The Czech police called the Parliament to allow prosecution of the prospective Prime Minister Andrej Babis in a case over the alleged fraud of the EU subsidies.
21st Century Fox reached a $90M settlement of the shareholder claims tied to sexual harassment scandal at the company's Fox News Channel.
The CEO of Russia's oil giant Rosneft Igor Sechin will miss the court hearings on November 22 over the former Economy Minister Alexei Ulyukayev case, where he was set to act as trial's witness.
A dozen of the US State Department officials formally accused the State Secretary Rex Tillerson of a federal law violation, designed to halt foreign militaries to enlist child soldiers.
According to the Interfax news agency, the President of Russia Vladimir Putin will have a telephone conversation with his colleague Donald Trump as well as some other world leaders, including the Emir of Qatar, right after the Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's visit to Sochi.
According to reports, major Chinese developers like Country Garden and China Vanke are actively turning to the securitization market, as a substitute to inaccessible onshore corporate bond market.
On Tuesday, the leader of Myanmar Aung San Suu Kyi said she expects that negotiations with Bangladesh will result in conclusion of memorandum of understanding on the "safe return" of Rohingya refugees back into the country.
The Japanese automaker Honda announced on Tuesday that its joint-venture enterprises in China will recall 254,650 automobiles starting from January in order to repair rear-view mirrors on the doors.
Mexico's leftist presidential candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador promised on Monday to increase infrastructure spending and support various social programs without introducing new taxes or raising the debt-to-GDP ratio.
Oil crude prices rose by 8 cents on Tuesday, reaching $62.20 a barrel, as rising output in the United States undermined the upcoming OPEC meeting on further extension of production cuts.
White House asked the US Supreme Court to allow Donald Trump's travel ban to come into full effect after California's appeal court ruled that it could be enacted only partially.
Chinese local and central governments would be more open to providing information for other countries to help them understand China, according to a senior government official.
Mexico and Canada are set to rebuff the US over its demand for stricter NAFTA automotive content regulations, as progress in talks weakened, top officials stated.
The US Justice Department sued AT&T to stop its 85.4B acquirement of Time Warner, saying that the deal could push prices for pay-TV subscribers and rivals.
The plan of Kingdom Holding to borrow money in order to fund new investments slowed down as Prince Alwaleed bin Talal had been detained in anti-corruption crackdown.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported on Monday that Americans' access to credit improved as people's financial shock declined.
Belarus' KGB state security service reported on Monday it had arrested an Ukrainian radio journalist on suspicion of spying charges.
Chipmaker Marvell Technology announced on Monday that would acquire its competitor Cavium for $6B, as it had estimated that the combined business would probably generate $3.4B in annual revenue.
The North Korean Foreign Minister is set to visit Cuba on Monday, searching for support on the back of strong pressure exerted by the US and the International Community to halt its nuclear programme.
Volvo Cars is planning to supply Uber with up to 24K self-driving vehicles; a deal that could let Uber overcome its Silicon Valley division's setbacks and perfect its autonomous systems.
On Monday, the US Ambassador to Russia Jon Huntsman stated that visa consultations in the US consulates in Russia were likely to be resumed soon.
Honda Motor announced on Monday about its plans to find vehicle owners with Takata defective airbags by using Facebook's custom audience tool.
Volkswagen lifted its mid-term revenue estimates to more than $255.69B by 2020 on a demand for its SUVs in emerging markets, group's Sales Chief stated on Monday.
The UN refugee agency urged Japan for resettlement of asylum seekers, as it sought the country to help resolve a worldwide crisis, after granting refugee status to only three people in the year's first half.