A US judge ordered Apple to pay $506M to the University of Wisconsin-Madison due to infringing on its patent related to computer processing technologies.
Kaspersky Lab stated that it would launch a free-of-charge version of antivirus program to lower the US suspicion that the firm was vulnerable to influence of Russian government.
Tim Cook, the Apple's Chief Executive Officer, promised Donald Trump to create three manufacturing plants in the US, contributing to job creation within the country.
Advanced Micro Devices anticipated its current quarter revenue to beat analysts' estimates and raised full-year forecasts amid robust demand for processors and graphic chips.
According to the local police and fire officials, an old building that collapsed in Mumbai, India, on Tuesday left eight people dead and trapped many others.
On Tuesday, the Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau said a fair argument resolution system was essential for any kind of trade treaties, including NAFTA.
The Cork-based supermarket chain SuperValu reported on Tuesday its net income dropped to $11M, or four cents per share, in the Q1 of 2017 down from $46M registered in the Q1 of 2016.
On Tuesday, the American fast-food chain Taco Bell and Lyft, a US ride-hailing firm, said they would partner up to offer late-night taco runs to their customers.
Amazon Business, Amazon's marketplace launched in 2015, announced on Tuesday its customer tally had topped one million in the United States.
On Tuesday, the second-largest US pharmacy store chain Walgreens said it would bring around 500 new positions to Chandler, Arizona, as it is relocating its Tempe support centre.
General Motors reported stronger-than-expected net profit in the Q2 and promised to diminish production in the second half of 2017, aiming to curtail its inventory of unsold cars.
The Conference Board reported that its Consumer Confidence Index surged to 121.1 in July, hitting the highest level in 16 years, despite forecasts for a decline to 116.5 points.
The International Monetary Fund called the European Central Bank to keep its accommodative monetary policy for a longer period, as inflation is set to remain below its target.
Donald Trump praised ongoing efforts on a post-Brexit trade agreement with Britain, while sharply criticised the EU trade relationship with the US.
The Ifo Institute for Economic Research showed that its Business Climate Index climbed to 116.0 points in July, beating analysts' expectations for a decline to 114.9.
The government of Indonesia would need to double its spending on infrastructure to $500B in the next five years, the World Bank's top official said.
Daimler is eager to hold a supervisory board meeting on Wednesday over allegations regarding a cartel in the German car industry.
According to the NBC News, the former chief of the Donald Trump campaign Paul Manafort will talk to the Senate investigators in two days regarding the June 2016 meeting at the Trump Tower in New York.
BMW announced on Tuesday it had selected its Oxford factory as the location to construct an electric version of Mini, starting from 2019.
On Tuesday, the Brexit Minister David Davis urged British courts to protect the rights of the Europeans living in the UK after the country leaves the bloc.
On Tuesday, a London citizen Marvyn Iheanacho got a life imprisonment for beating his girlfriend's five-year-old child to death after a little boy had lost his shoe in a British park.
Uber tied up with an insurance company AXA over an accident cover for the ride-hailing service drivers in France after facing a criticism on their treatment.
Chemicals and seeds firm DuPont that is merging with Dow Chemical posted a 15.5% fall in its Q2 profit on higher costs.
Australia's minister Matthew Canavan was forced to resign on Tuesday as he turned out to have a dual Australian-Italian citizenship, which made him ineligible for the Parliament.