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.
On Tuesday, the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman met the Lebanese Maronite Christian Patriarch in Riyadh to hold talks over the political crisis in Lebanon.
On Tuesday, the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe offered a $1B development aid to Myanmar's leader San Suu Kyi during the Manila meeting.
Golden Falcon Aviation supplier to Kuwait's Wataniya Airways clinched a $2.7B draft deal for the 25 Airbus A320neo jets at the Dubai Airshow, Airbus stated on Tuesday.
The UK regulator granted Tesco a provisional approval for the $4.9B takeover of the wholesaler Booker on Tuesday, moving the British largest retailer closer to securing new opportunities of growth.
Nepal cancelled a $2.5B deal with the Chinese Gezhouba Group over construction of the country's largest hydropower plant due to lapses in the award process.
The Tokyo governor and the former LDP lawmaker Yuriko Koike is set to step down as the opposition "Party of Hope" head, she stated on Tuesday.
Dubai's Emirates Airlines stated on Tuesday it could order Boeing's 787 jets under the same commercial conditions as its deal that had been announced on Sunday.
France's insurer AXA confirmed on Tuesday its main 2020 financial targets on the back of the extension of its management shake-up that caused the departure of some senior executives.
Uber's Policy Chief for South Asia and India stepped down from his post in the latest senior departure at the ride-hailing company, the sources familiar with the issue reported.
On Tuesday, the eighth Australian lawmaker was forced to leave the Parliament amid dual citizenship that made him ineligible for the office; an incident that deepens citizenship crisis in the country.
The Japanese SoftBank group is thinking over investing in Uber; however, no final agreement has been reached at this stage.
On Monday, shares in General Electric plunged by 7.2%, as the company's CEO John Flannery presented a plan that will transform the largest US conglomerate into a more focused and smaller enterprise.
The death toll from the magnitude 7.3 earthquake that hit western provinces of Iran on Monday exceeded 450, local media reported.
On Tuesday, crude oil prices decreased by 0.35%, reaching $62.94 a barrel, as the perspective of further rises in the US output undermined continuing production cuts led by OPEC-plus.
On Monday, Russia, China, Bolivia and Egypt boycotted an unofficial United Nations Security Council (UNSC) session on Venezuela, arguing that international community should not interfere into its domestic affairs.
Alphabet's Google started to remove extremist videos from YouTube, the company said, a major shift of policies, as social media firms face rising pressure from governments.
Chinese industrial production increased 6.2% in October, following a 6.6% gain in the prior month, while growth momentum slowed as the government cracked down on pollution and debt risks.
The Canadian train and plane producer Bombardier negotiated with EgyptAr on a potential order for CSeries planes, which includes 12 CS300 jets worth $1.1B.