The mood of American shoppers improved more than expected in August, with the CB Consumer Confidence Index rising to 122.9 from July's 120.0 and topping expectations for an increase to 120.9.
Statistics Canada reported that its Industrial Product Price Index dropped 1.5% in July, following the preceding month's decline of 1.1% and falling behind analysts' expectations for a 0.7% decrease.
Statistics Canada reported that its Industrial Product Price Index dropped 1.5% in July, following the preceding month's decline of 1.1% and falling behind analysts' expectations for a 0.7% decrease.
Statistics Canada reported on Tuesday that its Raw Material Price Index fell 0.6% last month after plunging 3.6% in June, whereas analysts anticipated a decline of 0.2%.
France's National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies reported that consumer spending surged 0.7% last month, following June's upwardly revised drop of 0.7%.
The ride-hailing company Uber Tech is planning to provide its 450K driver partners in India with a free insurance that would cover disability, hospitalisation or death due to accidents, the firm stated on Tuesday.
Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated on Tuesday that North Korea must adhere to the UN Security Council resolutions concerning the provocative country's missile programme.
According to the source familiar with the issue, Lufthansa seeks for at least 17 Air Berlin's long-haul planes after the struggling German company had filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this month.
Tech giant Apple will join hands with the professional services firm Accenture to help businesses make better apps for the iPhone and iPad operating system iOS.
France's President Emmanuel Macron stated on Tuesday that the EU must not let the Brexit to dominate debate and needed to focus on the future of the bloc.
Iran rejected a US demand for the UN nuclear inspectors' visit to the country's military sites as Washington sought to ensure that no activities banned by the 2015 nuclear deal were concealed.
Renault and Nissan are aimed to set up a new venture with China's Dongfeng Motor to produce electric vehicles in the Asian country as the carmakers seek to prepare for severe electric car quotas introduced by China.
On Tuesday, the leader of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev appointed Askar Zhumagaliyev and Yerbolat Dosayev as new Deputy Prime Ministers.
On Tuesday, the Sudan's Foreign Minister Ibrahim Ghandour said that his country, which has been under the American sanctions for 20 years, seeks to restore normal relations with the United States.
On Tuesday, the German Chancellor Angela Merkel supported an idea of creation of the European Monetary Fund, which could help to respond quickly to a crisis situation in the Euro zone.
On Tuesday, a suicide bomber killed no less than five people and injured eight after he blew himself up at the bank in the Afghan capital of Kabul.
The European Commission leader Jean-Claude Juncker stated on Tuesday that the negotiations on the EU-UK future trading relationship would be launched only after Britain resolved the Brexit issues.
North Korea has fired another ICBM over the Japanese island early this Tuesday, which raised tensions and prompted warnings to Japanese people to take cover.
The Statistics Bureau reported on Tuesday that the unemployment rate in Japan remained unchanged at 2.8% in July, meeting analysts' expectations.
Ford Motor teamed with Domino's Pizza to launch a self-driving pizza delivery test in the US state of Michigan, in September.
The opposition Labour Party of New Zealand seeks to impose a tourist tax with intention to fund new infrastructure on the back of a tourism boom and invest billions of dollars into education and health.
On Monday, a young man started shooting at the New Mexico public library in a small town of Clovis, leaving at least two people dead and four more injured.
Uber Tech is eager to remove a feature from its app that allows it to track any rider for five minutes after a trip, as the company faced strong criticism over its customers' privacy.
The government of South Korea revealed its plans to increase government spending to a record $383.05B in 2018 to fund growing welfare costs and create new jobs.