Monday's deadly incident at the Ariana Grande concert in Manchester prompted the countries across the world to call emergency meetings over tightening security of the upcoming cultural events.
On Tuesday, the Brazilian police arrested at least 10 former politicians amid the investigation into suspected overpricing of nearly $280M in the Brasilia football stadium construction.
Public sector net borrowing in the United Kingdom plummeted £23.4B to £48.7B in April 2016 to March 2017 period, the lowest since the fiscal year ended March 2008.
North Korea alleged that its missile tests are a self-defence act that was completely legal, adding that the United States was real aggressor with its hostile policy aimed to aggravate the situation on the Korea's peninsula.
IHS Markit's Flash Composite PMI for the Euro zone came in at 56.8 for the month of May, unchanged from the growth rate registered in April.
On Tuesday, the PPG Industries CEO Michael McGarry stated the company was still interested in a "consensual" takeover with Akzo Nobel despite the Dutch paint maker refused its $29.5B deal offer.
Apple is in talks to expand its Bengaluru tech hub's capacity in India amid company's intention to raise its market share in the world's largest smartphone market.
According to lawyers, the Jakarta governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama intends to drop an appeal against his conviction for blaspheming Islam, surprising the prosecution.
On Tuesday, France's President Emmanuel Macron is eager to hold a telephone conversation with the UK PM Theresa May to stay informed regarding the Manchester attack and support Britain in fighting terrorism.
The number of Manchester attack's casualties rose to 22 after a suicide bomber exploded a bomb at the Ariana Grande concert on Monday.
On Tuesday, the Seoul Court's prosecution stated that the ex-South Korean leader Park Geun-hye could be sentenced to more than 10 years, if found guilty of power abusing and taking bribes.
On Tuesday, the British political parties made a decision to suspend the June 8 election campaign following the Manchester suspected suicide attack at Ariana Grande's concert.
19 people are reported to be dead and 59 more wounded amid a suspected suicide blast at the Ariana Grande concert in the British city of Manchester.
In a statement released on Tuesday, Paytm, a Delhi-based payment and commerce company, announced it had set up a payments bank.
Luis Madrazo, the Mexican Finance Ministry Chief Economist, said the country's economic outlook had improved on the back of strong factory exports growth in the Q1.
On Tuesday, the Foreign Minister of China Wang Yi called on North Korea to stop any actions that infringe the UN Security Council decrees.
According to US military officials, seven al Qaeda militants have been killed in a US-backed raid in Yemen early today.
The auto industries from the US, Mexico and Canada agree that no changes should be made to the NAFTA rules of origin, the Mexican automakers' association president said.
The Trump's full budget plan is set to be delivered to lawmakers, suggesting government spending to be cut $3.6 trillion with fewer funding for healthcare and food stamps for poor.
The flash Manufacturing PMI for Japan fell to seasonally-adjusted 52.0 in May, its six-months low, following a final reading of 52.7 in the preceding month.
Lael Brainard, the Fed Board Governor, revealed that there are some doubts if the US achieves full employment and whether the labor market is likely to be improved further.
More than 90% of Morgan Stanley's shareholders supported the company's proposed executive compensation plan on Monday.
Enes Kanter, Turkey's NBA player, called the Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan "the Hitler of our century" during a press conference on Monday.
On Monday, the Brexit Minister David Davis said that the UK would not accept "one-sided jurisdiction" by the European Court of Justice.