Microsoft is set to launch a beta version of Xbox's cloud gaming on Apple's and Windows 10 PC's web browsers, as well as iPhones and iPads from April 20.
Mastercard is planning to acquire Ekata, the digital ID verification company, in an $850M deal, on the back of an expected surge in demand for the digital security space firms.
Apple is set to bring Parler, the social media app favoured by US conservatives, back to App Store after pulling it due to the deadly US Capitol riot in January.
On Tuesday, Danone stated it had sticked to its goal of reaching profitability in the 2021 H2 after reporting a 3.3% drop in its Q1 sales, tumbled by the COVID-19 lockdowns.
China's market watchdog has launched an investigation into the e-commerce titan Alibaba Group and Minmetals Development's joint venture in an antitrust crackdown on internet firms.
International Business Machines reported its quarterly sales growth hit more than two-year record high, topping Wall Street estimates, and driven by the company's cloud computing business strength.
Wenchang, the Chinese southern space port, is planning to construct a $3.0B supercomputing centre by 2021-end to analyse space data, state media reported on Tuesday.
It was revealed on Monday by BMW that that the company had boosted 2021 first quarter earnings by higher prices and demand from China.
On Monday, Facebook announced that the company would launch new audio products.
During Monday's US trading session, US stock indices declined, as Tesla's stock caused a sell off due to a fatal auto crash.
On Monday, Microsoft announced that it would test Xbox cloud gaming on the Apple and PC platforms.
The UK government plans to review Nvidia's $40B purchase of ARM Holdings, a British semiconductor design company, the UK government announces.
Zoom Video Communications created a $100M fund to invest in software companies that create applications using its technology.
Mastercard plans to purchase digital identity verification firm Ekata for $850M, a report published by the global payments processor shows.
George Sherman will resign from the chief executive officer position at GameStop, giving major shareholder Ryan Cohen more power, as the company shifts to e-commerce.
Nokia plans to cut 10,000 employees within the next two years to decrease costs and spend more on research, the Finnish telecoms group reports.
A report published by Reuters on Monday revealed that French authorities struggle to distribute AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccines.
On Monday, Reuters revealed that Citigroup would expand its business in China by increasing investment banking activities.
During Monday's European trading hours, European stock indices surged and reached new high levels.
On Monday, it was revealed that the number of shoppers in the United Kingdom had jumped by 87.8% during the previous week.
ESR Cayman Limited, the logistics real estate firm, is set to cooperate with Singapore's GIC to acquire the Blackstone-owned Australian logistics property portfolio for A$3.8B ($2.9B).
On Monday, the automotive semiconductor major supplier Renesas Electronics announced its plans for restoring full output capacity at the company's fire damaged factory by the end of May after resuming the production on Saturday.
Goldman Sachs has made an investment worth $69M in Britain's Starling Bank, the UK lender stated on Monday.
Clubhouse, the audio-based social network, has closed the Series C funding round, which reportedly values the app at around $4.0B, according to Reuters.