The United States on Friday imposed new sanctions on North Korea to persuade the nation to cancel its nuclear missile program.
The United States plans to open its embassy in Jerusalem in May, a move widely disliked by US Arab allies and Palestinians.
Latvia's lender ABLV Bank is likely to fail and is expected to be wound up with the bank's saving not in the interest of the public, the ECB and the EU SRB separately stated.
Alphabet's Google was raising the price of online services of YouTube TV for new customers, as it added channels from Turner, NBL and MLB, the company stated.
Data-sharing company Dropbox applied for an up to $500M initial public offering with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
China's Statistics Bureau stated that the country's new property prices rose 5% from a year earlier, even while the government kept attempting to curb speculative demand.
The US told the WTO that China's internet access regulations coming into force in March are set to create new limitations for service suppliers and should be negotiated at the WTO.
The President of European Council Donald Tusk is expected to meet Britain's Theresa May on Thursday next week after the Prime Minister delivers a speech on post-Brexit relation with the EU.
Donald Trump, the President of the US, welcomed Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and appreciated the strength of the US-Australia relations.
Volkswagen stated that its profitability is likely to take a hit in 2018, as the company launches a plenty of new models and invests billions of euros in EVs.
The Canadian inflation growth pace strengthened in January, with the CPI rate rising 0.7% in the reported month, surpassing expectations for a 0.4% increase.
The UK is set to align regulations with the EU in the automotive sector and other areas after Brexit, the country's Health Minister stated.
Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel and France's President Emmanuel Macron asked Russia's President Vladimir Putin to support the UN resolution for a ceasefire in Syria.
Germany's car maker BMW stated that the company is set to recall 11.7K cars, as it discovered that the wrong software was installed on 5-Series and 7-Series models.
Euro zone's consumer price growth weakened in the month of January, falling 0.9% month-on-month, in line with expectations.
Vimeo, the video hosting service of IAC, stated that it targeted 1M in paid subscribers and $100M in revenue in 2018, the company's CEO stated.
General Electric's transportation unit stated that the company signed a $1B agreement with Ukrainian Railways to supply freight locomotives.
Shares of HPE increased 7% to the record-high on Friday after the company announced a $7B share repurchase plan, high quarterly results and upbeat forecasts.
On Friday, Citigroup disclosed the credit card interest rate issues, calling it "methodological" and saying the company would provide necessary remediation to their affected customers.
Germany's authorities rejected an extradition bid of four bankers to Britain, who were set to face conspiracy charges in the Euribor case.
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that the country sought for half of €1B for border protection to get reimbursed from the EU.
On Friday, the British Prime Minister Theresa May held a positive meeting with her ministers over the Brexit, where they agreed on her forthcoming speech basis over the UK's future ties with the EU.
On Friday, the Romanian President Klaus Iohannis expressed his support for the chief anti-graft prosecutor, saying that there was no evidence to sack her, following a justice minister's request.
General Mills is set to acquire Blue Buffalo Pet Products in a deal worth around $8B, as it seeks to boost the growing demand for the natural pet food.