On Tuesday, the local council of Brighton stated that Uber's licence will not be restored, because its app is not "fit and proper" and it raises concerns about a data breach.
Saudi Arabian government hopes to ease tension on the state's finances by handing over 25 state-run educational institutions to the companies in the private sector.
On Tuesday, US border authorities gave permission to enter in the United States for a small group of Mexico people, rising hope for migrants from Central America.
The Royal Bank of Scotland is likely to shutter 162 branches and cut nearly 792 positions, after its branch network was reviewed in England and Wales.
Japan is expected to host a summit with the president of South Korea Moon Jae-in and China's Premier Li Keqiang on May 9 to negotiate on regional issues, the government stated.
The Prime Minister of Pakistan Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on Tuesday officially opened a long-awaited airport in Islamabad that was supposed to replace the old Benazir Bhutto.
The European Commission criticized the US President Donald Trump on Tuesday saying that his indecision whether to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium creates uncertainty for business.
The main Armenian opposition leader Nikol Pashinyan urged people on Tuesday to continue protesting in the streets in order to pressure the ruling Republican party to select him the new interim Prime Minister of the country.
The Economy Minister of Germany Peter Altmaier on Tuesday stressed the need of a trade deal between the United States and European Union that will end ambiguity over tariffs on steel and aluminium.
The Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the United States on Monday to declare the Iran nuclear deal void as it failed to keep its promise to stop developing nuclear weapons.
The UK Trade Minister Liam Fox welcomed on Tuesday the US President Donald Trump's decision to prolong an interim exemption on aluminium and steel tariffs for British companies.
According to report published by the Bank of England on Tuesday morning, the value of credits issued to British consumers has decreased to £4.2B from £5.5B.
According to experts' opinion, the US Federal Reserve will not raise interest rates on Wednesday postponing this decision until next policy meeting in June.
The European Commission noted on Tuesday that the US decision to postpone aluminium and steel tariffs aimed at the EU increased business uncertainty.
The Euro weakened to a three-month low early on Tuesday, as the Euro zone sentiment was impaired by sluggish economic data released during the previous session.
The British oil and gas company BP reported on Tuesday a 71% surge in its profit during the first quarter of 2018, boosted by higher gas and oil prices and increased production output.
According to economic forecasts, the Fed is expected keep interest rates unchanged this week, but is likely to hike them in June due to low unemployment and raising inflation.
Boeing confirmed on Tuesday that it has finalised an agreement to purchase the aerospace parts distributor KLX Inc and its debt for $4.25B.
The US Dollar remained steady near its four-month highs on Tuesday, as traders remained cautious before the Fed policy decision and the US employment data later in the week.
The Chinese conglomerate HNA Group has called off its bid to purchase the US-based hedge fund investment company SkyBridge Capital due to resistance from US regulators.
The Reserve Bank of Australia decided to leave the cash rate at 1.50% during its meeting on Tuesday in order to maintain sustainable growth and reach the previously-set inflation target.
South Korea's exports decreased for the first time in a year and a half in April, adding to concerns about the trade outlook due to the risk of US-China trade conflict's deepening.
Australian property prices declined for a seventh month in succession in April, with a lingering decline in Melbourne and Sydney.
Japan's manufacturing activity grew at the strongest pace in April, a revised survey revealed, as new orders increased, indicating the economy's recovery.