Carrefour, Europe's biggest retailer, announced on Tuesday it had partnered with Deliveroo to expand the express grocery delivery in less than half an hour to their customers' homes in France.
On Tuesday, Yum Brands's Taco Bell announced it would hire 5K employees at the April job fair, seeking to back the restaurant planned expansion in the United States.
On Tuesday, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is set to start sailing outside the US from Greek Isles and the Caribbean in July, resuming trips following a year-long suspension due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Tuesday, oil prices surged on strong US and China economic data, offsetting losses from the prior session amid rising OPEC+ supply.
South Korea's LG Electronics is planning to exit the smartphones business, it announced earlier this week, with the tech company's fans ruing the loss of its Android-based devices that came at affordable prices.
BP is expecting to hit the $35B net debt target for the current year's Q1, driven by earlier-than-anticipated disposal proceeds and a very robust quarter.
On Tuesday, KKR & Co, the private equity powerhouse, has raised $15B in the biggest Asia-Pacific fund amid the surge in buyout-backed deals.
The US car industry group called on the government to provide aid after warning the global semiconductor chip shortage could affect vehicle production and result in 1.28M fewer cars made this year, disrupting output for another half a year.
During Monday's trading, US stock indices surged, as good US economic data boosted stocks.
On Monday, the World Bank announced that it recommends the G20 countries to extend debt freezes up to 2022.
On Monday, the cryptocurrency market hit a new all time high, as a 2$ trillion market cap was reached.
During Monday's US trading hours, global stock indices reached record high levels, as a report on services revealed record income.
Data published on Monday by the Institute of Supply Management revealed that the US services sector had reached record activity in March of 2021.
On Monday, the US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen stated to the G20 countries that a common global corporate tax should be enacted.
As the US Dollar declined in value on Monday, US stock indices surged due to an ongoing revaluation.
On Monday, crude oil price indices declined due to an increase of output from OPEC+ and Iran.
During Monday's US trading hours, the value of the US Dollar reached a one-week low level, as retracement after recent high levels was occurring.
The President of Russia Vladimir Putin inked a law authorising him to run for two extra terms in the Kremlin once the current term expires in 2024.
Invitae Corp announced that the group of investors including SoftBank Group are set to invest $1.15B in the US genetic diagnostics company Invitae.
South Korea's LG Electronics is set to wind down its mobile unit after failing to find a buyer, as the first major smartphone brand to fully withdraw from the market.
Russia announced that it would continue a Twitter slowdown until mid-May, though it confirmed the US social media firm speeded up banned content deletion.
Alkami Technology was aiming for a more than $2.08B valuation in the US initial public offering, the banking software supplier stated.
The US President Joe Biden will will advance his $2T infrastructure plan even without the support of Republican lawmakers, the US Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm stated on Sunday.
According to Reuters News, the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to confirm on Monday that outdoor hospitality, non-essential retail and hairdressers can reopen on April 12.