Ericsson launched a subscription service aimed at people working remotely in North America, allowing employees of small firms to start their work in minutes, gaining the access to cloud storage, security tools and other licensed apps.
TSMC has plans for building several more chipmaking plants in Arizona, turning the US state into the semiconductor manufacturing hotspot.
Saudi Aramco has topped analysts' expectations on Tuesday, reporting a 30% surge in its Q1 net profit, maintaining its dividend payout, driven by higher oil prices.
On Tuesday, Hyundai Motor announced it would debut its luxury Genesis brand in Europe, introducing its flagship SUV and sedan to one of the rapidly growing EV markets in the world this summer.
Dupont, the industrial material maker, raised its 2021 revenue and profit forecasts on Tuesday, topping its Q1 expectations, driven by robust demand from chip firms and automobile markets' recovery.
During Tuesday's European trading hours, stock indices remained near all-time high levels.
On Tuesday, the deadline to form a new Israeli government was set to expire
It was revealed by Reuters on Monday that BMW and Ford had invested $130 million in the development of solid-state batteries.
On Monday, Robinhood issued a statement in reply to Warren Buffett's comments on inexperienced trader gambling.
On Monday, Verizon announced that it would sell off its media branch for $5B. The deal includes a sale of AOL and Yahoo.
On Monday, Novavax revealed that it would ship its Covid-19 vaccines to Europe in late 2021.
US statistics revealed that in April US manufacturing had slowed down due to challenges in supply.
On Monday, Ebay revealed that the company could accept cryptocurrencies for payment in the near-term future.
It was revealed on Monday that Apple would face the creators of Fortnite, Epic Games, in an antitrust trial.
According to sources familiar with the matter, Apollo Global Management is close to become the owner of Verizon's $5B worth media business.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) stated on Monday that it expected that situation with chips shortage on the market would be improved by end-June.
Bombardier Inc reported on Monday 18% revenue growth of its business jet sales in Q1.
Verizon Communications Inc announced on Monday that it would sell its media business that included Apollo and Yahoo for $5B.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Fidelity Investments has lowered Ant Group's valuation by nearly 50% to $144B.
According to industry sources, electric car producer Tesla Inc is facing new scrutiny in China, as the US automaker increased its engagement with the Chinese regulators.
According to a source with knowledge of the matter, US private equity group Apollo Global Management is close to acquiring Verizon's media assets.
On Monday, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co said that it expects to catch up with auto chips demand by the end of next month.
On Monday, Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, broke past the $3,000 level to register a new all-time high.
On Monday, Asian equity markets edged lower, as holidays in Japan and China curled volumes.