Four citizens of the US and an Australian pilot are reported to be dead as a light plane crashed into the shopping mall in Melbourne; an inoperable aircraft's engine could be the issue.
Uber Technologies hired the former US Attorney General Eric Holder to examine the case of the ex-employee Susan Fowler sexual harassment complains towards her manager.
According to the people close to the Restaurant Brands International corporation, the owner of the Tim Hortons and Burger King fast-food chains intends to buy Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen at price over $1.7B.
The US President Donald Trump nominated the military officer Herbert Raymond McMaster as his top national security advisor.
On Tuesday, Chinese equities reached a new ten-week high amid an increase is domestic investments and improved economic outlook.
On Tuesday, the Chinese Minister of Commerce Gao Hucheng disproved rumours that foreign direct investment is decreasing in the country.
Oil futures continued to rise on Tuesday, as OPEC's decision to cut production prompted investors to raise hopes the oil market would now keep strengthening.
Late on Monday, the Russian Foreign Ministry reported that Russia's UN ambassador Vitaly Churkin suffered a heart attack and died in New York.
On Monday, Greece and its international lenders came to a consensus about the need of special experts developing new reforms to Greek income tax, pensions and employment in order to at least partially receive a debt relief.
Having drawn criticism from the EU, Russian President Vladimir Putin's decision to acknowledge the legitimacy of separatist-issued identification documents complies with the international law, the Kremlin stated on Monday.
Colombia's authorities suspect that rioters of the Marxist ELN have attacked the Bogota's bullring, where numerous policemen were injured.
The Rome and Vatican's community would host the unprecedented menorah's exhibition, the ancient Judaism's symbol, including its depictions in different manifestations of art.
In Guinea's capital, at least five citizens were killed amid teachers' protest, renewing the labour tension within the country, where dozens of people died during the last strike.
The US Vice President Pence stated that he was highly disappointed that the national security adviser Flynn misled him regarding contacts with Russia and supported his dismissal.
In Ecuador's election, ruling PAIS Alliance Party's candidate Moreno got 37.85% of votes, while conservative ex banker Lasso received 30.81% of votes.
The premium investors requested to hold France's bonds, while Germany's debt rose to the highest level since 2012 amid narrowed gap between Le Pen and centrist opponents.
The Kremlin's spokesman Peskov stated that Russia was not informed about Ukrainian lawmaker Artemenko's peace proposal that was reported to the New York Times newspaper.
On Monday, the US Defense Secretary Mattis stated that the US military did not try to seize Iraq's oil, estranging himself from the comment made by the President Trump.
According to Anadolu state agency, Turkish authorities have dismissed another 227 prosecutors and judges amid last July's failed coup investigation.
On Monday, the US oil prices inched higher amid investor's optimistic anticipation that effectiveness of the producer cuts stimulated high bets on the stable price rise.
On Monday, the unidentified aggressor attacked the Istanbul arts center, while center's founder, government's prominent critic, suspected that this attack had a political motive.
According to the UK PM spokesman, British First Minister May's administration was not engaged in the decision to withdraw $143B merger made by Kraft Heinz for Unilever.
The UK Prime Minister Theresa May is eager to meet the CEO of Peugeot any time soon for a private conversation regarding the British car industry's future as May is aimed on its flourish.
The former CEO of March Europe Bruce Carnegie-Brown was designated as the world's largest insurance market Lloyd's of London's chairman this Monday.