The UK Motor Cycle Industry Association stated that sales increase 7.3% year-over-year in April, causing a 9.4% year-to-date rise, as the market kept expanding.
Germany's chemical giant BASF stated that it is set to build two new factories at its planned site of Verbund chemical production in southern China.
The US existing home sales dropped for a second month in succession in April due to the weakness in the lower-priced segment of the housing market, which was suffering from a shortage of properties.
The UK second biggest steel producer British Steel was is on the collapse brink unless the country's government agrees to help with emergency $38M loan, sources familiar with the matter said.
Veoneer, Sweden's car tech company, is planning to boost the working capital by $500M via the sale of its shares and bonds, after a sluggish demand for the group's services led to weaker sales and losses.
Norwegian sovereign wealth fund, Norges Bank, acquired a stake of 3.10% in Britain's Metro Bank, after the UK lender attracted $476.10M to boost its balance sheet.
The Indian Punjab National Bank is likely to gain control over two or three state-run banks, which could include Allahabad Bank, Andhra Bank and Oriental Bank Of Commerce, according to Reuters.
On Tuesday, Majestic Wine stated that its retail business was attracting many suitors, following the UK specialist wine company's announcement made a month ago about its intention to sell the arm to focus online.
Crane Co, the US industrial products maker, stated on Tuesday it had made an offer to acquire smaller competitor Circor International in a deal worth at $1.7B.
On Tuesday, Merck & Co stated it would acquire the cancer drug developer Peloton Therapeutics in a cash deal valued at $1.05B, seeking to receive access to the firm's renal cancer medication candidate PT2977.
During the early hours of London's trading session the GBP/USD declined due to UK factories reporting a record decline in orders since late 2016.
On Tuesday, it was announced by Morgan Stanley that in their worst case scenario model Tesla stock could trade at $10 per share.
France's businessman Jacques Veyrat is considering a 50% stake sale of the renewable energy company Neoen to Engie, seeking for small stake in the utility in return, according to BFM Business.
On Tuesday, India's Hinduja Group stated it was considering a potential bid for the debt-laden Jet Airways, responding to Reuters, following the Economic Times report the firm would launch the bidding process this week.
The Spanish retailer DIA signed an agreement with Santander to secure financing, its new owner LetterOne stated in a statement, preventing the risk a necessity to launch insolvency proceedings.
FamilyMart, Japan's convenience store operator, is seeking to halt a 15-year-long joint venture with the Chinese Ting Hsin International over contractual disputes, according to the Nikkei report seen on Tuesday.
During a speech in Pennsylvania on Monday, US President Donald Trump announced that the US-China trade war has strengthened the US industries.
On Tuesday, Hong Kong officials announced that the former UK colony is looking to raise up to one billion USD by issuing five-year term green bonds.
During the Asian trading session on Tuesday, Asian stock indices gained value. The surge was occurring despite the Huawei stock sell off that occurred due to US restrictions set on the company.
On Tuesday, a group of US airlines announced that they expect record travel numbers during this summer.
Taro Aso, the Japanese Finance Minister, stated that the gross domestic product's growth in the first quarter was not bad, while that the country's economic fundamentals remained strong.
Incoming boss of Daimler, Ola Kaellenius, was working on a program to cut administration costs 20% in order to reach targets of profit threatened by issues at factories and global trade woes, Handelsblatt reported, citing sources.
The US government temporarily eased some of restrictions imposed last week over China's Huawei in a move to minimise disruption for the company's customers and keep phones, networks operating.
General Motors announced that most of its cars are set to be capable of over-the-air upgrades by 2023, as it rolled out new car electrical systems designed to handle software downloads and heavy data traffic from the internet.