ExxonMobil on Wednesday announced that so far there are no indications that this week's Papua New Guinea earthquake has damaged the country's major gas pipeline.
A recent Reuters poll has revealed that Chinese funds have been decreasing their equity exposure. In the meantime, the funds have been buying bonds.
Slowing production of electronics and cars put Japan's industrial production in the biggest decline in January, highlighting a pile up of inventory and weakening demand.
The South Korean unit of General Motors announced plans to cut the number of the company's executives in the latest effort to restructure and slash costs.
ANZ reported that its Business Confidence Index came in at -19.0 in February, following the preceding month's -37.8.
The CFLP reported on Wednesday that its PMI for the Chinese manufacturing sector dropped to 50.3 in February from the prior month's 51.3, while analysts anticipated a slight decrease to 51.2.
Republican leaders in the US Congress are to oppose the President Donald Trump's proposal to increase the minimum age for buying guns from 18 to 21.
The Federal Statistics Office reported on Tuesday that German inflation rose by 1.2% year-on-year in February, as price pressures remained muted despite a solid economic upswing.
The Macedonian Prime Minister Zoran Zaev told media on Tuesday that four options were possible to settle the long-lasting dispute with Greece over its name.
The Venezuelan Foreign Minister Jorge Arreaza said on Tuesday that US sanctions made the renegotiation of foreign debt more difficult for global banks.
On Tuesday, a top administrative court of Germany stated that German cities have the right to ban old diesel engines from their streets to reduce air pollution.
The UK Minister of State for Trade Liam Fox criticised plans of the opposition Labour party to stay in the customs union with the EU, claiming that this decision will betray Brexit voters.
A social network Pinterest with more than 200 million active users appointed Francoise Brougher, the former executive of Alphabet Inc and Square Inc, as the first chief operating officer of the company.
Exxon Mobil Corp is planning to sell its stake in the oil project Terra Nova on the east coast of Canada, although committing plans for future investments in the region.
The Federal Reserve of Richmond reported that its PMI for the region's manufacturing sector came in at 28 in February, up from the preceding month's 14 and surpassing analysts' expectations for a rise to 15.
The Conference Board reported on Tuesday that in Consumer Confidence Index surged to 130.8 in February from the prior month's 124.3, whereas analysts anticipated a slighter increase to 126.1.
Sources close to the matter reported on Tuesday that a group of US investors was seeking approval from Washington to buy a nearly 50% stake in Citgo, an American refiner, controlled by Rosneft.
The newly-elected Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said on Tuesday that the Bank could continue gradually raising rates, pointing to the strong US economic outlook.
Shares in Fitbit plunged 14% on Tuesday, as the company's newly introduced smartwatch had failed to excite consumers, showing a sluggish demand for the device.
The Cuban cigar manufacturer Habanos stated on Monday that its sales hit record of a 33% rise last year, helped by a surging demand in China.
The US-Israeli cyber-technology provider CyberX stated on Tuesday it had raised $18M, bringing the company's total investment to $30M.
On Tuesday, Walt Disney announced a $2.47B investment into Disneyland Paris, aimed at expansion of the French theme park that had been taken under its full control last year.
On Tuesday, Starbucks is set to open its first of 1K planned upscale Reserve stores amid the company's strategy to be protected against the high-end coffee rivals.
The Israeli Bezeq Telecom is seen to name on Tuesday Yaakov Paz as its interim CEO for no less than the next month, as the chief executive Stella Handler is under police investigation.