Boeing halts deliveries of its 787 Dreamliners as US regulators investigate production flaws, a statement released by the company shows.
On Sunday, Reuters revealed that new rulings by Canadian telecom regulators are bound to freeze competition in the country's telecom sector.
On Sunday, US Republicans announced that a compromise could be reached with the US President Joe Biden over his proposed infrastructure bill.
The US Treasury stated on Friday that the US President's Joe Biden's new tax hike plan would increase government income by $2.4 trillion.
On Saturday, the US White House sent the US Congress a $6 trillion budget plan, which would increase education and infrastructure spending.
A Chinese think tank announced on Sunday that a compromise in the ongoing US-China tensions could be created by using common tariff exclusions.
On Sunday, Automobilwoche revealed that Volkswagen intends to significantly change the company's management structure.
The President of Iran Hassan Rouhani fired the head of the Iranian central bank Abdolnaser Hemmati, who would run in the country's presidential election.
On Sunday, it was revealed that 3M had won a trial in the US that accused the company of a cover up of a defective ear plug design.
Indian car maker Mahindra revealed on Sunday that it expects global car sales to recover in two years.
On Sunday, the British Retail Consortium revealed that a wave of UK retail sector bankruptcies could be imminent due to rent costs.
During Sunday's European trading hours, the prices for cryptocurrencies declined, as BTC fell 5.2% and ETH declined by 6.3%.
Rivian Automotive Inc, the US electric-truck manufacturer, stated on Friday that it would seek $70B valuation at its possible IPO.
On Saturday, the Italian government accepted a resolution regulating absorption of the European Union investments.
The British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak stated on Friday that a tax deal with the United States most probably would be concluded at G7 summit.
On Saturday, the price of Bitcoin fell 5.16% to $33849.47, thus losing $1842.99 through the day.
India's Mahindra & Mahindra said in the interview to Reuters that it will require at least two years for sales of cars to return to the pre-pandemic levels.
HP Inc and Dell Technologies Inc reported quarterly revenue above estimates, though both companies warned that computer ship shortages could affect their ability to meet the demand for their laptops.
Tata Sons bought the majority stake in online grocery seller BigBasket, joining a race with other e-commerce players, including Amazon.com Inc, Walmart's Flipkart.
Sony Group is set to spend about $18.39B in the following three years over strategic investments, aiming to expand subscribers to its entertainment and entertainment services.
According to the Indian government, the country's car manufacturing hub, Chennai, would continue production despite the rapid COVID-19 expansion.
According to the Airlines for America report, 11 American airlines returned its customers $12.84B in total for flights cancelled in previous year.
Global sales of Toyota cars doubled in April to 859,448 units from the previous year and reached a monthly record despite a shortage of semiconductors.
The US consumer sentiment declined to 82.9 in May from 88.3 in April, a report published by the University of Michigan shows.