Subaru has launched an investigation into the alleged data falsification by its inspectors over car mileage readings during the last inspections conducted on the company's vehicles.
On Tuesday, the Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernandez was recognised by Mexico as the last month's election winner, strengthening his position after he had declared himself the President-elect.
Samsung Electronics stated on Wednesday that it had developed the smallest DRAM chip in the world, tracking towards a record 2017 operating profit, boosted by the semiconductor business.
Japan Display is discussing a more than $1.8B investment from three China's panel producers, including the BOE Technology Group, Kyodo News reported.
On Friday, Korean Air is set to receive the first Bombardier C Series jet, following months of delay over engine issues with the second delivery to take place shortly after.
Saudi Arabia is set to retard an austerity drive and raise government spending in 2018, while struggling to lift the country's economy out of recession amid low oil prices.
The EU executive is likely to trigger a process to strip Poland of the country's voting rights within the bloc, as tensions between Warsaw and Brussels escalate.
FedEx said that the company's quarterly profit marked a stronger-than-anticipated increase due to solid global demand and higher package volumes in the holiday season.
The Bank of England is expected to unveil plans to allow the EU banks to operate in Britain as normal after it quits the bloc, even if no deal is reached.
The Equipment Leasing and Finance Association reported on Tuesday that borrowing by US companies for capital investment surged 17% year-over-year in November.
An opinion poll released on Tuesday revealed that nearly half of US real estate analysts expected the new tax code to make homes less affordable.
Germany's energy company Innogy reported on Tuesday that its CEO Peter Terium would leave the company immediately, following the recent profit warning for both 2017 and 2018.
On Tuesday, the US House of Representatives approved the most sweeping tax overhaul, forwarding the bill to the Senate.
On Tuesday, two French ministers told the AFA (Agence Française Anticorruption) that they did not plan to revamp legislation to facilitate the process of targeting corrupt overseas companies.
According to people with knowledge on the matter, Lufthansa is to gain EU antitrust approval for the acquisition of Air Berlin's subsidiary LGW.
On Tuesday, a senior United Nations official revealed the organisation's plans to move around 10K illegal refugees from Libya in 2018.
The Conference Board reported on Tuesday that its Leading Economic Index for Australia jumped 0.3% to 110.0 over the course of October.
Dairy prices fell by 3.9% at the latest global dairy auction in New Zealand, registering the fifth decline over the last six auctions.
According to the data released by the US Bureau of Economic Analysis, the country's current account deficit decreased to $100.6B over the third quarter of 2017.
The US Census Bureau reported on Tuesday that building permits were down 1.4% to 1.3M rate over the course of November, though still topping analysts' expectations.
The German Ifo business morale fell unexpectedly in December, coming in at 117.2 points, while economists had predicted a 117.6-point reading.
The White House stated on Tuesday that Microsoft and Facebook cooperated in the cyber security defence and disabled a number of North Korea's cyber actions.
The collapsed carrier Air Berlin repaid over €40M out of a €150M bridge loan it had received from Germany's government after the airline filed for insolvency about four months ago.
On Tuesday, the South African company Steinhoff named Danie van der Merwe as its acting CEO ahead of the lender meeting, following the conglomerate's accounting scandal.