On Wednesday, the Volvo CEO Hakan Samuelsson announced that the automaker was not eager to develop new diesel engines as meeting the emissions standards became too expansive following the rising costs.
According to the Japanese top spokesman, the Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was not involved into a public scandal as he did not help an educational institution to get permission for setting up a veterinary school.
According to a local newspaper, China constructed rocket launchers on the one of the reefs in the disputed South China Sea, tending to ward off the military combat drivers of Vietnam.
Greece's private and public sector unions have called the nationwide protest strikes on Wednesday as the lawmakers are eager to trigger a new round of the €86B bailout reforms.
On Wednesday, China condemned the United States for inhibiting the attempts to stop the WannaCry ransomware attack spread across the world and said the US should take some blame for this threat.
Honduras authorities moved 773 gang members to a high-security prison, completing to relocate about 2K highly dangerous criminals amid an attempt to prevent jails to serve as criminal activity centres.
Chinese FAW-Volkswagen Automobile is eager to recall nearly 600K of the Golf and Sagitar vehicles amid safety risks caused by a fuse defect.
According to a source familiar with the issue, the US President Trump urged the ex-FBI Director James Comey to shut down the agency's inquiry into links between the former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn and Russia.
The top Brazilian electoral court is eager to conduct a new trial next month that may result in 2014 election abolition on charges of financing an illegal campaign and the President Michel Temer's unseat.
The South Korean President Moon Jae-in wants to reopen communications and impose sanctions on North Korea, tending to rein in the missile programme as its neighbour continues to ignore calls from its major allies.
Australian wages held the slowest annual growth pace of 1.9% in the three-month period to March 2017, while household debt climbed to a record high.
Data released by the Westpac-Melbourne Institute revealed that the Consumer Confidence Index in Australia fell 1.1% in May, posting the second straight month of decrease.
Deloitte survey showed that the amount of available office space in London climbed 19% in Q1, even with expectations for lower rental values in a post-Brexit period.
The Atlanta Fed updated its forecast for the US economy to post a 4.1% yearly increase in the second quarter, following April figures on industrial output and housing starts.
The US signed on Tuesday an updated defence accord with UAE, thus allowing Washington to relocate more troops and equipment in the given Gulf region's country.
Oil prices remained flat in Tuesday's trading session in response to OPEC members giving support for the possible extension of supply cuts until March 2018.
The US national security adviser McMaster reassured that Trump did not disclose any information that may cause a breach of national security in the meeting with Russian officials.
The Mexican Economy Minister Ildefonso Guajardo expects the Trump administration to inform Congress in the upcoming week of the need to renegotiate NAFTA.
Legal experts claim that businesses that suffered from the tremendous cyber-attack over the weekend may face lawsuits for the negligence to ensure proper cyber security.
The US dollar index edged lower on Tuesday in response to weaker-than-expected housing data and political uncertainty in Washington.
Lenovo Group Ltd announced on Tuesday a plan to restructure its business in order to adapt more easily to the fast-moving Chinese consumer market.
EU lenders and the IMF have not yet reached an agreement on Greece's debt relief. A possible solution is to be discussed at the next meeting of Eurozone finance ministers on 22 May.
The Conference Board Leading Economic Indicator for the United Kingdom dropped 0.2% over the month of March, data revealed on Tuesday.
United States building permits decreased 2.5% to an annualised pace of 1.23M units in April, missing economists' expectations for a 1.27M-unit rate.