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Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary said the airline's "industry leading" fuel hedging contributed significantly to its full-year profit.

The EU, a group of 27 nations, was openly thrilled with the election of Joe Biden in late 2020 after four challenging years under the presidency of Trump.

Analysts are bullish on China's tech industry even if recovery is not uniform across different tech companies.

The Norwegian government says it is seeking to maintain Europe's energy security by exploring the Barents Sea for further resources.

There's plenty of optimism about Thailand as its tourism potential, but political headwinds could still be a game-changer, says Kelvin Tay from UBS Global Wealth Management.

The impact of a widening rift between the U.S. and China may lead to further damage, economists warn.

The Singapore Prime Minister said Monday in a Facebook post he has tested positive for Covid-19 for the first time, after returning from recent state visits.

EV sales will top one million this year. That means shopping for a Tesla, Leaf, Bolt and other models in the used auto market will get easier over time.

Vacations are a break from the office, but emails follow us everywhere — if we let them. CEOs share strategies to tame emails and protect your vacation.

I think that the next few weeks will become a pick-and-choose contest among owning tech, health care, industrials and oils.

Biden and McCarthy to meet at the White House on Monday to try and avoid looming debt default.

Successful introverts have one skill that sets them apart from most other people, according to author Jevonya Allen — and it's not pretending to be extroverted.

The language around the AI reveals a major rift in how academics, politicians and the technology industry believe that AI should regulated.

It's not surprising the debate around AI has developed its own lingo. It started as a technical, academic field. But other terms are more cultural in nature.

Home climate tech investments like solar power are attractive as costs go down and incentives up, but the decision is still complicated. Start with the basics.

People-pleasers struggle with setting boundaries, which can be exhausting and lead to “chronic stress,” says Debbie Sorensen, a Harvard-trained psychologist.

WalletHub ranked the best U.S. states for retirement based on quality of life and Massachusetts ranked in the top spot.

According to a recent Fiverr survey, 70% of Gen Zers consider freelancing to be as viable a career option as a 9-to-5.

Todd Baldwin earned his first $1 million through real estate investing when we was just 25. Here are his top two tips for setting yourself up for success.

On this episode of "Now Boarding," CNBC discusses frequent flyer status, airline perks and whether the game is worth it.