According to the Financial Times newspaper, Christopher Burghardt, the head of Uber's policy for Europe, has resigned to join the network of EV charging stations ChargePoint.
On Tuesday, the New Bank of England Deputy Governor Dave Ramsden noted that there is no need to hurry with interest rate hike due to negligible signs of domestic inflation's pressure building in the UK labour market.
On Tuesday, the UN Refugee Agency urged Bangladesh to accelerate checking of 15K Rohingya refugees "stuck" near the Bangladesh–Myanmar border and move them to safer zone.
Istat reported on Tuesday that the Italian trade surplus narrowed to €2.77B in August, compared to the prior month's €6.56B and missing analysts' expectations for a drop to €4.23B.
Netflix reported that it had added 5.3M subscribers in the Q3, topping analysts' expectations, while its shares hit record-high on Monday, surging 1.2% to $205.07.
The UK Madame Tussauds-owner Merlin Entertainments reported a slide in the key summer trading period, blaming terrorist attacks that took place in Britain recently and unfavourable weather.
HNA Group was willing to invest $7.6B in digital transformation and tourism, the company's CEO stated on Tuesday, not elaborating on further details.
The Japanese steelmaker Kobe Steel confessed it had falsified data on product specification and quality longer than the 10 years it had previously stated.
The US carmaker Ford and its French competitor PSA Group led a 2% decline in the European car sales in September, with a 5% drop in the PSA combined sales and a 13% fall in the Ford sales.
On Tuesday, Australia hired the former Goldman Sachs banker James Shipton to head the country's corporate watchdog, starting February 2018.
According to analysts, the deal between Airbus and Bombardier is expected to trigger the CSeries jet sales in Asia amid a better sales network provided by the EU planemaker.
On Monday, Airbus decided to buy a 50.01% stake in the Bombardier Inc's CSeries Aircraft Limited Partnership (CSALP), which produces and sells the CSeries planes.
On Tuesday, the International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol noted that members of the OPEC reached a compliance rate with their supply cut promises of nearly 86%.
On Tuesday, the Deputy Secretary of State John J. Sullivan said that the United States and its allies want to resolve a problem made by North Korea through diplomatic means and do not exclude possibility of direct talks with Pyongyang.
During Monday's trading session oil prices increased to $58.47 a barrel, as Iraqi military started to seize the city of Kirkuk from Kurdish forces.
New Zealand's inflation picked up 0.5% in the Q3, with a 1.9% yearly increase, which was unlikely to alter the Central Banks' intention to maintain interest rates unchanged for years.
Japan and the US agreed to cooperate against the increasing threat of North Korea, but failed to gap differences on issues of trade in the course of bilateral economic talks.
Singapore's exports dropped 1.1% in September, the first on-year decline in five months, as shipments of electronics marked their first decrease in a year.
The UK households will have to pay $345 higher bills a year for clothing, food and transport, if the country's government fails to strike a free trade deal with EU.
Israeli authorities approved permits for 31 settler homes in Hebron of the occupied West Bank for the first time since 2002.
On Monday, Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the US met in Oman to resume peace talks with the Taliban.
Capital Markets reported on Monday that Apple's iPhone 7 was outselling the new iPhone 8 in the US and UK ahead of the iPhone X launch.
The Mexican Finance Minister Jose Antonio Meade reported on Monday that the Peso's depreciation was triggered by the high level of uncertainty surrounding the NAFTA renegotiation.
On Monday, the European Union backed the Iran nuclear deal despite the US President Donald Trump's criticism.