Data released by the ONS on Tuesday revealed that the UK's goods trade deficit widened to 14.2B over the month of August from 12.8B deficit registered in the preceding month.
According to the data released by the Office for National Statistics on Tuesday, the UK's manufacturing production was up 0.4% in August, topping analysts' estimates for a 0.2% rise.
Pope Francis is set to meet Myanmar's military generals, senior Buddhist monks and the civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi during his visit to that country and Bangladesh in November over Rohingya crisis.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan blamed the US ambassador to Turkey for the diplomatic crisis between the countries, adding that Ankara would no longer consider him as Washington envoy.
The US President Donald Trump stated that he was eager to set an "economic-development" measure to punish those companies, which globally outsource jobs.
On Tuesday, Wal-Mart Stores launched a $20B share buyback plan, forecasting the US online sales to rise by around 40% in the next fiscal year.
On Tuesday, Uber stated that giving worker rights to its British drivers would cost the company tens of millions of pounds, as it currently classified its 50K drivers in the UK as self-employed.
Catalonia is nearing possible independence proclamation on Tuesday, as its leader Carles Puigdemont has prepared to address the session, despite Madrid warned of taking counter-measures.
Germany's carmaker Volkswagen is planning to launch online sales and shrink its EU dealer network, hoping to boost its efficiency and profitability by an average 10%.
On Tuesday, Japan launched its fourth satellite for a high-precision GPS, expecting to encourage new businesses and boost the country's economic growth.
On Tuesday, the Prime Minister of Turkey Binali Yildirim asked the United States to act reasonably and resolve the visa dispute as soon as possible.
Non less than two people were reported to be dead after an unknown gunman opened fire near the Technical University of Mombasa (TUM), Kenya.
On Tuesday, Kazakhstan's Prime Minister fired his two top energy officials after the biggest oil exporter of the Central Asia reported fuel shortages on its domestic market.
The European centre-right Finance Ministers backed the Spanish government in the contested Catalan independence referendum.
Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha announced on Tuesday that Thailand was set to hold its general election in November next year, following a few failed attempts since the 2014 military coup.
The Statistics Bureau reported on Tuesday that China would not have any problem meeting the economic growth target of about 6.5% in 2017 and was expected to even beat it.
On Monday, Microsoft stated that it was investigating into whether Russia had bought the US election ads on the Bing search engine or any other Microsoft-owned platform.
The OPEC is eager to reconvene the meeting with the US over their accord to cut oil output, the cartel's Secretary General stated on Tuesday.
The Dutch meal delivery company Takeaway.com is planning to raise its commission rates, starting from January 1, as the firm seeks to have a 5% positive impact on the revenue growth.
In a speech delivered on Tuesday, the President of Taiwan Tsai Ing-wen pledged to defend democracy and freedom and warned that her homeland would not bow to pressure.
Qantas Airways is trying to raise $272M from loan in order to switch the types of air vessels used as a collateral, the company's spokesman revealed on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, crude oil prices rose only by 6 cents and settled down at $55.85 a barrel, as OPEC signalled that "market is rebalancing" and the US refineries were temporary neutralized by Hurricane Nate.
Kobe Steel Ltd., the third-biggest Japanese steelmaker, confessed that it had falsified data to show that shipped copper and aluminium met customer specifications.
American International Group stated that the company anticipated to book pre-tax looses of about $3B in the September quarter mainly related to Hurricanes Irma, Harvey and Maria.