The People's Bank of China stated that it is set to strengthen regulation of fast-growing companies, which are engaged in financial technologies, in attempt to prevent risks.
On Tuesday, crude oil prices rose by 0.3% to $51.83 a barrel amid a signs of a gradually lowering supply.
On Tuesday, the Anglo-Australian BHP revealed its plans to exit from its unsuccessful American shale oil and gas business.
On Monday, the US President Donald Trump revealed its plans to increase the US military presence in Afghanistan within the framework of a reviewed regional strategy, promising to "fight to win".
Sempra Energy announced it will acquire the US electric transmission and distribution service provider Oncor for $9.45B after its indirect owner failed to sell the company to Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
Macy's announced that the company would restructre its merchandising unit and merge it with private and planning brands, which is likely to result in 100 jobs cut.
Donald Trump would attend a border protection object located in a town near the US-Mexican border in Arizona, while looking for funding for the wall he intended to build.
Kuwait Oil Minister stated that OPEC is expected to discuss at a November's meeting wether to end or extend production cuts.
Lockheed Martin and its subsidiary Lockheed Martin Aeronautics were awarded a $427M worth contract for pilot flight equipment and ancillary military equipment. the Pentagon stated.
Saudi Arabia is set to move ownership of all airports to the Public Investment Fund, the country's major sovereign wealth fund, in privatization drive.
California jury ordered the Johnson & Johnson to pay nearly $417M to a woman claiming the development of ovarian cancer since she used the Johnson's talc-based products
China is likely to enhance financing guarantee services provided for micro and small companies and the rural sector, rules published by the cabinet revealed.
The court of the EFTA is set to suggest a way-out for the United Kingdom, as it was looking for a new power to arbitrate in disputes following the EU quit.
The German government reported a budget deficit recorded in July, as record-high tax revenues were outweighed by increasing public expenditure.
JPMorgan stated on Monday that the company would contribute up to $2M to support human rights and fight racism after white nationalist rally, which was in Virginia.
OPEC oil supply would drop by 419K barrel per day in August, a company tracking OPEC shipments said, amid expectations for lower exports from Saudis and other producers' cuts
Fast food company McDonald's announced plans to close all the 169 restaurants in eastern and northern regions of India due to dispute with local partner.
Danish company Maersk signed an agreement on selling the company's gas and oil business to France's Total for $7.45B in a combined debt and share transaction.
Statistics Norway revealed that the weak growth of births and immigrations resulted in the lowest increase of population in the June quarter since 2016.
The UK was confident that its Brexit negotiations with the EU were making enough progress to move to a next phase in the talks to discuss its further cooperation by October.
Statitics Canada showed that the country's wholesale sales fell 0.5% month-over-month in June, following an upwardly revised 1.0% gain in May and missing forecasts for a 0.6% rise.
Total has announced that it will buy the Maersk's gas and oil business for $7.45 billion. The company aims to increase their strength in the North Sea region.
As Brexit process looms, investors are mostly dumping investments in the UK. However, Hong Kong investment in commercial London property has more than tripled during the last year.
Hezbollah of Lebanon has announced that the organization has used drones against Islamic State in Syria. It is the first time Hezbollah admits the use of drones to commit airstrikes.