The New York Stock Exchange announced on Monday that it has sent in an amendment of change of IPO rules with the SEC.
On Monday, a Reuters poll revealed that the central bank of Mexico is highly likely to cuts its interest rates.
Apple Inc announced on Monday that the company would produce its own Mac computer chips.
On Monday, Microsoft announced that it would close its streaming service Mixer and tie up with Facebook Gaming.
At the end of the week's trading the US Dollar lost value against other currencies, as cash assets were exchanged for equity.
On Monday, crude oil price benchmarks surged by more than two percent.
On Monday, the Wall Street stock indices ended the week with a surge, which was led by tech stocks.
American Airlines Group seeks to secure $3.5B in new financing with intention to boost the carrier's liquidity as it struggles with travel restrictions triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nokia Oyj is planning to slash 1,233 job positions at its French arm Alcatel-Lucent International, which is the third of the division's workforce, Finland's telecoms equipment maker announced on Monday.
Delta Air Lines is planning to resume its flight operations between the United States and China on June 25 after their suspension in February caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
On Monday, the Dow Jones and S&P 500 indexes were flat due to the increased number of coronavirus cases, while technology stocks jumped for the seventh session.
As a result of the coronavirus-caused turbulences, the US existing house sales diminished 26.6% on an annual basis in the previous month.
The Germany Economy Minister Olaf Scholz stated the bailout talks with shareholder Heinz Thiele were productive.
On Monday, Wirecard announced that a missing $2.1 billion of funds from the company's accounts never existed.
During Monday's European trading hours, crude oil price benchmarks fluctuated steadily, as supply and demand remained balanced.
On Monday, Lufthansa stock price decline by 5.7%, as the CEO Carsten Spohr announced a plan to avoid insolvency.
French labor unions announced that Nokia intends to cut 1,233 jobs at French subsidiary Alcatel-Lucent.
During Monday's European trading hours, stock indices declined, as a resurgence of coronavirus cases caused a fall in risk on sentiment.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin said on Sunday that he would seek another term in office if the Russian people approve the constitutional changes.
Britain's Secretary of State of Health Matt Hancock announced on Sunday that the UK would unveil the COVID-19 lockdown easing plans this week.
Markus Braun, the Chief Executive Officer of Wirecard AG, resigned on Friday, as the company search for the missing $2.1B cash hit a snag.
The Governor of the Central Bank of Philippines Benjamin Diokno said in a statement that none of the Wirecard's missing $2.1B cash entered the nation's financial system.
Italy Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte stated the budget deficit is likely to increase in the current year and is estimated to reach up to 10.4% of domestic product.
The major American airline endeavours to raise capital by offering shares and convertible bonds, the offering is expected as promptly as Sunday.