIN 

Malaysian state-owned investment firm 1Malaysia Development Bhd. missed another deadline to repay a $550 million loan over the weekend, although people familiar with the matter say it is edging closer to sealing a financing arrangement with local tycoon Ananda Krishnan to help pay off the debt. (published 1236 GMT Sunday)

 
KUWAIT'S ZAIN GROUP FOURTH-QUARTER PROFIT SUFFERS ON IRAQ UNREST 

Kuwait's Zain Group Sunday said fourth-quarter profit tumbled 35% as the telecommunications operator suffered from political unrest in its key markets of Iraq and South Sudan. (published 1351 GMT Sunday)

 
MORGAN STANLEY SHOPS OIL-STORAGE UNIT AGAIN 

The collapse of the oil market has dragged down prices across the energy sector. One exception is the price Morgan Stanley is seeking for its oil-trading and storage business, which could profit from the recent slide. (published 0019 GMT)