On Wednesday, the Chinese Embassy in Australia accused local media of hysteria and paranoia due to publication of numerous reports about China's interference into Australian domestic affairs.
The Japan's government planned to cooperate with China over its Belt and Road Initiative by funding its private-sector partnerships in a bid to enhance bilateral ties with the neighbour.
British PM Theresa May was under pressure to alleviate the EU divorce by keeping the UK in the customs union and single market after Brexit.
United Parcel Services stated that some deliveries of the company were delayed due to an increase in holiday orders made online during the period of peak shipping.
Australian GDP grew at a weaker-than-anticipated pace of 0.6% in the Q3, reinforcing the possibility of the Central Bank to keep interest rates unchanged for longer.
General Electric reported on Tuesday that would probably cut 4500 jobs in Europe after rethinking assets that it purchased from France's Alstom in the year 2015.
Rafael Ramirez, Venezuela's ambassador to the UN was resigned from his post and left the US following the President Nicolas Maduro's order.
European packaged goods giant Nestle reported on Tuesday that it would acquire vitamin maker Atrium Innovations for $2.3B.
German police reported on Tuesday that at least 50 people had been injured when a train crashed near Dusseldorf.
The US President Donald Trump has informed the Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas of the intentions to relocate the US embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.
Ukraine's central bank most probably keeps its interest rate unchanged at the regular meeting that takes place next week amid inflation rate remaining high in spite of a recent slowdown.
Sprint Corporation has reported on Tuesday that expects significant slowdown in customer defections during the key holiday season, highlighting the help of the higher promotions.
The Supreme Court reported on Tuesday that had withdrawn a European arrest warrant for the former Catalonia's leader Carles Puigdemont and four of his former ministers.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis reported that the US trade deficit rose to $48.7B in October, after rising to $44.9B in the previous month, while analysts anticipated a slighter increase to $46.2B.
The ISM reported on Tuesday that its Non-Manufacturing PMI dropped to 57.4 points last month, down from October's 60.1, whereas analysts expected a decline to 59.2.
The Global Dairy Trade Index rose 0.4% at Tuesday's Fonterra auction, after dropping 3.4% at the preceding auction.
Statistics Canada reported on Tuesday that the country's trade deficit dropped to C$1.5B in October, down from the prior month's gap of C$3.4B, while analysts anticipated a slighter fall to C$2.3B.
The tech sell off seemed to have ended on Tuesday, as various tech company stocks recovered at the start of the US trading session.
The CEO of Wells Fargo has announced that he expects better than expected results from commercial loans in the fourth quarter of the year.
Supporters of Mikheil Saakashvili have freed him from the police.
CEO of Dish Network Corp on Tuesday announced his reassignment. Charlie Ergen will step down to devote time to a new business of the company.
China's environmental, housing and land ministries published on Tuesday a set guidelines how to regulate the development of ‘speciality towns' to reduce the risks for this project.
The Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan explained on Tuesday that the country could cut off diplomatic connections with Israel if Trump recognised Jerusalem as its capital.
The Bank of England said in a statement on Tuesday that it had considered increasing capital requirements of banks more than previously signalled to reduce financial risks.