The Chinese ride-hailing company Didi Chuxing announced on Tuesday that the company will stop some late night services in the mainland part of China.
Vitas Vasiliauskas, who is one of the ECB policymakers, on Tuesday called for the creation of a EU-wide big bank supervision system.
By offering large salaries Chinese firms have managed to lure to their country large numbers of Taiwanese electronic chip engineers.
On Tuesday, Finnish state-controlled airlines Finnair claimed that it has appointed the former head of personal banking at Nordea as the company's new Chief Executive.
On Tuesday, Philip Rycroft, the Permanent Secretary at the Department for Exiting the European Union, claimed that there are plans in place for the UK to leave the EU without Brexit deal.
India and the US are planning to finalise defence agreements which would let the US to exchange satellite information and sell defence equipment to India, including armed drones.
Bloomberg reported that Chinese government is considering a merger of two largest China's wireless carriers, China Telecom and China Unicom, to speed up the development of 5G network services.
According to people familiar with the matter, Deutsche Bank will be ousted from the Eurostoxx 50 index amid problems with delivery of stable long-term profits.
The Minister of Sports of France Laura Flessel on Tuesday decided to resign from Emmanuel Macron's government in light of the upcoming cabinet reshuffle.
As it was expected by the markets, the Reserve Bank of Australia on Tuesday kept the bank's Cash Rate unchanged at 1.50%.
On Tuesday, crude oil prices fluctuated above the $70 mark, as Gulf of Mexico oil platforms were being evacuated in expectations of a hurricane.
The Finance Minister of Japan Taro Aso on Tuesday announced that the Japanese fiscal budget requests for the year of 2019 will reach a record high of $918B.
On Tuesday, during the Asian session stock indices declined, as the US Dollar appreciated in value. Financial media once more blamed US and China's trade disputes.
Australia's government spending made another contribution to the economic expansion the Q2, as exports of liquefied gas and farm goods did, indicating that the economy spent 27th year with no recession.
South Korea's GDP growth in the second quarter was revised down by 0.1% to show 0.6% expansion in the June quarter, the country's Central Bank's data revealed.
Spain registered its biggest decline in the number of international arrivals in July, receiving 9.98M tourists, 4.9% less than in the same period year ago.
The Austrian jobless rate saw a strong 8% decrease year-over-year for the month of August, with a more than 344K people registered as unemployed, the AMS stated.
HSBC announced plans to open more digital branches in the United Arab Emirates to reach out to tech-savvy customers, Marwan Hadi stated.
The Kremlin was leaning on Russian oligarchs to spend $120B on new investments by the end of the term of Vladimir Putin after intentions to raise taxes on large business.
Britain's manufacturing sector activity weakened further in August, as expansion rate declined, and new orders slowed, a report by IHS Markit and CIPS showed.
Brazil's consumer prices are likely to stagnate in August, as a weak economic recovery kept weighing on employment, suggesting the Central Bank to hold off rates' hike despite a sell-off of the currency.
The European Union stated that it was ready to begin negotiations with Washington over increasing beef imports from the US, aiming to entrench July's trade truce.
Italy posted a budget surplus for the state sector of €1.3B in August, compared to a €1.1B deficit in the same month in 2017, the Treasury stated on Monday.
Turkey's annual consumer inflation reached 17.9% in August, up from the reading of 15.9% in July, putting pressure on the country's Central Bank to increase the interest rate next week.