The Dutch map-making firm TomTom is seeking to offer carmakers in North America and Europe to build its new EV recharging map service into the electric vehicles' forthcoming navigation systems.
Florida began allowing the residents to come back to their homes after the devastating Hurricane Irma hit the US southeast as the state started to re-open airports and towns.
According to the BDI industry association, the German economy is expected to grow by over 2% in 2017 that would be the steepest growth rate in six years.
The Prime Ministers of Canada and Britain Justin Trudeau and Theresa May are set to meet on September 18 in Ottawa for talks over the crisis between Boeing and its Canadian rival Bombardier.
Five to six million power customers were left without electricity after the Hurricane Irma hit Florida and other regions of the US southeast, leaving around 15M people with no power.
The ONS reported on Tuesday that British consumer prices soared 2.9% in August, beating analysts' expectations for a 2.8% rise, following the prior month's 2.6% growth rate.
Ukrainian Finance Minister Oleksandr Danylyuk has announced that after the passing of the country's pension reform the IMF will unlock another loan tranche by the end of the year.
The struggling German airline Air Berlin reported that the number of cancelled flights on Tuesday, caused by the pilots ringing in sick, climbed to 100, threatening the company's existence.
According to the Head of the Russian Troops' Headquarters in Syria Alexander Lapin, Syrian army has liberated 85% of the state's territory from terrorists.
On Tuesday, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) issued a consumer warning, where it said that intitial coin offerings (ICO) are "very high-risk, speculative investments".
On Tuesday, a cyclone hit the capital of the Philippines Manila, causing devastating landslides and floods in the city's area, leaving no less than two people dead.
Malaysia Airlines is eager to buy eight Boeing 787 jets during the PM Najib Razak's trip to the United States for more than $1.8B.
According to the Anadolu news outlet, 25 suspected Islamic State insurgents were detained in the Turkish city of Istanbul during the operations of the state police across the area.
Air Berlin announced on Tuesday it had cancelled about 70 flights after an unusually high number of pilots called in sick, right ahead of the investors' deadline to bid for the airline's assets.
On Tuesday, China's Court sentenced the $9B Ezubao online scam's architect to life imprisonment and jailed 26 others, closing the one of the largest Ponzi schemes in the modern Chinese history.
The world's leading auto supplier Bosch expects its annual sales of the driver-assistance systems growing to $2.39B by 2019 as it outstrips market growth of 25% a year.
The Chinese Premier Li Keqiang noted on Tuesday that the global economy was showing some signs of improvement; however, structural reforms were still needed to support sustainable growth.
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Tuesday that pre-orders of its latest model Galaxy Note 8 had reached around 650 000 - the highest number for the whole Note series.
On Tuesday, the Human Rights Watch Middle East director Sarah Leah Whitson said that air strikes conducted by the Saudi-led coalition should be classified as war crimes.
On Tuesday, the US financial services provider Social Finance Inc. (SoFi) announced that its co-founder and CEO Mike Cagney would resign from his post amid an ongoing investigation of sexual harassment within the company.
Oil prices decreased by 5 cents on Tuesday, reaching $53.79 a barrel, as the US refineries started to gradually recover after two deadly hurricanes.
According to a poll result announced on Tuesday, the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's approval rating again became 50% amid growing tensions with North Korea.
The French President Emmanuel Macron is expected to visit French Caribbean islands, which were hardly hit by hurricane Irma, his office announced.
The UK and Sweden required a closed-door UN Security Council meeting on the situation in Rakhine state of Myanmar, diplomats stated.