The stock market stepped up on Monday on anticipations of the upcoming government stimulus packages, despite the surge in COVID-19 cases and the US-China strains.
On Monday, Deutsche Bank AG declared that it will terminate their undertakings linked to coal mining by 2025 due to the environmental solicitudes.
The US social media conglomerate Facebook Inc has pressed charges against the EU for breaching the privacy of the company's employees during the antitrust regulator investigation.
The number of unemployed persons in France fell 204.7K in June, the largest monthly decline on record, as some job seekers found part-time employment.
Under Armour disclosed that its top executives received a Wells Notice from the US SEC related to an investigation over the sportswear maker's accounting practices.
The US grocer Albertsons reported on Monday a 26.5% surge in the same-store sales in the Q1, boosted by higher demand for its grocery home deliveries during the coronavirus lockdown.
Starbucks, McDonald's, Yum Brands and other large restaurant chains are expected to show sales rebound this month, based on early reports from competitors that improved despite their restaurants were closed for months.
On Monday, Carrefour, the French supermarket retailer, stated it was expanding their home delivery partnership with Uber Eats to more French cities as well as to Belgium.
BMW is set to offer fully electric 5-series vehicles as part of the German carmaker's intention to lower car emissions on the road as well as during production.
On Monday, crude oil price benchmarks declined, as a retracement from previous highs was taking place.
On Monday, Amazon announced it would expand its workforce in Ireland to 5K by creating additional 1K jobs, adding it was also planning to open a new delivery station based in Dublin this year.
On Monday, the Australian competition regulator accused Google of misleading its users to receive a permission for their personal data use for targeted advertising, claiming a millions-of-dollars worth fine and aiming to make a precedent.
Bitcoin surged above $10K on Sunday, after trading in the narrow ranges during several weeks, marking its first such surge since early June.
Huawei Technologies, the Chinese telecom company, has reduced its 2020 revenue target in India by around 50%, laying off over half of its workforce in the country, according to the Economic Times report published on Monday.
On Sunday, the South African Treasury Department said in a statement that the government has extended the COVID-19 loans for struggling small and medium-sized firms.
On Sunday, the European biggest holiday firm TUI announced that it had cancelled all tourism travels to mainland Spain.
On Sunday, the Spanish Foreign Ministry announced that Spain's COVID-19 is under control, after the UK government imposed a two-week quarantine on those people travelling from Spain to Britain.
On Sunday, Poland's ruling party PiS distanced itself from a plan of the Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro to withdraw from the European treaty, known as the Istanbul Convention.
South Africa has extended the COVID-19 loans for struggling small and medium-sized enterprises, the treasury said in a statement on Sunday.
On Sunday, Dominic Raab, the British Foreign Minister, defended the UK government decision to impose a 14-day quarantine on those people travelling from Spain to Britain.
China's imports of soybean from Brazil surged to a record level in June, data from the General Administration of Customs showed on Sunday.
According to data from the General Administration of Customs published on Sunday, China's oil imports from Saudi Arabia surged to 8.88 million tonnes in June.
Steven Mnuchin, the US Treasury Secretary, announced on Saturday that the White House backs a partial extension of jobless benefits until the end of the year.
According to sources with knowledge of the matter, Boeing Co is planning to delay its 777X jet production.