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The landmark proposal, which was jointly submitted by India and South Africa in October, has been backed by more than 100 mostly developing countries

ECB President Christine Lagarde paid tribute to outgoing German Chancellor Angela Merkel in a speech Thursday, for acting as a "role model" for younger women.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez insists the European Super League is not "dead."

The SEC issued accounting guidance that would classify SPAC warrants as liabilities instead of equity instruments.

The ECB is keeping its policy unchanged while market players look for clues on when its massive monetary stimulus might start to be wound down.

AirTag's most important differentiating feature isn't the technology inside the $29 coin-sized stainless steel gadget. It's other people's iPhones.

The global chip shortage is continuing to wreak havoc at some of the world's biggest carmakers including Jaguar Land Rover, Mercedes, and Renault.

First-time claims for unemployment insurance totaled 547,000 last week, the Labor Department said, below the 603,000 Dow Jones estimate.

A hospital worker in Italy has reportedly been accused of taking home 538,000 euros ($648,000) in pay, despite having never turned up for work in 15 years.

Alphawave is set to list on the London Stock Exchange, shunning New York's tech-focused Nasdaq stock market in the process.

The Swiss lender warned of heavy losses earlier this month after a scandal involving U.S.-based hedge fund Archegos Capital.

The European Commission told EU ambassadors on Wednesday that it was considering legal action against AstraZeneca for these delivery issues, four EU officials told CNBC.

Phineas Glover of Credit Suisse says countries that have set targets to reach carbon neutrality now account for more than 60% of emissions.

More and more signs are emerging that the economy will pick up strongly in the second half of this year. 

With a population of 1.3 billion people and growing acceptance of digital payments, India would be a huge market for Revolut.

More than 1,000 people have been arrested in Russia after attending unauthorized protests in support of the jailed Putin critic Alexei Navalny.

With workplaces reopening as Covid vaccinations gather pace, some people may be feeling the pressure to go back into the office more than they would like. 

Chinese start-ups Nio and Xpeng remain intent on plans to sell electric cars to Europe this year.

In his annual State of the Nation speech, Russian President Vladimir Putin warned against provoking his country.

Confrontation over Navalny's imprisonment and worsening health condition is the latest drumbeat in the already tense relations between Moscow and the West.