Nissan Motor reported its passenger car sales in Japan likely dropped by half in October, amid company's inspection scandal that caused production suspension.
Alphabet's driverless car unit Google halted developing autopilot driving feature after its experiments had shown that test users got distracted and were ill-prepared to manoeuvre.
The South Korean chief policy adviser stated on Tuesday that he was expecting the economic growth to rise more than 3% that year, anticipating the same surge in 2018.
On Tuesday, Sony lifted its annual operating income forecast, anticipating the best-ever profit, on the back of the growing demand for the image sensors used in the firm's devices.
The Bank of England expects that Britain will lose not less than 75K jobs related to provision of financial services due to exit from the European Union, the BBC announced on Tuesday.
The Bank of Japan maintained its short-term interest rate at minus 0.1%, delaying any changes until the inflation growth reaches the bank's elusive 2% target.
According to source familiar with the matter, two telecom giants SoftBank and Deutsche Telekom have reached an impasse on negotiations over T-Mobile and Sprint Corp merger.
On Tuesday, South Korean giant Samsung decided to choose Kim Ki-nam to lead the Device Solutions division, Kim Hyun-suk to lead Consumer Electronics and Koh Dong-jin to lead company's IT and Mobile Communications.
On Tuesday, the New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said that acquisition of existing homes in the country by foreigners will be prohibited from early 2018. She added that these limitations would not apply to Australian citizens.
According to sources familiar with the matter, China's oil giant Sinopec is assessing two projects in the United States that could increase crude oil exports from the Middle East and enlarge storage facilities in the Caribbean.
South Korea and China agreed to get relations back on the right track in the nearest future, following the high level negotiations between the countries, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said.
Apple has designed the next year's iPhones and iPads that would cease the company's use of chips provided by Qualcomm, sources familiar with the matter said.
Japanese industrial output dropped less than estimated 1.1% in September, while businesses expect output to increase in the following month, holding the economy on a growth path.
Samsung announced that it would pay dividends of $29 trillion in the next three years, as the company's operating profit nearly tripled in Q3, fuelled by memory chip earnings.
While probing Russia's interference in the 2016 US election, federal investigators charged two US President Donald Trump's aides with money laundering.
Qatar agreed to strengthen counter-terrorism cooperation with the US to curb illicit financing of militant groups.
The US Dollar dropped following the biggest weekly gain this year last week as investors took profit and grew cautious due to news that the US President Donald Trump's former campaign manager faces charges of conspiracy against the US.
The US Treasury expects to borrow $275B in the Q4, much less than previously planned as it approaches a statutory limit on federal budget.
Kobe Steel was seeking $440M in loans from banks. Meanwhile, a shareholder offered a support since the company was trying to overcome the falsified product certification scandal.
Akzo Nobel, Dutch paints maker, has discussed a possible merger with the US rival Axalta Coating Systems to build a $30B worth company, to recover after dismissing the takeover offer.
The US consumer spending inched 1% in September, the fastest pace since 2009, amid replacement of the flood-damaged motor vehicles in Florida and Texas, while inflation remained muted.
Four of Big Five state-owned Chinese banks have reported higher quarterly profits, while bad loans‘ growth has slowed, amid scrutiny of the shadow banking sector and resilient economy.
Brent oil prices held above $60 a barrel during London session, amid anticipated OPEC-led production cuts that would be extended beyond March.
The US has promised $60M to support the counterterrorism efforts of the G5 Sahel Joint Force, in order to ensure stability and security of the regional partners, Tillerson said.