New security rules including stricter screening of passengers are set to take effect this Thursday on all US-bound flights to follow government requirements to avoid a laptop ban.
South Korean LG Display announced that the company's operating profit surged nearly 80% in the September quarter, on the back of higher demand and recovered panel prices.
Australian consumer prices marked the weaker-than-expected growth of 0.6% in the Q3. Following the report, the local currency dropped markedly against the US Dollar.
The US Supreme Court officially declined plans to hear the remaining challenge to the President Donald Trump's travel ban on several Muslim-majority countries.
The EU should investigate Malta's anti-money laundering system, EU lawmakers decided in response to the murder of a Maltese journalist, who reported on financial and political corruption.
Croatia's public debt declined 4.5 percentage points at the end of Q2, marking the largest decline among the EU members states.
Italy's Prime Minister Paolo Gentolini's government called a series of confidence votes to pass a new electoral law.
US authorities denied visas to a delegation from Turkey's Justice Ministry, which was due to travel to Washington later this month.
New wave of cyber attacks using the malware BadRabbit hit Russia and Ukraine, causing flight delays in Ukraine's Odessa airport and affecting several media agencies in Russia.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond's Manufacturing Activity Index worsened in October, slumping to 12 points and missing analysts' expectations for a 17-point reading.
Markit said on Tuesday its preliminary PMI for the United States' services sector jumped to 55.9 in October, an improvement from the 55.3-point reading registered in September.
Preliminary data published by Markit on Tuesday revealed that the US Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index managed to reach the 54.5-point mark in October.
Data released by the Conference Board showed that the Leading Economic Index for China increased 1.0% over the course of September.
According to the data released by the NBB on Tuesday, the Belgian business confidence saw an improvement in the month of October.
Markit reported its preliminary PMI for the Euro zone's manufacturing sector hit the 58.6 mark in October, jumping from the downwardly-revised 58.1-point reading registered in the prior month.
On Tuesday, Saudi Arabia announced a $500B plan to develop an industrial and business zone, designed to link Egypt and Jordan, in an effort that could free the country from dependency on oil exports.
The carmaker Volkswagen's Catalonia-based unit SEAT is thinking over moving its headquarters, in case there is no longer legal certainty in the region.
Catalonia is planning to appeal the Spanish government's decision to trigger the Article 155 to the country's Constitutional Court, a Catalan spokesman Jordi Turull stated on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, McDonald's reported that its quarterly US comparable sales bet estimates by rising 4.1% on the back of the increasing number of customers due to restaurant's better offers and promotions.
British financial watchdog launched an investigation into hacking of the US credit reporting agency Equifax, after the incident affected about 700K UK citizens.
On Tuesday, Germany's ex-Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble became the President of the country's lower house of the Parliament called the Bundestag.
On Tuesday, the European Union state aid regulators approved the $2.2B French support to help La Banque Postale provide poor people with the basic banking services.
The US State Secretary Rex Tillerson called the Kurdistan region and the Iraqi government on Monday to resolve Kurdish self-determination conflict through a dialogue.
The share price of Apple's supplier AMS soared 18% after reporting solid earnings on Tuesday, as the company is expecting a positive outlook for the fourth quarter of 2017.