During Monday's European trading hours, stock indices across the world paused the previously started recovery.
The global luxury sales could return to the pre-coronavirus levels already this year due to higher demand from shoppers in China and the United States, according to consultancy Bain.
On Monday, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group the Japanese top lender, reported a 47% surge in its annual profit, beating expectations, and anticipated its credit costs to decline in 2021 amid recovery from the pandemic.
Danone's board is set for a meeting scheduled on Monday to name Antoine de Saint-Affrique, the head of Barry Callebaut, as its new Chief Executive Officer, according to Le Figaro newspaper.
On Monday, the heads of London's Heathrow Airport and British Airways called on Britain's government to ease travel restrictions, urging to open up the major links to the United States and Europe.
The US telecoms giant AT&Tis close to the deal to combine the HBO, CNN and other media assets with Discovery, the owner of popular lifestyle TV networks.
On Monday, Ryanair reported its record annual loss, hoping to break even next year as the carrier expects huge uncertainty regarding the COVID-19 restrictions lifting and demand for summer flights.
Gojek, Indonesia's ride-hailing and payments company, and the e-commerce leader Tokopedia are set for a multi-billion dollar business merger to create a technology champion called GoTo Group, marking the largest-ever deal signed in the country.
The European Commission projects the EU economy to expand 4.2% in 2021 and 4.4% in 2022, data from the latest economic forecast report show.
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Palestine.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced on Twitter that that the electric vehicle producer may sell its bitcoin holdings, pushing the price of the cryptocurrency down.
Pfizer's top UK executive Ben Osbor ruled out an intellectual property waiver for COVID-19 vaccine developed by the pharmaceutical company.
According to the Bloomberg report, AT&T and Discovery held talks to discuss possible combination of their content assets.
The US home constructors and legislators called Katherine Tai, the US Trade Representative, to abolish duties on Canadian lumber.
On Sunday, Bitcoin soared as much as 5.63% to $49,337.72 during the start of the day, adding $2,628.83 to the cryptocurrency's previous close.
Mazda Motor stated that the semiconductor chip shortage is likely to affect about 100K of the Japanese carmaker's vehicles around the world during the current year.
The US Federal Aviation Administration has required US operators of 143 Boeing's 737 Classic series jets to inspect for potential wire failures after investigating into the Indonesian crash that took place in January.
Institutional Shareholder Services, the influential proxy advisor, is recommending shareholders that they back Chevron's CEO Michael Wirth for his reelection to the board of the company and oppose the proposal for splitting the CEO-chairman role.
AT&T has entered talks with Discovery over combining content assets, according to a Bloomberg report published on Sunday.
The Chancellor of Austria Sebastian Kurz stated on Sunday that he most probably would face charges over a false testimony but then eventually found non-liable.
The situation with gasoline shortage in the US East coast eased on Saturday as major pipeline returned back to work.
On Sunday, the price of Bitcoin increased $2628.8 or 5.6% to $49337.7.
The US Federal Aviation Administration asked the carriers on Friday to check their Boeing 737 planes for wire failures.
Taiwanese authorities stated on Saturday that Hong Kong's decision to freeze Jimmy Lai's assets was a sign that doing business in this territory represented a notable risk.