According to the Nikkei, Kobe Steel's unit Hatano plant will lose all the Japan Industrial Standards certifications amid the company's product data falsification scandal.
The US chipmaker Qualcomm is planning in the Chinese artificial intelligence start-up SenseTime Group amid a funding round set to close at this year's end.
A senior China's diplomat is set to arrive in North Korea on Friday as Chinese leader Xi Jinping's special envoy; however, no details on the trip have been unveiled yet.
Alphabet's Google was seen as the default search on Firefox Internet Browser in the US and other regions, as the browser maker Mozilla surprised Verizon's Yahoo by cancelling their agreement.
Airbus was close to reach a deal on selling nearly 400 jets worth at least $40B at list prices to Indigo Partners, the US-based investment fund.
The world's biggest contract electronics maker Foxconn marked an unexpected 39% decline in the company's quarterly profit due to production hurdles for Apple's iPhone X.
The Cabinet Office reported that Japan's economy expanded at a 1.4% annualised rate in the September quarter, supported by solid export growth and higher capital expenditure.
Nearly 15% of the US federal agencies indemnified the use of Kaspersky Lab software in their networks and removed it amid concerns that the program threatened national security.
Coatue Management and Fidelity Investments raised their stakes in the social media firm Snap over the course of the third quarter, despite the company's disappointing results.
Goldman Sachs is likely to hit $13B in its new consumer loans over the course of three years through the company's online lending business Marcus, CFO Marty Chavez stated.
Volkswagen said that the company agreed to pay $69M to settle New Jersey diesel emissions suits, which were the latest major legal issues the Germany's carmaker faced in the US.
Amazon was selling the hardware held by its cloud business in China due to tightening rules over online data, which complicated the firm's operating in the country.
PSA Group is set to establish connected vehicle development system in cooperation with China's telecoms company Huawei, the French automaker stated.
The largest US home enhancement chain Home Depot lifted full-year sales and profit expectations, as Hurricanes Irma and Harvey spurred demand for rebuilding materials.
The EP Brexit coordinator criticised the British PM Theresa May's offer on settled status for residents of the EU, as they would stay with fewer rights in the post-Brexit period.
James Bullard, the Fed of St. Louis President, stated that the Federal Reserve should maintain its key interest rates at current levels unless there is an upmove in inflation.
The US Producer Price Index grew more than expected 0.4% in the month of October, fuelled by higher costs of services, the Labour Department stated.
The UK consumer inflation held steady at 3.0% in October, despite expectations for a 3.1% increase, raising questions on how fast the BoE would hike interest rates in the future.
German economy expanded at a stronger-than-anticipated 0.8% growth pace in the September quarter, driven by rising exports and higher investment in equipment, Destatis said.
According to the government data reported on Tuesday, India's trade deficit widened to $14.02B in October, compared to prior month's $8.98B rate.
Deutsche Bank's CEO John Cryan met last week with the chief of the bank's major shareholder HNA Adam Tan in Frankfurt, not disclosing the details.
The US State Secretary Rex Tillerson is set to meet with Myanmar's military general on Wednesday, aiming to stress the need to stop violence and stabilise Rakhine state.
General Electric's power generation unit plans to build a new wind farm in Sweden and Finland, the company's executive Markus Alholm announced on Tuesday.
The military of the United Arab Emirates announced on Tuesday that it had bought the Raytheon laser guided bombs for $684.4M.