German industrial production dropped for the second time in three months in June, the latest signal of weakness from Europe’s biggest economy.

Asian shares are mostly lower as markets calmed after China’s decision to stabilize its currency.

New Zealand’s central bank has cut its benchmark interest rate to an all-time low of 1% as it forecasts tougher economic conditions ahead.

Trump administration steps up its tensions with Venezuela’s socialist leader, freezing all his government’s assets.

The EU says its door remains open should British Prime Minister Boris Johnson want to discuss Brexit but it insists that the divorce agreement cannot be renegotiated.

Japanese electronics maker NEC Corp. has shown a “flying car,” a large drone-like machine with four propellers that hovered steadily for about a minute.

Harland and Wolff, the Belfast shipyard that built the Titanic, is facing administration.

Tesco, Britain’s biggest supermarket, says it is cutting 4,500 jobs, in an attempt to be more flexible in an evolving retail environment.

A survey shows that a sharp downturn in Germany’s manufacturing sector is weighing heavily on the 19-country eurozone economy.

South Korea will spend $6.5 billion over seven years on research and development for technology materials and parts to reduce its industrial dependence on Japan during an escalating trade row.