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.
Apple Inc is set to build a new facility in North Carolina for up to 3K employees, expand operations in other states and increase spending targets with local suppliers.
Unilever is set to acquire food supplement firm brand Onnit, joining its rivals, such as Nestle SA, in broadening its portfolio of brands focused on nutrition and health.
Spotify Technology SA announced its intention to increase the prices over some of the subscription plans in the Uk and the US from April 30.
Tyre maker Michelin revealed a 2.3% increase in first-quarter sales to €5.45B, the first quarterly rise since the Q4 of 2019, before the pandemic.
Tesla is planning to add new electric vehicle components recycling facilities at the Shanghai plant to reproduce and repair battery cells and electric motors, the US electric carmaker reported on Monday.
On Monday, Apple announced its plans to build a new North Carolina campus that would house around 3K employees, as well as expand the company's operations in other parts of the United States and boost its spending goals with US suppliers.
Unlike car manufacturing leaders, such as Ford Motor and General Motors, the US dealers are winning from the global chip shortage, as the deficit lifts their profit, as they charge a full price for the top-demanded trucks and SUVs.
Moderna's vaccine against COVID-19 is set to be reviewed by technical experts as soon as April 30 for potential WHO emergency listing, the World Health Organization said on Monday.
On Monday, China's market regulator stated it had started an antitrust inquiry into Meituan, the Chinese food delivery giant, amid the country's widespread crackdown on extensive internet platform economy.
On Monday, Bitcoin soared 8% and was heading to snap the five-day losses, following the cryptocurrency's dramatic slump from its record-high jump earlier this month.
Global military spending surged by 2.6% to 1.98 trillion US Dollars in 2020 even, despite some defence funds being reallocated to battle the coronavirus pandemic, according to a SIPRI report published on Monday.
On Monday, Philips reported a 74% surge in its Q1 profit and raised its 2021 forecast, as the COVID-19 pandemic boosts demand for the company's personal health appliances and hospital equipment.
The European Union is set to allow vaccinated US citizens to visit Europe this summer, easing current travel restrictions.
Online bookmaker Betway's parent Super Group is planning to go public via a merger with Sports Entertainment Acquisition, the blank-check acquisition company, in a deal valued at around $5.0B.
Porsche AG, Volkswagen's luxury sports carmaker, seeks to accelerate its e-mobility drive and build a plant in the southern Germany to manufacture electric vehicle battery cells, according to its CEO's statement.
Israeli imports from China increased by 51.8% to $2.99B in the first three months of 2021, compared to the prior year, the Central Bureau of Statistics reports.
Sales of the German carmaker Daimler increased by 13% to 728,600 cars in the first quarter of the current year, compared to the same period in 2020.
The China Securities Regulatory Commission approved IPOs of China Three Gorges Renewables, Jiangxi Jovo Energy and Tianjin Yiyi Hygiene Products.
China Mobile, one of the leading telecommunication operators in the country, announced a profit growth of 2.3% in the first quarter of 2021, compared to the previous year.
On Sunday, Betway announced that the company would go public together with its parent company Sports Entertainment Acquisition.
Key US Senate Democrats revealed on Sunday that they favour a smaller infrastructure bill instead of the currently proposed.
On Sunday, Reuters published survey results, which revealed that the ongoing US Stock rally could slow down.