The Supreme leader of Iran Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said on Saturday that the attack on Syria carrier out by the US, UK and France was a crime and did not led to any notable results.
The UK Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson said on Saturday that the Prime-Minister May had no choice other to act quickly on chemical attack that happened in Syria this week and she will update the Parliament tomorrow.
According to a source in Turkish Foreign Ministry, Turkey considers that an air strike made by the US, Britain and France was an "appropriate" response to an alleged chemical attack that was carried out recently.
The CEO of Tesla Elon Must said on Friday his company will be able to generate profit in Q3 and Q4 and, for this reason, will not need to raise additional capital from investors.
The French Defence Minister Florence Parl said on Saturday that his country tried to destroy Syria's key chemicals research centre as well as to hit other two unknown facilities.
The Russia's Defence Ministry stated on Saturday that the US, British and French strike on Syria failed, as most of the fired missiles were intercepted by Syria's air defence system.
The Russia's Ambassador to the US Anatoly Antonov stated on Friday that joint strike on Syria would have serious consequences, reminding that America is the country that possesses the largest arsenal of chemical weapons.
According to Syrian commander, one of the sites that was hit by the US strike on Saturday night was al-Shirai air base located near the border with Lebanon.
The US Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said on Friday that Pentagon together with French and British forces fired over 100 missiles on Damascus and other targets in Syria for an alleged chemical attack conducted in conducted a week ago.
According to senior Syrian official, the US and its allies fired about 30 missiles on Saturday night and nearly third of them was intercepted and shot down by local air defense system.
General Electric stated that the company took an equity charge of $4.24B and diminished earning for the last two-year period by $0.30 per share.
Rolls-Royce is set to bid to supply engines for a wide-body planes, which China was developing with Russia, the China Daily report showed.
Japan is likely to propose a new framework's setting up to talk about trade issues with the US in a next week's summit, aiming to persuade the country to rejoin the TPP.
The Trump administration is likely to back a capital increase of $13B for the World Bank within a deal, which would reform the Bank's lending rules and raise shareholding of China.
On Friday, Volkswagen Chief Executive Herbert Diess claimed that a new sanctions row by the US against Russia could negatively affect business relations between Volkswagen and its Russian partner GAZ Group.
Burberry appointed Gerry Murphy, the current chairman of Blackstone Group and Tate & Lyle, as the new chairman of the company, replacing John Peace who has been chairing Burberry since 2002.
On Friday, the President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Suma Chakrabarti said that a new massive wave of development is expected in Sub-Saharan Africa in the nearest few years.
The US President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will discuss North Korea's nuclear weapons program during their meeting in Florida on the next week.
On Friday, Tesla Inc Chief Executive Elon Musk said that his company will be profitable in the third and the fourth quarters of 2018 and will not attract funds from investors till the end of the year.
The Secretary General of the United Nations Antonio Guterres urged all countries for responsibility in their actions regarding the Syrian dangerous circumstances.
The head of the toy firm MGA Entertainment Isaac Larian put in a $890M bid for the US toy retailer Toys 'R' Us stores in Canada and the United States.
According to Fitch Ratings, the newly-imposed US sanctions would have a ‘severe effect' on their targeted Russian firms, as well as were likely to limit Russia's economic growth.
US regulators have offered Wells Fargo & Co a fine of $1B to settle the ongoing investigation into the bank's links to mortgage lending and auto insurance abuses.
Argentina's economy recorded a fiscal deficit of $729.5M in March, while its deficit during the first quarter of 2018 amounted to 0.3% from the country's GDP.