Coinbase Global appointed the ex-White House official Faryar Shirzad as its new chief policy officer, according to the cryptocurrency exchange's statement made in its blog post.
The world's biggest copper producer Codelco announced it had signed a deal with Microsoft to extend automation at the Chilean company's copper mines by fast-tracking the digitisation of operations.
Then Israeli government signed a deal worth over $1.0B with Google and Amazon Web Services to provide their cloud services to the country's military and public sector.
Gina Raimondo, the US Commerce Secretary, stated that the proposed $52B boost in the government funding for chip research and production could result in up to ten new US plants.
Andrew Bailey, the Bank of England's Governor, called cryptocurrencies and similar assets "dangerous" to the public, reaffirming his concern about them.
WhatsApp told the government of India that user privacy was the company's highest priority following raised questions by the Indian technology ministry over its new privacy policy.
The EU investment package of €3B for Belarus is likely to remain on hold and frozen until the country turns democratic, the EU executive stated on Monday.
Royal Dutch Shell announced that it is set to sell the interest in the Deer Park Refinery JV to Petroleos Mexicanos for nearly $596M in a move to slash its global refining footprint.
On Monday, HSBC's Chief Executive Officer Noel Quinn said that the bank has no plans to offer cryptocurrency services to their clients.
On Monday, cryptocurrency exchange Huobi, BTC.TOP and HashCow suspended their crypto-mining operations in China after the Chinese authority intensified the crackdown on bitcoin trading and mining.
On Monday, cryptocurrencies rebounded after Sunday's sell-off, Bitcoin surged by more than 10% to $38,538, while the second-largest cryptocurrency Ethereum edged higher by 17%.
According to a poll conducted by Reuters on May 11-24, US home prices will continue to surge at a blistering pace in 2021.
On Monday, Liberty Steel Group announced it is planning a sale of some UK assets and has entered the discussion with Credit Suisse over a deadlock deal for its unit in Australia after the Greensill Capital collapse.
On Monday, Ford Motor unveiled that the price for the new F-150 Lighting Pro electric truck will start from $39.974 for commercial customers.
HSBC CEO Noel Quinn said on Monday the bank is not planning the cryptocurrency trading desk's launch as well as to offer digital coins as investment to its customers due to high volatility and lacking transparency.
IATA's head Willie Walsh said he expected the airline industry would be smaller after the coronavirus crisis, expressing his doubts about carriers expanding through acquisitions.
Big US banks are expecting post-pandemic rebound of the credit card revenue on easing the COVID-19 restrictions, preparing for a jump in one of the lenders' most profitable businesses.
On Monday, Cineworld reported its reopening weekend in Britain had beat expectations as "Peter Rabbit 2", the animated comedy, lured crowds after months-long lockdown.
Renault-Nissan's India union stated on Monday the factory workers are not planning to report for their work starting from Wednesday, as their safety demands related to COVID-19 were not met.
Hyundai Motor is planning to roll out new class of Xcient fuel-cell trucks in Europe later in 2021, according to Mark Freymueller, the Hyundai Hydrogen Mobility CEO.
G7 is nearing an agreement on taxation of the world's largest companies, signalling the global deal could be signed later this year, according to the Financial Times.
Biden's spending plan produces raging inflation and people who don't want to work, the Senate's Republican leader Mitch McConnel says.
Deutsche Bank will appoint women to roughly 50% of vacant management positions to achieve its 2025 gender target, a report shows.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission approved the initial public offering of six companies on the ChiNext board.