The price of oil futures weakened on Wednesday following a report that US crude inventories increased last week instead of falling considerably, as previously expected.
Asian shares opened higher early on Wednesday in response to the US Dollar strengthening after the bullish assessment of the US economy by the Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
Mexico's America Movil, the biggest telecommunications company in Latin America by number of subscribers, revealed that its net profit fell 94% in the second quarter, affected by currency-related swings.
Australia's publisher Fairfax Media stated on Wednesday that it agreed to collaborate with rival News Corp's Australian unit on printing newspapers to diminish costs.
The European Union and Japan signed a wide-ranging free trade agreement that both sides would try acting as a counterweight to protectionism intentions by the US President Donald Trump.
A Toronto-based start-up secured funding of $10M from venture capitalists to extend its operations in the tattoo business, the company's CEO stated on Tuesday.
GV, Alphabet's venture capital arm, has led a $16M investment this month into a self-service online booking service Peerspace, the companies stated on Tuesday.
JPMorgan Chase & Co has invested into San Francisco's artificial intelligence start-up Volley.com to help large companies generate training content aimed at employees automatically.
White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders said that President Donald Trump will speak to the nation on Tuesday at 1800 GMT regarding his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Helsinki.
The US Dollar strengthened against other major currencies on Tuesday following strong economic assessment from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.
Junior trade minister George Hollingbery told parliament on Tuesday that UK government cannot accept plan brought by pro-EU rebels that is likely to see Britain stay in the customs union.
On Tuesday, former US President Barack Obama warned against the rise of strongmen politics and said the world should resist and push back.
On Tuesday, Goldman Sachs Inc nominated David Solomon as their next CEO, bringing a new period for the Wall Street Banks as it extends into different businesses.
Industrial and manufacturing production in the United States increased in June, because of a sharp bounce back in manufacturing and additional gains in mining output.
Goldman Sachs named new Chief Executive and reported a better-than-anticipated rise in quarterly profit, while investors were focused on weak performance in the company's main businesses.
Lloyds Banking Group announced plans for three subsidiaries in Europe after the UK leaves the European Union, indicating how Brexit would fragment the banking industry concentrated in London.
Johnson & Johnson reported a higher-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit, as strong demand for cancer drugs made up for decreasing sales of other treatments.
UnitedHealth Group, the largest health insurer in the US, reported that medical costs were slightly higher in the Q2 than Wall Street expectations, sending shares down 4%.
On Monday, International Business Machines has demanding $167M in a lawsuit from Groupon, as it is accusing the e-commerce marketplace operator of using the patent technology with no authorisation.
The European Commission has agreed on a deal with Japan on Tuesday to allow businesses to transfer personal data seamlessly between the Asian country and the EU, mending their economic ties.
Kenya's Safaricom is in the advanced discussion with Ethiopia's authorities to launch its famous mobile money service M-Pesa, as it seeks to establish a toe-hold in the 100M people market.
The Japanese truck-making unit of Toyota Motor is implementing artificial intelligence into its diesel-electric hybrids to improve the fuel efficiency, as competitors focus on the full-battery-powered models.
IBM is partnering with Stronghold over a new cryptocurrency, as the US financial services operator adds more stability to the sector famous for its volatility, both firms announced on Tuesday.
On Monday, the Central Bank of Ghana annulated the Belstar Capital's purchase of a 51% majority stake in Agriculture Development Bank due to inappropriate acquisition of the stakes.