Japanese newspaper Yomiuri announced on Sunday that the President of the United States Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga would meet on April 9.
On Saturday, the US President Joe Biden enlisted the help of the Federal Emergency Management Agency to deal with a surge of illegal immigration.
British Airways announced on Sunday that they would call for a permission for free travel for all COVID-19 vaccinated people.
On Sunday, the Governor of the Bank of Spain Pablo Hernandez de Cos stated that the recovery from Covid-19 would be slower than previously forecast.
The Pope announced on Sunday that efforts for peace should be made on the tenth anniversary of the civil war in Syria.
Throughout Sunday, protests against the military seizing power in Myanmar continued.
On Sunday, the Health Minister of Italy Roberto Speranza stated that he expects a decline in coroanvirus cases in late spring.
On Sunday, the CEO of Carnival Corp Arnold Donald revealed that it would take at least two years for the cruise industry to recover.
On Sunday, the CEO of Panasonic Kazuhiro Tsuga revealed to the Financial Times that the company would reduce its reliance on Tesla for electric vehicle batteries.
During Sunday's trading hours, the price for Ethereum hovered near the 2,000.00 mark, which was considered as the cyrptocurrencies all-time high.
During Sunday's trading hours, the price for Bitcoin reached the 61,000.00 level, as it broke the previous all-time high.
On Saturday, the leaders of various European Union countries called for a discussion that would solve issues regarding the coronavirus vaccine distribution.
During Saturday's trading hours, the price for Bitcoin reached the 60,000.00 level, as it broke the previous all-time high.
Prices of the US producers notably increased in February, according to a data published on Friday.
According to the African Development Bank prognoses, the continent economies are expected to grow 3.4% on average this year.
The UK economy contracted 2.9% in January, compared to the previous month, amid additional lockdown restrictions, a report published by the Office for National Statistics shows.
The German inflation rate increased 1.3% in February for a second month in a row, data published by the Federal Statistical Office show.
House prices in Ireland increased 2.6% in January, compared to the same period the previous year, the Central Statistics Office reports.
On Saturday, the United States Transportation Administration revealed that air travel in the United States had recovered to March 2020 levels.
One of Tesla Inc shareholders filed a lawsuit against Ilon Musk accusing him of violating settlement with the US SEC made in 2018.
The US District court of Washington D.C. ruled on Friday to lift the ban imposed by the US Department of Defense on investing in Xiaomi Corp.
LG Energy Solution stated on Saturday that it was considering opening a batteries factory for electric cars in the US state of Georgia.
Simon Hu, Ant Group's CEO, resigned on Saturday despite that the company was going through a major overhaul following the pressure from a regulator.
Chevron plans to purchase the pipeline operator Noble Midstream for $1.32B in an all stock offer, a statement published by the company shows.