Shares of Tivity Health Inc plummeted over 30 percent on Monday after the company's deal to buy diet plan developer Nutrisystem Inc in a bid to strike new partnerships with large health insurers was met with skepticism.

* Company now worth just 10 mln pounds vs 1.13 bln in 2014 (Adds comment from Cabinet, updates shares)

Spanish supermarket chain Dia on Monday dropped out of Spain's blue-chip stock market index, the latest hit to the company that is facing a shrinking market share and a sliding stock price.

* Housebuilders, banks lead losers as Brexit uncertainty grows

More losses may be ahead for U.S. stocks in the short term, according to an indicator with a fittingly ominous name: the death cross.

Deep losses in Amazon Inc , Apple Inc, Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc have left the former tech favorites at their lowest earnings multiples in years, offering potential bargains to cold-blooded investors looking to buy stocks at a time of heightened fear.

British shares fell on Monday as concerns over slowing economic growth hit global stocks and investors braced for a crucial vote on Tuesday over Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal.

Interserve Plc's shares sank almost 60 percent in value on Monday after the British outsourcing company announced a rescue plan that was likely to see a big part of its debt converted into new equity, potentially handing control of the company to its creditors.

Hitachi Ltd shares rose as much as 2.9 percent on Monday after Japan's TV Asahi reported the firm is considering scrapping its 3 trillion yen ($26.61 billion) nuclear project in Britain due to projections of further increases in construction costs.

More losses may be ahead for U.S. stocks in the short term, according to an indicator with a fittingly ominous name: the death cross.