Trump's harsh words rattled investors, who bid down GM shares by 2.6 percent on Tuesday after sending them up on Monday in response to the automaker's cost-cutting.
YouTube's paid option will still remove ads from originals as well as all other videos, and it comes with music streaming privileges.
Jack Ma, the head of e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd and China's best-known capitalist, is a Communist Party member, the official Party newspaper said.
U.S. stock futures tacked on 0.4 percent in Asian trade, on hopes of brisk spending by U.S. consumers on so-called Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales.
Noble said it had agreed with its main creditors and banks to extend the restructuring deadline and aims to complete it by no later than Dec. 11.
The audit report before the amendments has been submitted to the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission and the police for further investigation, Madinah said.
Japanese prosecutors say Ghosn and Kelly conspired to understate Ghosn's remuneration by about half the 10 billion yen.
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker met on Saturday evening with Italy's Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte.
The decrease in store foot traffic is a little greater than it has been in years past, though still within expectations, RetailNext spokesperson Ray Hartjen said.
China and the United States have clashed about how the WTO should reform to better serve member interests.
A healthy economy and rising wages gave people the confidence to splash out on retailers' annual raft of bargains.
The fall came even as markets expect the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) to start withholding supply after a meeting planned for Dec. 6.
EU officials said there was a solid consensus that remaining niggles should not hold up a final deal for Sunday, as the other 27 governments go through the new paperwork.
The USMCA would also still be subject to the full committee process, and ample debate time, which would likely push consideration of the agreement well into 2019.
Singapore's policymakers have repeatedly warned that a heated trade war between the US and China - one of the city state's major trade partners - could hurt the domestic economy.