BUENOS AIRES: More than 20,000 clothes and shoe shops in Buenos Aires were allowed to open on Monday (Jun 8) as Argentina began a gradual reopening following more than two months of coronavirus lockdown. Until now, only businesses deemed essential had been allowed to open. Argentina's new phase ......
REUTERS: Surging technology and communications stocks have put the Nasdaq on the cusp of confirming that it is in a new bull market just 16 weeks after coronavirus fears smashed stocks and threw the U.S. economy into recession. The Nasdaq was up 0.8per cent in afternoon trade on Monday,...
JetBlue Airways Corp expects to fly about half of its original schedule in July, up from about 25per cent to 30per cent in June, and a bit more in August as leisure demand begins to recover, Chief Executive Robin Hayes told CNBC in an interview on Monday.
Nestle SA is selling the North American business of its Buitoni pasta brand to private-equity firm Brynwood Partners, the Swiss food group said on Monday.
Volkswagen on Monday named Ralf Brandstaetter as the new chief executive (CEO) of its core VW car brand, replacing Herbert Diess, who retains his title as head of Volkswagen Group, the carmaker said.
A South Korean court on Tuesday denied an arrest warrant request for Samsung Group heir Jay Y. Lee after prosecutors accused him of accounting fraud and stock manipulation, the court spokesperson said in a statement.
Israel's NSO Group showcased a new anti-drone defence on Monday, giving the public a rare look at its technology as it seeks to counter allegations that another of its products has aided privacy breaches and political surveillance.
ZURICH: Switzerland's lower house of parliament gave a preliminary green light on Monday to contact tracing app SwissCovid, which should roll out this month to help contain the coronavirus pandemic. The upper chamber of parliament already approved the app last week, meaning it is likely to pass ...
The Nasdaq composite rose to a new record high on Monday, and looks on track to confirm that it has been in a bull market for two and a half months according to many definitions, after Wall Street's nosedive on worries about coronavirus.
WASHINGTON, DC: The coronavirus pandemic inflicted a "swift and massive shock" that has caused the broadest collapse of the global economy since 1870 despite unprecedented government support, the World Bank said on Monday (Jun 8). The world economy is expected to contract by 5.2 per cent this year ...
