Boeing resumed test flights of its $110M 737 MAX planes after suspending all flights on Wednesday to look into possible engine issues.
The US is close to complete a range of arms sales deals with Saudi Arabia totaling $100B, a senior White House official revealed.
Asia is likely to face peak in demand for gasoline earlier than expected with millions of people in India and China buy electric cars, causing changes in the oil industry.
A global cyber attack fueled concerns that the US intelligence services often hoarder software vulnerabilities due to offensive goals, rather than notifying firms to such flaws.
Theresa May, the UK Prime Minister, pledged to make new powers that allows her to punish communication and social media companies, which failed to protect users' data.
Rod Rosenstein, the Deputy US Attorney General, revealed that there is no need for special prosecutor to probe allegations that Russia meddled in the US elections.
Today's massive cyber attack infected about 70 computers of Swedish local authorities, sources close to the matter reported.
A German officer has been suspended on Friday for making far-right statements, according to Germany's Defence Ministry.
The White House reported that the US Department of Justice has started looking for a new permanent FBI Director.
The US Census Bureau reported that business inventories in the United States rose 0.2% in March, surpassing expectations for a 0.1% increase.
China and the United States agreed to take first action by mid-July to raise access for US financial companies and expand trade in chicken and beef, aiming to cut trade deficit.
G7 financial leaders pressed the US not to destroy global consensus over financial regulation and trade, which was criticized by Donald Trump.
The Conservative Party is set to publish election manifesto next week, which provides details on dealing with great challenges for the next five years, British PM Theresa May said.
The New York Fed said that it raised the US economic growth forecast for the second quarter to 1.9%, following the latest reports on retail sales, producer and consumer prices.
The preliminary data from the University of Michigan showed that the US consumer sentiment climbed to 97.7 in May as Americans became more optimistic on income expectations.
Charles Evans, the chief of the Fed of Chicago, expects the US central bank to raise interest rates just one more time in 2017 if the inflation rises at a weaker pace.
The Census Bureau reported that the US retail sales rose 0.4% in April, following an upwardly revised 0.1% in March and falling behind expectations of a 0.6% increase.
The US Consumer Price Index posted a 0.2% monthly increase in April, up from a 0.3% decline registered in the preceding month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics revealed.
The Pakistani official reported that Baluchistan blast's death toll reached 25 people as a bomb attack hit a convoy of the Pakistan Senate deputy.
On Friday, the Spanish largest companies like Telefonica were affected by a ransomware cyber attack that hit their computers' Windows systems asking for ransom to fix the bugs caused.
The South Korean President Moon Jae-in and the Russian President Vladimir Putin had a discussion on a phone call over the possible political solution to North Korea's crisis.
On Friday, Fiat Chrysler announced about the recall of over 1.25M pick-up trucks across the world as the company needs to fix a software error.
Italy's police is investigating the explosions that hit the Central Rome, damaged a nearby car and sparked panic among workers at the Italian post office; however, no injuries were immediately reported.
On Friday, the Upper House of the German Parliament has adopted the self-driving vehicles law, which allows the autonomous industry to test, develop and put driverless cars on the road.