Autonomous vehicle producer Cruise urged the US President Joe Biden to increase his backing for self-driving vehicles.
On Tuesday, British Petroleum revealed that it would increase its investment into solar energy in the US by $220 million.
Daimler is set to pay Nokia fees for using the tech company's patents, ending the German legal spat over royalties for top technologies.
Elon Musk confirmed that Tesla vehicles price is rising amid supply chain pressures in the auto industry that hit mostly the raw materials.
Intel's CEO is expecting the global chip supply shortage to last several years, marking the problem that has closed some car output lines and other industries, including consumer electronics.
Eni and BP are in discussion about their gas and oil assets' future in Algeria as both groups seek to increase their efforts to refocus businesses to fight with rising debts, falling margins and climate pressures.
Reuters revealed on Monday that the G7 countries would agree upon a minimum global corporate tax.
On Monday, Indian authorities revealed that they would audit Renault-Nissan production in India.
On Monday, Business Insider revealed that the previous Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn would pay a 10 million EUR
FINMA stated that large Swiss banks and insurance firms will have to provide quantitative and qualitative information on risks they face from climate changes.
The Norwegian wealth fund announced on Monday that it would not score the high gains that it had during the prior 25 years.
Eni and BP were in talks on the future of their gas and oil assets in Algeria, aiming to refocus businesses to tackle falling margins, climate pressures and rising debt, sources said.
On Monday, the Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias announced that Turkey and Greece have agreed to smooth their differences.
On Monday, the Taiwanese government and the Chinese government exchanged more accusations about coronavirus vaccines.
On Monday, the Chief Executive Officer of Intel Corp Pat Gelsinger said that the shortage of semiconductors could last for several years.
Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, surged more than 8% to $2,587 on Monday.
During Monday's trading hours, stock indices around the world surged, as US fiscal stimulus was expected to boost the global economy.
On Monday, OECD stated that the organization would raise its global growth forecast due to coronavirus vaccination and US fiscal stimulus.
During Monday's Asian trading hours, stock indices in Asia surged and extended their rally into a third week.
On Monday, Nestle announced that due to receiving bad feedback in regards to unhealthy nutrition the company would change its strategy.
During Monday's US trading hours, the price for Ethereum recovered, as a 5% surge occurred.
According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, China's manufacturing activity inched lower to a reading of 51.0 in May from 51.1 in April.
According to a court filing, the US tyre producer Goodyear is facing allegations of labour abuse in Malaysia.
US President Joe Biden's $6 trillion budget plan for fiscal year 2022 gained mixed reviews from budget watchers and lawmakers.