Pfizer CEO says third Covid vaccine dose likely needed within 12 months
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla said people will "likely" need a third dose of a Covid-19 vaccine within 12 months of getting fully vaccinated.
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Apple won't make an iPhone Mini next year, says top analyst
2022 iPhones could include a new image sensor supplied by Sony that can output video at 8k resolution and take 48-megapixel photos, top analyst says.
Mark Cuban says bitcoin is far from its market top: 'The opportunity for it to go much higher certainly exists'
Bitcoin hit a record high on Wednesday in anticipation of Coinbase's direct listing. According to Mark Cuban, this isn't the peak for the cryptocurrency, but it's still volatile.
Mercedes-Benz unveils new flagship EQS electric sedan to take on Tesla
The 2022 Mercedes-Benz EQS marks a new era for the German automaker as it pivots to EVs. The car will be part of its large S-Class car family.
Deliveroo shares fall as it gives cautious guidance in first update since IPO flop
Deliveroo said orders more than doubled year-on-year in the first quarter of 2021. But it warned growth could "decelerate" as coronavirus lockdowns ease.
Biden administration slaps new sanctions on Russia for cyberattacks, election interference
The U.S. imposed a raft of new sanctions against Moscow on Thursday over alleged election interference and cyberattacks.
Citigroup beats estimates on reserve release, says it is exiting 13 retail markets outside the U.S.
Fraser, reporting results for the first time at the helm of the country's third-biggest bank, wasted no time making changes to the firm's sprawling operations.
Turkey's new central bank chief holds interest rates, sparking concern among investors
Investors worry the dovish signal from Turkey's central bank risks more volatility for the country’s currency.
CEO of world's largest money manager: 'I am incredibly bullish' on the stock market
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink told CNBC he's optimistic about financial markets, downplaying concerns about government deficits for now.
Coinbase’s first employee in 2013 cold-emailed the founders for a job — and was paid in bitcoin for 3 years
Olaf Carlson-Wee wrote his college thesis on bitcoin and emailed it to Coinbase in order to land a job with the start-up, which is going public via a direct listing on Wednesday.
Archipelago off the coast of England to explore potential of wave, tidal and floating wind power
The U.K. is home to a number of projects and initiatives related to marine energy.
Europe stocks hit an all-time high — and analysts say there's more room to rise
Analysts see further upside for Europe's "exceptionally cheap" stocks.
Richard Branson sells over $150 million in Virgin Galactic stock
Sir Richard Branson, the founder of Virgin Galactic who helped take the company public, sold more than $150 million worth of the company's stock.
Oil could plummet to $10 by 2050 if Paris climate goals are achieved, energy consultancy says
The price of oil could plunge to as little as $10 a barrel by 2050 if the world succeeds in meeting Paris Agreement goals, a consultancy said on Thursday.
Shake Shack has 'big plans for Asia' as it ramps up expansion in the region
New York burger chain Shake Shack has "big plans for Asia," its CEO has said, as the company embarks on a regional expansion drive.
India's second wave of Covid shows no signs of slowing as country reports over 200,000 new cases
Since the beginning of April, India has reported more than 1.9 million new cases and over 10,600 deaths, per CNBC's calculations of health ministry data.
Sustainable investing is not new to China — but complying to a formal framework is, says CEO
Environmental, social and governance frameworks are "relatively new" in China, said Li Yimei of China Asset Management.
Taiwan leads gains as other Asia-Pacific markets struggle for direction
Australia's unemployment rate for March came in at 5.6%, according to seasonally adjusted estimates released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Thursday.
China could be one step closer to scrapping its controversial childbirth limits
Researchers from China's central bank released a working paper that marks the latest signal Beijing could soon cancel its restrictions as a way to "encourage childbirth."
Online bank N26 jumps into insurance, taking on giants like Allianz
German online bank N26 is launching insurance policies in partnership with local start-up Simplesurance.
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