Avianca: Venezuela has decided to suspend all commercial flights between Panama and Venezuela from Wednesday evening.

According to the Times of Israel: Military sources said a Palestinian tried to stab an Israeli soldier at an intersection near the West Bank town of Beit Enu but was shot dead.

Google (GOOG.O): Reached a partnership with artificial intelligence startup Typeface.

Google (GOOG.O): AI-powered image editing features are now available globally to all advertisers in English, with more languages coming later this year.

Egyptian Prime Minister: Our goal is to keep diesel prices subsidized and will compensate with increases in other gasoline prices.

Yellen said U.S. Vice President Harris has expressed support for not raising taxes on middle-income taxpayers.

Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) shares fell as much as 1 percent due to service issues.

Yellen said US President Biden hopes to achieve tax fairness by imposing higher taxes on the wealthy and corporations.

Yellen said U.S. President Biden wants his successor to ensure that taxes on households earning less than $400,000 a year are not increased.

U.S. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell: Maduro continues to try to steal the election.

According to relevant statements, the United States has imposed sanctions on Iranian missile and drone procurement service providers.

Russia has started shipping 2024 Urals crude to Asia via the Northern Sea Route, the sources and LSEG data showed.

Italy plans to generate 22% of its electricity from fourth-generation nuclear power after 2030, according to a statement.

Market news: Meta Platforms (META.O) will pay Texas $1.4 billion to settle allegations that it profited from facial recognition technology without user consent.

Former Venezuelan acting President Guaido confirmed on social media that Venezuelan opposition figure Superlano was detained.

U.S. Treasuries gave up gains after the release of job openings and consumer confidence data.

The Nasdaq 100 fell to its session low after erasing gains.

The Federal Reserve said the FOMC meeting began as scheduled at 10 a.m. local time on Tuesday.

The Conference Board’s consumer expectations index for July was 78.2, up from 73 in the previous month.