According to survey conducted by the Koerber Foundation, Germans believe that the US President Donald Trump poses a greater challenge to country's foreign policy than leaders on North Korea, Turkey or Russia.
According to survey published on Tuesday, the Saudi Arabia's Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) surged to 57.5 last month, thus signifying the fastest temp of growth in two years.
On Tuesday, the Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said that he did not have a conversation with the Prime Minister Abe who would lead the central bank when his term expires in April 2018.
On Tuesday, the Prime Minister of Australia Malcolm Turnbull said that the country needs to have law that would guarantee non-interference in domestic affairs from foreign actors, such as China.
In a blog post published by the YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki she informed that the company plans to hire more people to detect and remove extremist content. In addition, she also announced the launch of a new comment moderation tools.
Toshimitsu Motegi, the Japanese Economy Minister, pointed to extra expenditure for recurrent education within the government's planned $17.8B economic package.
Chinese services PMI reached its three-month high of 51.9 in November, fuelled by a strong increase in new business, while the rate of expansion was still moderate.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics showed that the country's retail sales rose more than expected 0.5% in October, with the strongest increases in eating out and clothing sectors.
Japan's services PMI decreased to 51.2 in November, amid outstanding business slowdown, while new orders growth was solid and business sentiment picked up, indicating further expansion.
Delphi, which was changing the name to Aptiv, aimed to diminish the cost of self-driving vehicles by more than 90% to around $5K by 2025, the CEO Kevin Clark said.
The leader or Germany's SPD Martin Schulz would negotiate with Angela Merkel's conservatives over forming a new government next week if his party's members agree.
OPEC oil output decreased in November by 300K bpd to the lowest level since May 2017, pressured by weaker Iraqi and Angolan exports and robust compliance with output cut agreement.
Pierre Moscovici said that EC proposals to strengthen the integration of the EZ would seek to make the bloc more united and enhance the democratic accountability of its institutions.
Dialog Semiconductor's shares fell further 23% after the firm acknowledged that its main consumer Apple could develop batter-saving chips for iPhones on its own.
The UK Prime Minister Theresa May failed to make a Brexit divorce agreement with EU negotiators, despite initial reports of a deal that would keep Northern Ireland linked to EU rules.
Germany and France agreed that Iran must rescind its ballistic missile program and cease "hegemonic temptations" across the Middle East, the France's Foreign Minister stated.
Ireland expects Apple to begin paying back taxes totalling nearly $15.4B into the escrow account in the Q1 of 2018, the country's Finance Minister stated.
The US Fed is widely anticipated to make an interest rate increase later in December, Reuters economists' poll said, the majority of whom expected three more hikes in 2018.
The European Union is set to closely monitor the influence of the US tax reform adopted at the weekend to evaluate its impact on global tax rules and the US deficit.
Commerce Department reported that the US factory orders decreased less-than-anticipated 0.1% in October due to weaker demand for both defence and civilian aircraft.
The US pharmacy chain CVS Health agreed to acquire the country's health insurer Atena for $69B, aiming to tackle rising healthcare spending through lower-priced medical services.
Total, the French major energy group, signed a ten-year agreement to supply one of the largest container line CMA CGM with liquefied natural gas in efforts to respect ecology international regulations.
Global air travel demand increased 7.2% over the course of October, after being affected by hurricanes in September, the International Air Transport Association stated.
The Chairman of EU leaders was heartened by the progress made in talks over avoiding physical border separating Ireland after Brexit, bringing closer the beginning of trade talks.