Japan's exports grew at the fastest pace in almost four years, showing a 18.1% yearly increase in August, which was driven by booming shipments of electronics and cars.
The US President Donald Trump in his first address to the UN has threatened to "totally destroy"‘ North Korea unless it shuts down its weapons programs.
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the President of Turkey stated on Tuesday that a Kurdish referendum on the independence in northern Iraq region could bring fresh conflicts in the Middle East.
A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake has jolted southern Mexico, shaking buildings in the capital city and sending people into the street, according to the US Geological Survey.
Boris Johnson, the UK Foreign Minister, on Tuesday has dismissed the suggestions that he might resign in protest of the Government's Brexit strategy.
At least two people were seriously wounded, when a helicopter accidentally fired at civilians during the major military exercises.
The Senate Intelligence Committee cancelled an interview with the US President Trump's lawyer, after he released a public statement.
At least seven people died on Tuesday, when several hospitals were targeted in airstrikes in the rebel-held Syria's Idlib and Hama provinces.
Kohl's announced on Tuesday that it would pack and ship back eligible Amazon items at the 82 stores for free offering the service.
According to the data released by Statistics Canada, the country's manufacturing shipments dropped 2.6% to $52.5B over the month of July.
On Tuesday US stock prices started the day's trading session slightly higher, as the markets began to expect information from the upcoming two day Federal Reserve meeting.
On Tuesday oil prices were near a five month high level, as OPEC countries were sticking to the production cuts, and the weaker US Dollar increased commodity prices.
Volvo Cars have announced that they will double their investment in the company's first US based production plant to add a second line of production.
Department store chain Kohl's Copr on Tuesday announced that merchandise bought from Amazon.com will be possible to return at the 82 stores of the chain starting from October.
Hong Kong leader demanded on Tuesday an immediate end of the independence talks in China's global financial hub, warning that the situation was harming HK's ties with Beijing's Communists.
Zambia is eager to resume discussions with the IMF over an aid programme in October, seeking for the IMF board's approval before the end of this year.
The Foreign Minister and Social Democrat Sigmar Gabriel stated on Tuesday that Germany must not cut combustion engine vehicles as the UK was doing, but need to focus on the e-cars development.
The New York Governor Andrew Cuomo urged the credit-reporting companies to follow the country's cyber-security regulations, following the wake of the Equifax massive hack.
Airbus has announced that in the near future Chinese airlines might need from 60 to a 100 Airbus 380 airplanes.
Alibaba backed Best Inc, which is a logistics firm from China, has cut the size of the company's proposed US initial public offering.
Switzerland shut down a "fake" cryptocurrency provider amid the cryptocurrency crackdown, where the country's financial watchdog is investigating a dozen of presumable fraud cases.
Germany's drug maker Bayer stated it wanted more time until the start of the next year to finish the planned $66B takeover of the US seeds group Monsanto.
Head of the United Nations inquiry into Myanmar's violence called the UN HR Council for more time to investigate the allegations of torture, mass killing, burning villages and landmines use.
On Tuesday, Jihadists launched one of the biggest and well-planned attacks on the Syrian government in the Northwest, the local media outlet and Syria's Observatory reported.