The chairman of the two Japanese automakers Carlos Ghosn stated he sought Mitsubishi to reform itself and a full merger with Nissan is unlikely to happen, except companies' cross-manufacturing in special cases.
According to the Alphabet statement on Tuesday, its affiliated company Waymo is eager to start testing its new autonomous vehicle ride service for dozens of families in Arizona's city of Phoenix.
On Tuesday, the prosecution of Hungary stated it had charged Roland Mengyi, a lawmaker of the ruling Fidesz party, together with six others with a public funds misappropriation attempt and power abuse of the office.
On Tuesday, the ABB stated it had agreed to collaborate with IBM on the new artificial intelligence technology to be featured in IBM's Watson data analytics software.
According to the Chinese industry ministry, the country aims to reach 35M of auto sales by 2025 and seeks NEVs to account for 20% of that total.
The shareholders of Wells Fargo are set to vote on the leadership of the bank, which may cause changes in the bank, as many directors have been criticized for their actions during the latest scandal.
Anti-government protests in Venezuela marked the fourth week with more deaths. Two people have been killed by gunmen on Monday in Venezuela, which brings the total casualty number to 12.
The industry ministry of the People's Republic of China has announced that it wants its annual new energy vehicle production to reach two million by the year of 2020.
On Tuesday North Korea conducted large scale, live fire exercises in areas near the city of Wonsan, which is located near the country's east coast.
The US is likely to impose preliminary anti-subsidy tariffs averaging 20% on Canadian softwood lumber imports, said the Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
The South Korean economy is set to grow faster than expected in the first quarter of 2017, mainly driven by stronger exports and capital investment.
EU leaders are set to warn Britain not to assume its banking services industry to be included in free trade agreements after Brexit.
Donald Trump urged the UN Security Council to be prepared to set new sanctions against North Korean ballistic and nuclear missile programs.
Italian government stated that it had raised gambling and tobacco taxes and had cracked down on VAT evasion to reduce the 2017 budget deficit, as the EU has demanded.
PPG Industries increased the final offer to €26.9B for Akzo Nobel and included a break fee if the deal is rejected, putting more pressure on Dutch rival to enter negotiations.
On Monday, the White House reported that the vote for the new Republican healthcare plan is still weeks away, as no consensus over the plan had been reached yet.
A company founded by Craig Wright, who claimed to be the bitcoin cryptocurrency inventor, has been sold to a private equity company in the biggest deal that involved bitcoins.
Top officials of Trump administration would hold a briefing this week at the White House for the entire US Senate to discuss situation in North Korea.
Fresenius SE&Co KgaA, German healthcare conglomerate, made a $4B proposal to Akorn Inc, generic drugmaker to increase their annual sales by $1B in the nearest future.
On Monday, the President of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Neel Kashkari said he did not agree with the idea that infrastructure spending is a key US economic growth contributor.
The outgoing French President Francois Hollande urged the nation to choose Emmanuel Macron over Marine Le Pen in the final round of the French Presidential Election next month.
The CBI poll of 397 producers revealed both domestic and overseas demand for UK manufactured goods increased at the fastest rate in nearly three years in the Q1 of 2017.
The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for China was up 0.9% in the month of March from an upwardly revised 1.3% gain observed in February.
The National Activity Index released by the Chicago Fed on Monday plummeted to 0.08 in March from a downwardly revised 0.27 increase registered in the preceding month.