IMF warned that the solid global growth caused primarily by slow US rate hikes and the ECB's large balance sheet was not sustainable, thus requiring structural reforms.
Shares in Carrefour jumped 6.3% on Tuesday, following its new CEO Alexandre Bompard's promises to cut costs, step up the e-commerce investment and bring Carrefour China within the reach to investors.
The US State Secretary Rex Tillerson stated that the United States should focus on strengthening its relations with Britain, days after Donald Trump had cancelled its London trip over embassy sale.
On Tuesday, the UK police closed the Charing Cross train station in central London, while hundreds of people were evacuated from nearby hotels and nightclubs amid a major gas leak.
Eleven countries are set to sign a new trans-Pacific trade agreement in March, following the United States withdrawal from its earlier version in 2017.
Singapore is reviewing anti-corruption law, following a growing pressure on the country's government to severe the rules amid the increased incidence of criminal wrongdoing among companies.
Daimler's Mercedes-Benz is planning to recall 6,639 vehicles in Russia, following an order that affects cars of the majority of carmaker's classes that were produced in the 2012-2014 time period.
China's Beijing Automotive Group is set to take its electric car unit public by implementing it into the listed subsidiary in a move worth $4.5B.
Netflix took a $39M charge late last year amid sexual misconduct scandal that involved the actor Kevin Spacey, as the streaming video service stopped all projects associated with him.
The US President Donald Trump has imposed steep import tariffs on solar panels and washing machines in an attempt to protect domestic producers.
The South Korean Financial Services Commission is to ban traders from using anonymous bank accounts in trading cryptocurrencies from January 30 in order to avoid money laundering.
LG Display Co Ltd. boosted its shares by 6.2% on Tuesday after announcing the production of plastic OLED panels in the third quarter of 2018.
In accordance with expectations, the Bank of Japan kept its monetary policy unchanged on Tuesday, thus leaving its interest rates at -0.1% and 10-year bond yields near 0%.
Australian yearly wine exports to China grew 63% in the December quarter of 2017, as high-end sales surge and the FTA signed two years ago diminished import duties.
Samsung Electronics stated that the decision of the US government to impose tariffs on washers was a great loss for the US consumers and workers.
On Monday, Bacardi reported that it would buy Patron Spirits International for $5.1B, aiming to become the second biggest spirits company in the US.
Sources close to the matter reported that Tiger Global Management, an investment firm based in the US, invested more than $1B in Barclays.
The US President Donald Trump noted on Monday that the United States would struck an immigration deal only if it was beneficial for the country.
Business travel is expected to grow in 2018 due to strengthening economic conditions and increased consumer confidence, American Express Global Business Travel reported on Monday.
The Chairman of the Eurogroup Mario Centeno launched on Monday a call for candidates to replace the current ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio whose term concludes on May 31.
US senators reached an agreement on Monday to end the government shutdown, thus moving the legislation forward to the Senate and the House of Representatives.
On Monday, Turkey's Deputy Prime Minister said that the military operation in Afrin was continuing as planned and asked for worldwide support for the offensive.
In a speech delivered to the Israeli parliament, the US Vice President Mike Pence said that the US Embassy in Israel would be moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem by late 2019.
Luka Mueller, a top Swiss cryptocurrency lawyer, has questioned the efficiency of the structure of initial coin offerings, calling it "old, inflexible and stupid".