The British Prince William on Tuesday met with Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Reuven Rivlin.
The US Supreme Court on Tuesday announced that US President Donald Trump's travel ban on few Muslim-majority nations is lawful.
The Asian Development Bank's Board of Directors approved a $500M loan to develop a 800MW power plant in Khulna, Bangladesh.
OPPO Mobile, a Chinese mobile firm, partnered with Lipa Later, a Kenyan credit offering company, to allow customers to purchase OPPO gadgets by instalments.
According to the latest Citigroup/YouGov survey, long-term inflation expectations in the UK rose to 3.3% month-on-month in June - its highest level since December, 2013.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating three people in relation to insider trading prior to Sherwin-Williams Co's announcement to acquire Valspar Corp.
US stocks opened higher on Tuesday, as a rise in technology stocks and General Electric helped to recover from yesterday's weakening caused by global trade tensions.
According to JP Morgan, the bank is consulting Gulf countries about all the necessary measures to include them in its emerging market benchmark - the EMBI bond index.
Popular video makers on YouTube have expressed their frustration at the last week's trade show that the video platform notifies a reduced number of followers about new publications, calling on it to change the tool.
Santander is among the potential bidders for the Polish unit Eurobank owned by France's Societe Generale, banking industry sources reported.
Germany's Audi AG is partnering with the self-driving car simulation start-up Cognata to accelerate the autonomous vehicle development, the Israeli platform provider stated on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Microsoft announced it would collaborate with India's InMobi, as it seeks to provide the customers of Azure cloud with artificial intelligence-backed marketing capabilities.
Orlando has halted testing the Amazon facial recognition programme, following concerns raised by rights groups that the service could violate the civil liberties.
On Monday, CBS expanded its streaming accord with the National Football League, so it could include mobile devices, and extended its rights via the 2022 season.
ProSiebenSat.1 Media will tie up with Discovery to build Germany's TV streaming platform, as they seek to challenge the US titans Amazon Prime, Youtube and Netflix.
Some ministers of the European Union made a last attempt to appeal to Poland to stop its most recent judicial reform that would put the country's court under the risk to be politically influenced.
General Electric Company on Tuesday announced that it will invest in its healthcare business and sell the company's oil services branch.
On Monday, the US semiconductor stocks plunged, affecting such giants as Nvidia, Micron Technology and Intel, after new trade measures are aimed at the technology sector.
Uber is set to learn on Tuesday whether it can continue operating with its ride-hailing licence in London, its largest European market, after changing the company's corporate culture.
Australia's advertiser Ooh!Media is buying the bus stop advertising unit Adshel in a deal worth $424M, after outbidding competitor suitor APN Outdoor..
BHP Billiton, Vale SA and Samarco have clinched a deal with Brazil's authorities to settle a $5.30B lawsuit over the 2015 dam disaster that claimed lives of 19 people.
Engie, the French power and gas group, stated it was not looking at a takeover of EDP Renovaveis, Portugal's renewable energy developer.
China's Evergrande Health Industry stated late on Monday it would acquire 45% of a new energy vehicle start-up Faraday Future, bringing the shares up 40% on Tuesday morning.
The ex-Blackstone Group's dealmaker Chinh Chu has tied up with the Chairman of Pinnacle Foods, Roger Deromedi, to form a special purpose acquisition company, as the aim to buy consumer firms.