STORY: From a huge aid package for U.S. farmers to Paramount's challenge to Netflix...
This is the Week in Numbers.
:: Week in Numbers
:: $12 billion
$12 billion was the value of an aid package President Donald Trump unveiled for U.S. farmers.
Farm groups and some Republican lawmakers had wanted the aid to support farmers with key purchases.
The agricultural industry faces steep losses this year due to low crop prices and lost export opportunities from the country's trade war.
Some farmers welcomed the aid package but others argued it fell short of what's needed.
:: $108.4 billion
$108.4 billion was the hostile bid made from Paramount Skydance for all of Warner Bros Discovery.
It has challenged Netflix after the streaming giant looked like it had won a bidding war with a $72 billion offer for Warner's TV, film studios and streaming assets.
Paramount CEO David Ellison - son of the world's second-richest person, Larry Ellison - argued his offer would strengthen Hollywood.
:: $25 billion
$25 billion is how much SpaceX wants to raise in an initial public offering next year.
That's what a source told Reuters.
They said Elon Musk's company aims for a valuation of more than $1 trillion.
And they added the Starlink maker has already begun talks with banks about the IPO, which could come around June or July.
:: $35 billion
$35 billion is how much Amazon pledged to invest in India through 2030.
The U.S. tech giant said it wants to expand its operations in the country by boosting AI capabilities and exports.
It become the latest U.S. tech major to push into India, which is seen as a key center for AI, cloud and deep-tech growth.
:: $9.1 billion
And $9.1 billion was the valuation of the Magnum Ice Cream Company on its debut listing in Amsterdam.
It made the firm the world's largest standalone ice cream business after it separated from Unilever.
But the number was below analyst expectations.
And some investors aren't sure if its sugar-heavy product can succeed as consumers grow more health-conscious.
