A 12-year-old girl died and several other people were seriously injured after a car rammed into the pizzeria's outdoor terrace in a small French town of Sept-Sorts not far from Paris on Monday.
On Monday, Philippines suspended Uber's operation and accreditation for one month, following the government's crackdown on the ride-hailing services' unregistered drivers.
North Korea stated that then was not the appropriate time to discuss the US citizens the country had detained, the KCNA news outlet reported on Tuesday.
Finland's animation and mobile games studio Rovio reported on Tuesday its revenue jumped to $179.7M in the first half of 2017 following "The Angry Birds Movie" success.
On Monday, California filed a suit against the US Justice Department over federal sanctions on the law enforcement grants, continuing the Democrats' legal counterattack against Donald Trump's administration.
The Prime Minister of Thailand Prayuth Chan-ocha is willing to arrive in the United States in October for a state visit at the White House to discuss trade, security and ties mending between Washington and Bangkok.
China vowed to adopt measures to defend Beijing's interests, in case the United States damages their trade ties, following Trump's authorised inquiry into intellectual property theft by China.
On Monday, three Directors of Merck, Intel and Under Armour stepped down from the Donald Trump's American Manufacturing Council, following Trump's tepid response to violence in Virginia's Charlottesville.
The Unites States is set to tighten global economic ties with North Korea by pushing for UN sanctions, which would target Pyongyang's oil supplies and textile exports.
Wolfgang Schaeuble, the German Finance Minister, revealed his criticism over the ECB's low interest rates policy and expressed hopes that it would end soon.
Facebook is set to move forward into e-commerce via expanding its local buyers and sellers connecting service in 17 new markets in Europe, the company said.
Volkswagen, the German automaker, announced that it would invest $812M in a new plant in Brazil, aiming at modernizing assembly lines.
On Monday, the US President Donald Trump ordered an inquiry into China's trade practices on intellectual property that are allegedly harming US businesses and jobs.
The two ailing Italian banks, Veneto Banca and Banca Popolare di Vicenza, had failed ECB's capital demands since 2014, documents cited by Reuters showed on Monday.
The British cyber security analyst Marcus Hutchins pleaded not guilty to charges accusing him of creation and distribution of a malware code used for stealing banking credentials.
Kenneth Frazier resigned on Monday from his position as the CEO of American Manufacturing Council, an advisory body to the US President, to withstand intolerance and extremism.
The environmental organisation The Sierra Club filed a lawsuit against the US Energy Department on Monday, hoping to discover details about a research on the electricity grid.
The US Vice President Mike Pence told reporters on Monday that the United States would use its diplomatic and economic power to help restore democracy in Venezuela.
The CEO of Vale SA Fabio Schvartsman said on Monday that its stock conversion plan was a success, thus facilitating the company's possible listing in the São Paulo Stock Exchange.
The Nasdaq Composite and the S&P rose by more than 1% on Monday, as easing tensions in the Korean peninsula drove investors to riskier assets.
The Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Monday that Canada might fail to agree on NAFTA in case the US discarded an important dispute-settlement mechanism.
The Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg assured on Monday that in case of re-election on September 11 she would reduce taxes to boost the country's economy.
Saudi Arabia is likely to restart building of one of the largest hotels in the world, the $3.5B worth Abraj Kudai hotel located in Mecca.
The potential for the transitory British participation in the European Economic Area after Brexit would be both costly and challenging to handle, Norway's PM stated.