As reported by the Bernama news agency on Saturday, the Chief Executive Officer of AirAsia Group Tony Fernandes said that the air travel industry could return to normal in 2022.
The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has extended the travel ban for nonessential travel until July 21, as US legislators and businesses expressed their frustration.
Investors and fund managers are preparing for the heaviest trading volume day of 2021 on June 25, as FTSE Russell stages the annual rebalancing of its indexes next Friday.
The President of Minneapolis Federal Reserve Neel Kashkari stated that he wants the US Federal Reserve interest rate to remain near zero until the end of 2023.
On Saturday, Josep Borrell, the European Union Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Chief, said that the Lebanese leaders could face sanctions over the homemade crisis.
On Saturday, Mexican authorities revealed that upon a request from the US they would investigate labour abuses at Tridonex.
Morrisons announced on Saturday that the company would not comment on the rumours of a possible takeover.
On Saturday, the Major of Moscow announced that the city faces a new variant of the coronavirus, which prompts a lockdown.
On Saturday, Ebrahim Idassi won the Presidential election of Iran.
During Saturday's hours, the price for Bitcoin remained below the 40,000.00 mark despite a recent recovery.
AirAsia Group CEO Tony Fernandes stated on Saturday that aviation industry most probably would fully back to normal in 2022.
The share price of Atai Life Sciences B.V. surged 40% on Friday, thus giving the company $3.19B capitalization.
According to the SEC filing, Tesla Inc's former President Jerome Guillen sold approximately $274M worth of shares.
The price of the most popular cryptocurrency in the world, Bitcoin, had lost on Friday another 7% or $2,666.53 and ended up at $35,431.15 mark.
Russia's second-biggest oil producer Lukoil planned to invest $3B in petrochemicals production within the 6 years, TASS quoted the company's head on Friday.
The US-based EIG Global Energy Partners stated that its consortium closed a deal to buy 49% of the pipelines business of Saudi oil producer Aramco for $12.4B.
Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari stated that he wants to keep the US CB short-term interest rate at zero at least until 2023 to allow the labour market to return to its pre-pandemic level.
The IT services provider Sykes Enterprises agreed to be bought by privately-owned Sitel Group in the $2.15B deal.
HSBC agreed to sell its French retail bank to Cerberus-backed My Money Group in the deal that will cause a loss of around $2.3B for the bank.
PayPal Holdings' shares jumped after it warned merchants about higher pricing, planning to charge at least 3.48% of the transaction value, up from 2.9% plus a fee.
As reported by the Office for National Statistics on Friday, UK retail sales declined by 1.4% between April and May.
On Friday, the French automaker Renault signed an accord with France's trades unions that would allow about 20,000 staff in France to be eligible to work from their own homes.
On Friday, shares of Orphazyme plunged by 75% after the US Food and Drug Administration rejected the biotech company key drug candidate.
On Friday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 371.35 points or 1.10% after James Bullard, the President of the St. Louis Federal Reserve, stated that the US inflation was stronger than expected.