US MARKETS:

* S&P 500 futures up 0.8% to 2,859.75
* Brent Futures up 1.7% to $68.71/bbl
* Gold spot down 0.1% to $1,290.74
* U.S. Dollar Index down 0.3% to 97.04

GLOBAL NEWS:

Disagreements. Tension is rising between the US and Ethiopian aviation authorities over a preliminary report on the upcoming Boeing 737 MAX crash. In parallel, Reuters revealed on Friday that the anti-stall system being pointed at in the Lion Air disaster could also be involved in the Ethiopian Airlines crash.

Zone of turbulence. EasyJet revealed this morning that Brexit was weighing on activity and that the outlook for the second half of the fiscal year is "now more cautious".

FB wants to redeem a virginity. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg signed a manifesto for a new Internet regulation in the Sunday press. In particular, it urges governments to be more active on this point and supports the DGMP set up by the European authorities.

Bezos hacked? Saudi authorities reportedly hacked into Jeff Bezos' (Amazon) mobile phone after the Washington Post, which he owns, took a stand on the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Kashoggi. In any case, this is the feeling of the investigator commissioned by Amazon's boss to determine how his opponents obtained his personal data. Conclusions to be put into perspective as they come from a specialist hired by the billionaire.

Wedding in logistics. DSV and Panalpina will finally get closer. The Dane will offer 2.375 of his shares for the contribution of 1 Panalpina, which values the Swiss at CHF 195.80 per share. The two boards of directors voted in favor of marriage, which values Panalpina at CHF 4.6 billion.

Publicis eyes Epsilon. Publicis has confirmed that it is in the ranks to buy Alliance Data's marketing division, Epsilon. "Publicis Group confirms that it is studying the possible acquisition of Epsilon, which is currently being considered for sale by Alliance Data Systems Corporation," the company said in a statement. Bloomberg had initially released the information, mentioning a deal that could reach $5 billion, also citing Advent and Goldman Sachs as contenders. Announcements could be made as early as this week.

PSA eyes Fiat Chrysler. Bloomberg reveals that French car manufacturer PSA and Fiat Chrysler are currently working on a partnership to share investments in vehicle production in Europe. This comes as PSA CEO Carlos Tavares said that the group wants to accelerate its return to the United States, which could take place within three to four years.

In other news. Wirecard assures that the departure of its compliance officer has nothing to do with the ongoing accounting adjustments case. Rakuten could afford $990 million in value added on Lyft's IPO. Citigroup may miss its 2020 targets in retail banking, reports the Financial Times. The departure of Louis Dreyfus' CEO in September was due to his choice to contact Glencore for a merger, while owner Margarita Louis-Dreyfus was not in favor, according to the Financial Times. Novartis acquires the anti-inflammatory subsidiary of IFM Therapeutics.