On Monday, Bitcoin soared 8% and was heading to snap the five-day losses, following the cryptocurrency's dramatic slump from its record-high jump earlier this month.
Global military spending surged by 2.6% to 1.98 trillion US Dollars in 2020 even, despite some defence funds being reallocated to battle the coronavirus pandemic, according to a SIPRI report published on Monday.
On Monday, Philips reported a 74% surge in its Q1 profit and raised its 2021 forecast, as the COVID-19 pandemic boosts demand for the company's personal health appliances and hospital equipment.
The European Union is set to allow vaccinated US citizens to visit Europe this summer, easing current travel restrictions.
Online bookmaker Betway's parent Super Group is planning to go public via a merger with Sports Entertainment Acquisition, the blank-check acquisition company, in a deal valued at around $5.0B.
Porsche AG, Volkswagen's luxury sports carmaker, seeks to accelerate its e-mobility drive and build a plant in the southern Germany to manufacture electric vehicle battery cells, according to its CEO's statement.
Israeli imports from China increased by 51.8% to $2.99B in the first three months of 2021, compared to the prior year, the Central Bureau of Statistics reports.
Sales of the German carmaker Daimler increased by 13% to 728,600 cars in the first quarter of the current year, compared to the same period in 2020.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission approved IPOs of China Three Gorges Renewables, Jiangxi Jovo Energy and Tianjin Yiyi Hygiene Products.
China Mobile, one of the leading telecommunication operators in the country, announced a profit growth of 2.3% in the first quarter of 2021, compared to the previous year.
On Sunday, Betway announced that the company would go public together with its parent company Sports Entertainment Acquisition.
Key US Senate Democrats revealed on Sunday that they favour a smaller infrastructure bill instead of the currently proposed.
On Sunday, Reuters published survey results, which revealed that the ongoing US Stock rally could slow down.
Aeromexico announced on Sunday that it would buy 28 new Boeing airplanes to save $2B in costs.
On Sunday, the Prime Minister of Italy Mario Draghi stated that Italy had reached an agreement with the EU over the Italian recovery plan.
The government of Germany announced on Sunday that it would extend the current lockdown until June.
On Sunday, Volkswagen announced that the company's output had worsened due to the global chip shortage.
Grupo Aeromexico announced on Friday plans to acquire 24 commercial planes from Boeing for nearly $2B.
According to sources familiar with the matter, Samsung unit might invest $673M in solar power plant construction in the state of Texas.
According to an internal memo, Tasnim Ghiawadwala was appointed by Citigroup as the new leader of its Commercial Bank.
Chinese ByteDance stated on Sunday that it did not have plans to make an initial public offering in nearest future.
According to the Financial Times, Volkswagen said to its managers to be prepared for a serious production decrease because of the ongoing chips shortage.
During Sunday's trading hours, the price for Bitcoin fluctuated near the 50,000.00 mark.
As India hit new record in coronavirus cases and deaths, the United States announced that they would help the country.