On Wednesday, Sony Corp reported its Q4 operating profit doubled to 66.5B yen ($610.8M), compared with the last year's reading of 35.4B yenr, driven by higher demand for movies, gaming and other content.
According to top White House officials, the US President Joe Biden has signed an executive order that increases the minimum wage for federal contract workers to $15 an hour.
On Tuesday, Eli Lilly and Co reported lower than expected first-quarter profit, as the drugmaker slashed its earnings forecast for 2021.
According to sources with knowledge of the matter, OPEC+ has decided to stick to policies broadly agreed at the previous meeting to ease crude oil production cuts from May 1.
As reported by the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday, the Chinese central government is investigating how the co-founder of Alibaba Group Jack Ma won speedy approvals for his Ant Group's IPO last year.
Russia's Federal Antimonopoly Service fined the US tech giant Apple $12M for allegedly abusing the company's dominant position in the mobile applications market.
Arm Ltd, the UK chip technology company acquired by Nvidia, provided new details about the next generation of the data center technology, adding that Oracle and Alibaba Group will use its chips.
Spotify launched a paid subscription service for podcasters in the US and plans to add other regions in the following months, a week after Apple unveiled an identical service.
Toyota Motor is set to acquire Lyft's self-driving technology division for $550M, the companies announced, as the Japanese company steps up its automation plans.
United Parcel Service reported a record quarterly profit and revenue on pandemic-fueled demand for deliveries and air transportation, sending its shares up 2.1% to $197.07 in premarket trading.
Mastercard and the US crypto exchange Gemini are set to launch this year the first card, which would give users digital currency rewards of up to 3% on purchases, in 2021.
Raytheon Technologies, the US aerospace manufacturer, has lifted its full-year sales outlook's lower end on Tuesday, boosted by the robust performance of the company's defence unit as well as commercial air travel's recovery.
On Tuesday, General Electric reported a 20% plunge in its Q1 profit, tumbled by a decline in the aircraft engines demand as carriers struggle to recover following the pandemic.
The US conglomerate 3M has topped Wall Street's expectations for its Q1 profit and revenue, boosted by growing demand for personal safety products during the pandemic.
Thoma Bravo, the private equity company, is set to acquire the cybersecurity firm Proofpoint in a $12.3B worth all-cash deal, amid rising demand for network security, as many people work remotely due to the pandemic.
On Tuesday, oil rose to $66 a barrel ahead of the OPEC+ meeting over oil production policy amid concerns that the coronavirus crisis in India could hit the fuel demand recovery.
Apple is planning to build a new North Carolina campus, which would house up to 3K employees, and raise its spending goals with US suppliers.
Volkswagen's Mexico division is planning more of its output stoppages in May amid the global chip shortages, Germany's carmaker announced on Monday.
UBS reported on Tuesday its Q1 net profit rose as much as 14% due to surging client activity levels, however, marked its loss of $774M amid its debacle with the US investment company Archegos.
On Tuesday, HSBC Holdings reported better-than-anticipated quarterly profit and released $400M the company had set aside for covering the coronavirus-induced bad loans, amid successful launch of the COVID-19 vaccines.
On Monday, Lyft announced that it had sold its self-driving tech to Toyota for $550M US Dollars.
On Monday, the stock price of Tesla reacted to the higher than expected earnings of the company.
On Monday, the US government announced that its new capital gain tax would impact only 0.3% of US taxpayers.
During Monday's US trading hours, US stock indices reached a new record high, as Nasdaq and S&P 500 reached new high levels.