On Saturday, the Iranian chief negotiator at nuclear talks in Vienna said that an understanding was emerging at the negotiations, while the Chinese envoy also reported the progress.
A number of the US energy companies sent a letter to Presiden Biden calling to realize policies that would result in 80% emmissions cut by 2030.
During Saturday's trading, the price for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies declined, as profit taking occurred.
Russia's internet giant Yandex is bringing the online grocery delivery to Europe by launching it in Paris in 2021's Q2 and plans to roll out the service later in London, following robust demand in Russia amid the pandemic.
The British fintech company Revolut is on path to over $10.0B valuation with a new fundraising, according to a Sky News report published on Saturday.
Space X space company owned by Elon Musk has won the $2.9B NASA contract for building a spacecraft that will make it possible for astronauts to land on the moon in 2024, the agency reported.
The US President Joe Bide and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga stated on Saturday that both countries would counter China's expansion.
LG Energy Solution and General Motors stated on Friday that would build a second battery production plant in the state of Tennessee by 2023.
One of Michigan pension funds on Friday filed a lawsuit against Credit Suisse for improperly managing risky customers, such as Archegos and Greensill Capital.
Morgan Stanley reported on Friday that it had lost $911M from the crash of Archegos Capital Management.
On Friday, ARM acquired Coinbase Global Inc's another 187,078 shares worth nearly $64M.
On Friday, LG Energy Solution and General Motors announced plans to build the second battery factory in Tennessee.
As reported by the US Commerce Department on Friday, US homebuilding rose to almost 15-year highs last month.
On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 hit record highs, boosted by US corporate company earnings reports.
As reported by the New York Times on Friday, Goldman Sachs's Communications Chief Jake Siewert is leaving the bank.
On Friday, global equity markets hovered near record highs, as data from the United States and China cemented expectations of quick global economy recovery.
According to sources with knowledge of the matter, Grab Holdings is mulling a secondary Singapore listing after finalizing the Nasdaq listing through a $40B SPAC Altimeter Growth Corp merger.
General Motors and LG Energy Solution, its South Korea-based joint-venture partner, are planning to establish the second battery cell plant worth $2.3B in Tennessee, the United States.
On Friday, Hyundai Motor Group unveiled it had created a new mobility unit with the intention to roll out more service models, naming Song Chang-hyeon as the automaker's new chief.
On Friday, New Zealand agreed to award Amazon an extra $116M worth subsidy on "The Lord of the Rings" TV series filming expenses in the country.
Apple created a $200M worth fund to invest into timber-producing forests, which will be managed in carbon removal efforts, while also generate a profit, the tech giant said.
Goldman Sachs Group's corporate communication head Jake Siewert is set to step down from his role in the bank, according to the New York Times report published on Friday.
Daimler reported a better-than-anticipated Q1 profit of $6.0B, driven by surging demand for the carmaker's luxury Mercedes-Benz cars in China as well as by higher prices.
On Friday, Morgan Stanley posted a 150% surge in its Q1 profit, topping Wall Street's estimates, while disclosing a nearly $1.0B loss from the private fund Archegos's collapse.