The electric carmaker’s shares fell as much as 4 per cent

More than 300 US newspapers have pledged to run editorials on Thursday defending freedom of the press

As social media platforms face the threat of US regulation over the lack of disclosure on such spending

Net profit came in at $77 million for the three months ended in June

Erdogan made repeated calls for Turks to sell their dollars and euros

Afghan authorities had also revised down the death toll from a separate suicide bomb attack

The Fair Trade Commission is looking at whether the giant interfered in Yahoo Japan’s operations

The dispute is one of several between the NATO allies, including diverging interests in Syria

More than a quarter of Paraguayans live in poverty according to World Bank statistics

Lula govern Brazil for two terms from 2003-2011 and left office with a record approval rating of 87 per cent