Not less than nine people had died after a severe typhoon hit Macau and left many residents without water and electricity.
Audi controlling panel scheduled a meeting on Monday to decide on management reshuffle, which would cause four of seven executives' replacements.
Financial technology startup AutoFi announced the raise of $10M in series A round, which brought the total value of equity funding to $17M.
Fast food chain McDonald's announced its pledge to diminish the antibiotics use in the company's chicken supply in the next year.
Clothing retailer Guess reported that its net income rose to $15.2M in the Q2, almost twice as much as expected, and shares jumped nearly 14% in late trading after the announcement.
Tesla announced that Jon McNeil, the global service and sales president, would receive $700K form the company, if certain targets are met in 2017.
Britain would set up a plan on closer cooperation with the European Union on data protection regulations after it leaves the bloc.
Ardo Hannson, the ECB policymaker, stated that there was no concerns on the strength of the Euro, as the bank's officials were preparing to talks on unwinding bond-buying program.
HP reported that personal systems unit's revenue rose 12% to $8.4B in the three months period to July, with the strongest increase of 16.4% in notebook sales.
General Electric resumed negotiations over selling industrial solutions business to ABB, the Swiss engineering company, for nearly $2B.
Uber reported that its quarterly bookings rose 16%, while loss narrowed, compared with the previous period, as the company started to inch toward profitability.
Canada fretted about a possible surge in asulym seekers entering the country from the United States, putting pressure on its PM Justin Trudeau before elections in 2019.
Mexico is likely to introduce a new inlation methodology in the last six months of 2018, which would include more products and measures from more small towns.
According to the White House, the US President Donald Trump will meet with scandal-hit Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak on September 12.
On Wednesday, the US House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan noted that the government shutdown proposed by the US President Donald Trump is meaningless and unwanted by parliamentarians.
The IBGE agency reported that consumer prices in Brazil decreased to 2.68% over the course of August, which represents the new 18-year low level.
On Wednesday, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that a war with North Korea can be avoided and Germany is ready to help to find a necessary diplomatic solution.
On Wednesday, the US Commerce Department revealed that new home sales plunged to 9.4%, which represents the lowest level since December 2016.
Iranian Foreign Minister stated that Saudi Arabia and Iran would exchange diplomatic visits in the near future, suggesting a thaw in reationships between both countries.
Google announced that the next version of Android OS is set to be named after the world's favourite biscuits OREO, keeping the tradition of calling each new release as sweet treats.
British banks are likely to shut record-high amount of 762 branches during this year, aiming to diminish costs by pushing business online.
Scottish budget deficit was 8.3% in the fiscal year to March, down from the prior year's 9.3%, as the country's oil-dependent economy tried to cope with a downturn in the oil sector.
Euro zone business expansion maintained firm pace of growth in August, as manufacturing showed the strongest performance in more than 6 years, offsetting a slowdown in the services sector.
The Commerce Department reported that sales of new single-family homes in the US fell unexpectedly to the weakest level in seven months in July, suggesting slower recovery in the housing market.