CNBC World News

The three major averages posted their best month since 2020 as investors looked past inflation and recession concerns.

Bitcoin's rally began after the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates on Wednesday, but signaled that the pace of such rises could slow.

Intel stocks fell 8% Friday, a day after the company reported disappointing second-quarter earnings that missed on the top and bottom lines. 

The washout of easy money is being welcomed by some of the world's top blockchain developers.

The Chips and Science Act includes more than $52 billion in funding for U.S. companies producing computer chips, among other provisions.

Pilots for major airlines described opportunism and a desire to cut costs throughout the industry as worsening the situation travelers are facing today.

LIV Golf, the Saudi-backed league that has the blessing of former President Trump and Phil Mickelson, aims to build franchises.

U.S. President Joe Biden and Chinese President Xi Jinping ended a call Thursday with plans to arrange an in-person meeting, a senior U.S. official said.

Rooney alleged that stories from her private Instagram account were leaked by Vardy to journalists at British tabloid newspaper The Sun.

An inflation gauge that the Federal Reserve uses as its primary barometer jumped to its highest 12-month gain in more than 40 years in June.

Luca de Meo told CNBC that the sourcing of raw materials would continue to be an issue for automakers, but added that the company had grown more resilient.

The city will also switch off public fountains and stop lighting up large buildings at night, as the city aims to reduce its energy consumption by 15%.

Growth in the euro zone beat expectations for the second quarter, coming in at 0.7%.

The development of one of the world's largest untapped high-grade iron ore deposits in Guinea has edged one step forward after miners struck a deal.

Anonymous has been waging a "cyber war" on Russia for invading Ukraine. CNBC takes a look at how effective the collective's six main strategies have been.

Apple held up relatively well in the June quarter in China despite a 10% slump in the smartphone market as the iPhone 13 continued to attract users.

Hang Seng heavyweights Alibaba and Meituan dropped more than 5% each.

European markets advanced on Friday as investors digested a fresh swathe of corporate earnings and awaited key economic data out of the euro zone.

After more than two years, New Zealand is lifting its strict border controls and is set to welcome back all international travelers on Sunday. 

The managing director and chief economist of DBS Bank in Singapore said exchange rate weakness is a bigger concern than inflation for Asia.