Bitcoin dropped below $30K on Tuesday for the first time since January, adding to losses sparked yesterday, when China's CB deepened a crackdown over cryptocurrencies.
On Tuesday, the Chairman of the US Federal Reserve Jerome Powell was set to testify before the US Congress about balancing inflation and economic recovery.
As Morrison denied a $7.6 billion private equity bid, the company's stock price surged by 35%.
On Tuesday, the United Kingdom began talks to join the trans-Pacific trade deal.
Reuters revealed on Tuesday that Nissan would reduce its production due to the ongoing global chip shortage.
During Tuesday's European trading hours, stock indices recovered from a 4-week low level, as focus shifted to pandemic recovery.
On Monday, Kantar revealed that Amazon and Apple would remain the most valued global brands.
During Monday's US trading and Tuesday's Asian session, oil stock prices lead the currently ongoing stock recovery.
Airline unions revealed on Monday that they had asked the US government to start prosecuting violent passengers.
On Monday, Nubank revealed that the Buffet backed digital bank would make an initial public offering in the United States.
IKEA revealed on Monday that the company together with the Rockefeller foundation would pledge a billion US Dollars for a push in clean energy.
On Monday, two Federal Reserve officials revealed that the Fed could start hiking interest rates after the central bank ends its government bond purchases.
It was revealed on Monday that Soho House intends to do an initial public offering and raise almost $100 million.
The US imposed sanctions on a dozen Belarusian entities and individuals, joining the UK, Canada and the EU in applying pressure for human rights abuses and democracy erosion.
The People's Bank of China stated that it recently summoned some payment firms and banks, including Alipay and China Construction Bank, urging them to crack down more on crypto trading.
Amazon.com ordered 1K autonomous driving systems from truck-driving technology startup Plus and was in talks to acquire a 20% stake, a source familiar with the matter said.
On Monday, stock indices around the world recovered due to a decline in the value of the US Dollar.
The Rockefeller Foundation and IKEA Foundation announced their plan to set up a $1B fund to support clean energy programs in developing countries.
Digital banking application Revolut announced that its annual loss doubled to over £200M as administrative costs increased from investment in compliance and risk controls.
Bitcoin dropped almost 10% on Monday, as recent market volatility did not dampen down, while market players cited jitters over China's expanding crackdown over bitcoin mining.
Europe's budget airline Wizz Air is expecting a full recovery from the COVID-19 crisis in 2022 amid rising travel demand after the pandemic, its CEO said on Monday.
Volvo Car Group is planning to partner with Northvolt, the Swedish battery maker, to develop and produce sustainable batteries for the carmaker's electric vehicles.
GameStop has appointed on Monday the CEO Matt Furlong to the company's board, while the ex-Amazon executive will take charge of the video game retailer, as it shifts focus to the e-commerce.
Pershing Square Tontine Holdings, owned by the investor William Ackman, inked a deal to acquire 10% of Vivendi's Universal Music Group for about $4.0B, the firms announced.