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The U.K. is fiscally unstable and its government is indulging in "short-termism" by slapping oil majors with windfall taxes, according to Amjad Bseisu, CEO of EnQuest.

Advertising titan Martin Sorrell believes Meta will rebound "extremely strongly this year" and sees a promising outlook for U.S. tech giants, despite a bruising 2022 and mass layoffs.

The European Central Bank will not stop with one single 50 basis point hike at its next rate-setting meetings, a board member told CNBC Thursday.

Valdis Dombrovskis said the EU and U.S. should be "building transatlantic value chains" for the green transition, "not breaking them apart."

Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan made clear that world leaders must learn from the coronavirus crisis to be in a better place for future pandemics.

China's speedier economic recovery could mean bad news for the U.S. Federal Reserve.

State-backed entities have taken tiny stakes in parts of two Alibaba subsidiaries that oversee a video platform and web browser.

Amazon is axing the program as CEO Andy Jassy undergoes a sweeping review of the company's costs.

A Twitter account operated by the Russian Embassy in Sweden posted a map identifying Crimea as part of Ukraine.

Chinese Vice Premier Liu He discussed U.S. tech policy toward China in a meeting with U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, the Ministry of Commerce said.

Pricing Wednesday morning pointed to a 94.3% probability of a 0.25 percentage point hike at the Federal Reserve's two-day meeting that concludes Feb. 1.

The tech giants went on a hiring spree over the last few years, with one exception.

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse said he is optimistic a judge will issue a ruling on its legal dispute with the Securities and Exchange Commission this year.

After the 2022 crypto crash, fewer crypto companies were features on the Davos Promenade as the industry keeps spending in check.

Investor cash holdings are near record highs, and that could be good news for stocks since there is a wall of money ready to come right back into the market.

The Philippines is ranked among the most vulnerable countries to climate-related disasters, but it is a minor contributor to global climate change.

Hometown International, which only owned a small New Jersey deli, was once valued at $100 million on the stock market.

The tech industry has seen a string of layoffs in the face of uncertain economic conditions.

Crypto publication CoinDesk has engaged Lazard as it considers a full or partial sale of the business, a subsidiary of Barry Silbert's Digital Currency Group.

The U.S. will likely hit its $31.4 trillion debt ceiling Thursday. A default could follow, would have far-reaching negative impacts for consumers and investors.