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The CEO of British power firm SSE says a rapid build-out of renewable projects can help the U.K. to secure its energy security.

European Union officials on Tuesday called for a new and joint approach toward China, in a move that is unlikely to please the United States.

The Bank of Korea was the first to hold rates steady after being one of the first nations to hike in the pandemic era — and could become the first to cut rates in the region.

China's growth has been under the spotlight as it reopens after ending most of its strict Covid restrictions that were in place for nearly three years.

The British government laid out plans in February to regulate cryptoassets and opened its suggestions up for consultation.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has long held a bullish view on India and now the company is ramping up sales and manufacturing of its flagship iPhone in the country.

Chinese electric car company Nio will keep its prices high rather than cutting them, CEO William Li told CNBC in an interview.

"Critics are forgetting that the bare minimum quite literally means that it's still enough," says Marisa Jo, who coined the term on TikTok.

The vehicle is currently produced for the U.S. at a Canadian plant, where the automaker recently said it would invest about $1.3 billion for EV production.

Wall Street may be ripping a page out of the post-WWII era. According to RBC Capital Markets' Lori Calvasina, stocks may be ignoring all signs of a recession. 

Listening to commentators who constantly wonder about when recession will come means investors miss out on potential upside amidst a quiet bull market.

Apple may be seeking "top of wallet status" with the debut of a new savings account, one expert said. For savers, it's a sign to shop around for the best rates.

A report about Samsung possibly replacing Google with Microsoft's Bing as the default search engine on its devices has us reassessing our positions.

The return of the Senate minority leader and the Pennsylvania Democrat highlight the questions surrounding Feinstein, who has not voted since mid-February.

Santos' brief tenure in Congress has been marked by a cavalcade of scandals, including admitting he lied about key details of his resume.

Jalen Hurts signed a $255 million to continue playing with the Philadelphia Eagles for the next five seasons.

The move could cost Google billions in advertising revenue and reportedly shocked employees, given Samsung's longtime relationship with Google.

On the Chicks in the Office podcast, Barbara Corcoran says her biggest piece of real estate advice is to get in while you're young.

A federal judge ruled Peter Coker Jr. is a serious flight risk and should be held behind bars pending trial because he didn't try to turn himself in.

Getting married doesn't always come with tax benefits, some couples will face a higher tax bill when they file together.