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It is "premature" to bet on a cut to interest rates, Francois Villeroy de Galhau, France's central bank governor, told CNBC exclusively on Monday.

Dawn Capital, one of Europe's biggest backers of business-to-business software companies, raised $700 million in two new funds.

Chinese real estate giant Evergrande announced it is unable to issue new notes, and rescheduled a debt restructuring meeting with its creditors.

China's relationship with the European Union needs to change, as the bloc's trade chief asks for more openness and fairness from Beijing.

From wealth, to weddings, and who to work with, more and more people are turning to fortune telling in Singapore.

UAW strikes could make 2023 the biggest year for labor activity in nearly four decades.

Several European central banks look set for a pause, but resurgent inflationary pressures and slowing growth may complicate the job ahead.

Srettha, Pheu Thai's choice for leader, was appointed prime minister on Aug. 22 and is hoped to bring stability to Thailand’s economy and business environment.

Indonesia's EV development is poised to be the "gateway" for further investments in ASEAN, and could play a major role in building the region's EV ecosystem.

UAW strikes could make 2023 the biggest year for labor activity in nearly four decades.

If Congress does not reach an agreement before 12:01 a.m. on Oct. 1, the government will shut down.

Goldman Sachs predicts credit card losses will continue to climb through the end of 2024 or early 2025 for most issuers.

Inspired by the University of Pennsylvania "monk class," I put my phone in a drawer and stopped talking for 48 hours. It helped me learn a lesson on happiness.

McDonald's franchise royalty fees for U.S. restaurants will rise from 4% to 5% for operators opening new locations.

Finland is the No. 1 happiest country in the world, and they're offering a free masterclass about happiness. Here's what I learned from the course.

The initial hype around tokenization on blockchains began with banks who hated bitcoin but loved its blockchain technology.

With its new production studio in Hollywood, Japanese game developer Capcom will not only aim to capture gamers, but moviegoers as well.

Once valued at $2.5 billion by private investors, scooter company Bird is moving its stock off the New York Stock Exchange after the shares collapsed

Bill Gates talked during New York Climate Week about why it's critical that the US maintain its investment in clean technology across many administrations.

Customers flocked to Apple stores Friday to get their hands on the new devices.