Mylan topped Wall Street estimates, as its net earnings rose 3.5% to $2.96B in the Q3, owing to expansion in the company's biggest market of North America.
Canadian trade deficit narrowed to C$978M in September, compared with a revised C$1.24B deficit in August, as imports and exports declined.
Kroger announced forecast for adjusted profit in the range $2.30-$2.40 per share and same-store sales to rise 2.25% in 2020, surpassing analysts' estimates.
On Tuesday, the Hungarian Foreign Minister has opened doors for China's telecoms giant Huawei to participate in the launch of the high-speed 5G network in Hungary.
On Tuesday, Air France-KLM is planning to expand its Transavia budget line, as well as tap the core French carrier into premium travel, as the company seeks to bolster its shares and profit.
SAP, Germany's business software group, announced it would make a return of an extra $1.7B to shareholders in the following year, as the company's strong operational and financial performance made the enhanced payout possible.
Xerox Holdings Corp is planning a 25% stake sale in Fuji Xerox, the joint venture built up with Fujifilm Holdings, in a potential deal worth $2.3B, according to Reuters.
On Tuesday, crude oil price benchmarks continued to edge higher. The surge was boosted by a decrease in Chinese interest rates. Namely, crude oil is being repriced, as global money supply has been increased.
Trump's Administration has triggered the US withdrawal from the Paris Climate Change Agreement by filing paperwork on Monday, a part of the broader strategy by the President Donald Trump to cut red tape on the American industry.
Malaysia is planning to allow motorcycle-hailing companies, such as the local firm Dego Ride and Indonesia's Gojek, to launch their operations on limited extent starting from January 2020.
Heiko Maas, the German Foreign Minister, has raised doubts regarding Huawei Technologies participation in the 5G data network development and construction, citing national security laws.
Comcast Corp has launched new advertising tools for advertisers to target certain TV viewers, as the biggest US television provider seeks luring away ad dollars from digital rivals.
Data released on Tuesday revealed that retail spending in the UK rose by 0.6% on a yearly basis in October.
The Chinese central bank on Tuesday cut its medium-term lending interest rate. The rate cut was the first one since early 2016.
On Tuesday, Reuters revealed that Chinese officials were pressuring the President of the United States Donald Trump into removing the tariffs imposed in September.
During early Tuesday's Asian trading, stock indices traded near July peak levels. The surge was mainly driven by a Chinese interest rate cut.
EDF, France's state-controlled energy group, has agreed to acquire the UK start-up, Pivot Power, that specialises in infrastructure and battery storage for electric car charging stations.
On Monday, oil prices grew over 1%, driven by an improved forecast for crude demand due to better-than-estimated US jobs growth results that raised hopes for the US-China trade deal to be reached during this month.
Santander has acquired £350M majority stake in the British trade and foreign exchange facilitator Ebury, as the Spanish bank seeks to boost its growth via new ventures, the lender announced on Monday.
On Monday, Citigroup Inc said it was preparing to introduce a high-interest digital savings account in the beginning of 2020 to the American Airlines cardholders, offering up to 50K miles as a bonus for signing on.
Indonesia's Lion Air is preparing for its initial public offering planned for the Q1 of 2020 that could potentially raise up to $1.0B, sources with a knowledge of the matter reported on Monday.
On Monday, Microsoft Corp has launched a new cloud tool for analysing business data, called The Azure Synapse system and designed for large businesses, Reuters reported.
Survey results published on Monday revealed that manufacturing in the Euro Zone is expected to decline. The news beat down the value of the Euro.
On Monday, stock prices of UK gambling firms fell, as it was announced that the government would overhaul online casinos.