Boeing had won a $541M contract for CH-47F heavy-lift helicopters for the Royal Netherlands Air Force, the Pentagon announced on Friday.
Wolfgang Schaeuble, the German Finance Minister, revealed that the UK should not have any advantages over the rest of countries after leaving the European Union.
US President Donald Trump said that the US gross domestic product increase of 4% to 5% is achievable even with much lower current levels.
Trump signed an executive order to expand offshore gas and oil drilling to places that was not available, in attempts to boost GDP growth.
Tesla, Apple asked California to strengthen its policy on autonomous vehicles, but not to prohibit testing of self-driving cars that are 4,535 kg or more.
Donald Trump is set to sign a new executive order to identify any issues caused by the US existing trade deals, including country's involvement in the WTO.
The Federal Reserve is likely to offer regulations controlling how tech companies enter consumer lending market, said Lael Brainard, the Fed Governor.
The German Chancellor Angela Merkel said that Emmanuel Macron would be a strong president for France, and hoped that he would win the run-off against a far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
Germany and France sought a new deal with Turkey to restore relations with the President Tayyip Erdogan, while the EU lawmakers called for suspension of Turkey's stalled EU bid.
The ECB forecasters predict the Euro zone's inflation to increase faster than earlier expected, with average headline inflation expectations for 2017 being raised to 1.6% from 1.4% estimated previously.
The US Congress averted the government shutdown, providing lawmakers with another week to work out federal spending through September 30, with issues like defense expenditures still unresolved.
Germany hopes for revival of frozen talks on a free trade deal between the United States and the European Union, said Angela Merkel.
Japan's PM Shinzo Abe asked Britain's PM Theresa May to secure a smooth Brexit allowing Japanese companies to continue working as the UK leaves the EU.
Rex Tillerson, the US Secretary of State, urged the UN to take actions as the danger of a North Korean attack against South Korea and Japan is real.
Donald Trump criticized Saudi Arabia for not paying fair share, while the US was losing a lot of money in defending the kingdom.
Russian central bank reduced its main interest rate to 9.25% from 9.75% and pledged more cuts this year as inflation continues to fall.
US labor costs registered their biggest increase since 2007 in the Q1 as the labor market was close to full employment amid strong wage growth.
The US gross domestic product rose 0.7% year-over-year in the first quarter, the weakest pace in the last three years, preliminary report showed on Friday.
The Consumer Price Index in the Euro zone rose 1.9% in April, surpassing a 1.8% increase forecast, according to official preliminary data.
On Friday, 93% of the Goldman Sachs Group shareholders approved the bank's compensation executive plan at the company's annual meeting after the CEO Lloyd Blankfein's pay structure was simplified.
The ONS reported on Friday that the British economy expanded at a 0.3% rate in the Q1, compared to the preceding quarter's 0.7% rate, while analysts anticipated a 0.4% pace.
On Friday, Germany rejected calls to end the Turkey bid to join the EU, despite the European states' opinions that Turkey had already blocked the road to the EU after voting for Tayyip Erdogan to grant new powers.
The buyout firm Apollo reported its quarterly earnings on Friday, beating the market expectations amid strong gains supported by a stock market rally in private equity funds.
Apple is eager to stop paying royalties to the Qualcomm manufacturers for the 2017 quarterly sales made that resulted in Qualcomm's shares 4.3% drop to $50.91 ahead of the North American trading session.