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Stocks rose sharply to start the week as Wall Street cheered news on Boeing and traders shrugged off the latest surge in coronavirus cases.

Oil prices rose about $1 a barrel on Monday, after bullish data from Asia and Europe, but investors are wary about sharp spikes in new coronavirus infections around the world.

The Financial Conduct Authority ordered Wirecard's U.K. unit stop carrying out regulated activities.

A poll of thousands of Europeans has found that the majority have an increasingly negative view of the U.S. as a result of the coronavirus crisis.

Tehran is also reportedly asking Interpol for help, according to Fars.

Facebook is facing a snowball effect of advertisers signing onto the boycott, with big names Verizon and Unilever signing on.

Infrastructure will be installed at new drive-thrus "as standard."

Chesapeake Energy, the poster child of the U.S. shale revolution, filed for bankruptcy protection on Sunday.

Diplomatic ties between Washington and Berlin have declined markedly in recent years over NATO defense spending, trade and Nord Stream 2.

The police chief of Karachi told Reuters the gunmen attacked with grenades and guns after pulling up in a silver Corolla car.

Amazon warehouse workers have gone on strike in Germany after staff tested positive for the coronavirus.

The European Central Bank (ECB) could expand its bond-buying program by a further 1 trillion euros ($1.12 trillion) over the next two to three years as inflation takes center stage, according to Berenberg European Economist Florian Hense.

Julian Assange's lawyer said on Monday he was surprised U.S. authorities issued a new and wider indictment last week against the WikiLeaks founder whom they are seeking to extradite from Britain.

The New York Times reported that the White House hasn't acted after U.S. officials determined months ago a Russian military intelligence unit offered Afghan militants or criminals bounties to kill U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan.

Eric and Wendy Schmidt have donated to a Cambridge University program that is designed to equip young researchers with machine learning and artificial intelligence skills that have the potential to accelerate their research.

BP will sell its global petrochemicals business to billionaire Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos for $5 billion, the oil major said on Monday.

Wirecard's dramatic fall from grace has thrust corporate governance and industry regulation in Germany firmly in the spotlight.

David Howell Evans, known as the "the Edge" and Adam Clayton, from the rock band U2, are backing a new technology fund in Ireland, which is aiming to raise 100 million euros ($112 million).

France President Emmanuel Macron's centrist party received a drubbing on Sunday in municipal elections, as the Greens celebrated victories in several big cities after a surge in support.