HSBC agreed to pay $2M to resolve civil loan fraud suit that alleged it trying to take reimbursement from US Small Business Administration on bad loans.
Hackers published files and documents that showed that the US National Security Agency monitored money transfers among Latin American and Middle Eastern banks.
According to the Pentagon's statement released on Friday, the US Air Force is to send a number of F-35 jets to Europe for joint training with NATO.
On Friday, Uber Technologies reported that its revenue in 2016 was $6.5 billion, however, large losses were still registered over the year.
Judge in San Paulo, Brazil, ruled that Uber drivers should be recognised as San-Francisco-based company's employees. The company would appeal a decision on Tuesday.
Apple Inc got a permit to examine self-driving vehicles in California. The company is planning to join a list of technology firms and traditional automakers to test self-driving cars.
Three people suspected of supporting the Islamist militant and helping to develop serious action of violent sabotage against the government were arrested in Celle, Germany.
Volkswagen AG has repaired and bought back at least a half of the 475,000 polluting 2.0 litre diesel cars under the US government arrangement.
Fiat Chrysler's CEO Marchionne decided to cancel a merger with Volkswagen, saying that the group was not ready to seek deals and would focus on developing a future business plan.
The SEC had frozen two brokerage accounts‘ assets that were used to reap at least $1M in alleged insider trading income connected to a merger statement by Liberty Interactive Corp and GCI.
Ukraine could miss out on $3.65B energy sector funding from China Development Bank due to squabbles between local ministries and delay of the project proposal by Naftogaz.
According to Israel Police, Palestinian man with mental health issues had killed a British woman on transit network in Jerusalem by fatally stabbing the victim.
Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov and Chinese Foreign Minister Yi had a phone call, where they discussed Syria's crisis and the established situation on the Korean peninsula.
A Turkish guard and a soldier were killed in Van, southeastern Turkey, by a roadside bomb attack that was aimed at the suspected Kurdish militant attackers.
On Friday, buses have evacuated thousands of Shi'ite villagers and Syrian rebels from two rebel-besieged towns under a swap agreement between insurgents and the government.
According to Saudi Aramco CEO Nasser at Columbia University Energy Summit, the oil market supply and demand conditions were nearing closer to rebalancing.
Air China canceled some of its flights to Pyongyang, North Korea's capital, amid lower demand but , the company reported on Friday.
The US Department of Labour reported a drop in both retail sales and consumer prices in March, suggesting the US economy performed worse than expected in the Q1 of 2017.
On Friday, the US senior military commander in Afghanistan said that the decision to drop the largest non-nuclear bomb in the US's arsenal was a reasonable tactical move.
Iran's local media reported on Friday that the President Hassan Rouhani would run for the second term in the May presidential race.
China's banks surprisingly received fewer credits in March as the government attempts to curb risks from build-up in debt as well as in an overheating real estate market.
News about the passenger being removed by force from United Airlines' aircraft caused its stock selloff, which erased $570M in market capitalization.
An anonymous source on Friday slipped information that Toshiba Corporation is most likely going to get a total of one trillion yen in loans. The reason for that is the fact that the company will use as collateral its memory chip division.
The presidential election of France seems to be tightening, if the polls are to be believed. Nearly almost a week before the people are set to vote the four leading candidates are only three percentage points apart on the polls.