The Nasdaq reached an all-time high supported by tech companies as investors focus on growth stocks amid worries about inflation.
An increasing number of crypto asset companies are dropping attempts to register with the UK Financial Conduct Authority as scrutiny of the sector intensifies.
Exports of services and goods from Israel will reach an all-time high of $120B in 2021, a report published by the Ministry of Economy and Industry shows.
German employment market sentiment improved to all-time high, a research conducted by the Institute for Employment Research shows.
On Monday, Reuters revealed that United Airlines could close a $30 billion post-pandemic airplane order.
During Monday's European trading hours, after reaching highest level since 2018, crude oil prices declined.
On Monday, the CEO of UBS Group Ralph Hamers stated that the collapse of Archegos fund was a unique event.
The Boston Fed Bank President Eric Rosengren stated to the Financial Times that the US cannot have boom and bust cycles in the housing market.
On Monday, Reuters revealed that in a post-Brexit move the President of France Emmanuel Macron had invited over various CEOs to France.
IBM revealed on Monday that it would broaden its 5G deals with Telefonica and Verizon to include AI and cloud platforming.
On Monday, crude oil price benchmarks fluctuated near the 2018 high levels, as the markets expected the upcoming OPEC+ meeting.
Britain's financial regulator stated that one of the world's biggest crypto exchanges Binance cannot conduct regulated activities and issued a warning to consumers about the platform.
The US Dollar index started the week by trading almost flat, as good inflation data was being offset by worries about the future.
During Monday's Asian trading hours, stock prices remained flat, as gains were offset by a surge in coronavirus cases.
Volkswagen's Mexico unit announced that it expected to restart production of three segments from July after the output was slashed by a global semiconductor chip supply shortage.
The former US President Donald Trump joined Rumble, the video platform, on the same day, when he took the stage at Ohio campaign, his first event since the January attack on the US Capitol.
Volkswagen is set to stop selling combustion engines vehicles in Europe by 2035, planning to shift to EV, but later in China and the US, a board member stated on Saturday.
Chinese regulators stated that Tesla Inc would 'recall' nearly 300K China-made and imported cars for an online software update related to assisted driving.
Microsoft stated that an attacker, which was suspected of SolarWinds attacks, won access to one of the customer-service agents and used the information to hack against customers.
On Sunday, the US Federal Aviation Administration stated that the Boeing 777X would not likely get a certificate of approval by the middle of 2023.
The German carmaker Daimler announced on Sunday that it would spin off its unit Daimler Truck by the end of the year.
On Sunday, a report revealed that in a $6.5 billion deal Airbus had offered the assembly of Eurofighter planes in Switzerland.
On Sunday, the French regional election run-offs were seen by French politicians as the start of momentum for the upcoming presidential election.
The Peruvian socialist President Candidate Pedro Castillo stated on Saturday that, if elected, he would keep central bank policy stable.