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These are the stocks posting the largest moves in the premarket on Thursday.

Germany's energy worries are almost over and Europe's largest economy has the "inherent strength" to recover, Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel says.

The study found that despite accounting for a small percentage of the population, the rich use over half of the water consumed in Cape Town.

Rate hikes have done nothing to stem increasing housing prices, and in fact may have made things worse, Cramer said.

Bloomberg says its internal AI model can more accurately answer questions, assess whether headlines are bearish or bullish, and even write headlines.

Former Trump Attorney General Bill Barr is joining a new business lobbying group that aims to be an alternative to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.

The attorneys general accused Juul of marketing addictive vaping products to underage teenagers.

The U.K. economy flatlined in February as widespread industrial action and persistently high inflation stymied activity.

Starting Thursday, Twitter will give users the option to buy and sell stocks and other assets from eToro, the company told CNBC exclusively.

The G-7, EU and Australia decided late last year to impose a cap of $60 a barrel on Russian oil in an effort to ratchet up the pressure on Moscow.

The Japanese yen could strengthen to 120 per dollar by the end of the year on the back of a potential BOJ policy tweak — or its total abolishment.

Hundreds of climate scientists are firmly against proliferating calls for solar geoengineering research and its potential development.

Buffett recently revealed that he raised his stakes in the country's top trading houses, saying he was "confounded" by the opportunity.

The young would rather give up on increasingly unattainable dreams like buying a house to spend on things they're "guaranteed to get today," one professor says.

Foreign expats in Singapore continue to feel the pain as home rental prices remain high and show little signs of returning to pre-pandemic levels. 

Alibaba shares dropped nearly 3% after a Financial Times report indicated that SoftBank sold roughly $7.2 billion worth of shares.

Investing legend Warren Buffett believes there will be more bank failures down the road even as the current banking crisis gets resolved.

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday released minutes from its March 21-22 policy meeting.

The Berkshire Hathaway chairman and CEO spoke live from Japan to CNBC's Becky Quick on "Squawk Box."

The filing contains fresh allegations embroiling the largest U.S. bank by assets in civil cases tied to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.