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The founder and chairman of Icahn Enterprises said surging inflation is a major threat to the economy.

The metaverse has drawn hype, but unless its cybersecurity risks are addressed, companies may not see the success they're hoping for in this new realm.

SpaceX has sent "thousands" of Starlink satellite internet kits to Ukraine, president Gwynne Shotwell told CNBC on Tuesday.

Fed Chair Powell on Monday said "inflation is much too high" and added that rates could increase more than the previously approved 25 basis points if needed.

There were high expectations coming into today's event and Nvidia did not disappoint.

BuzzFeed's news organization has about 100 employees and loses roughly $10 million a year, according to people familiar with the matter.

The court ruling likely ends a long legal feud between former President Donald Trump and porn star Stormy Daniels, who says they once had sex.

Traders are betting Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's tough inflation talk means the central bank is willing to speed up the pace of interest rate hikes.

Researchers from the University of Essex surveyed more than 500 people to determine the world's most boring jobs and hobbies. Here's what they discovered.

The European Union is unlikely to impose an immediate oil embargo on Russia over its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine, according to two CNBC sources with knowledge of the discussions.

Russia's Defense Ministry said last week it had deployed "Kinzhal" (meaning "Dagger" in Russian) hypersonic aeroballistic missiles.

Electronic waste has become a topic of much debate and discussion in recent years.

"We don't see anything like what we have seen in China over the last 24 hours," Alex Macheras, an independent aviation analyst, told CNBC.

Hacking group Lapsus$ posted screenshots on its Telegram channel claiming it had access to a number of Okta systems.

Supply shortages fueled by the Ukraine-Russia conflict, along with a host of pre-existing factors, have driven fertilizer prices to record highs.

A Rocky Mountain mansion owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich would likely be among the first assets frozen by the U.S. government if he is sanctioned.

Speaking from hiding, Ovsyannikova said she would not accept an offer of asylum from French President Emmanuel Macron, but described herself as "enemy No. 1."

Alibaba said it will increase the size of its share buyback program from $15 billion to $25 billion, effective for a two-year period through March 2024.

Hong Kong-listed shares of Alibaba soared after the firm announced an upsizing of its share repurchase program from $15 billion to $25 billion.

Just as many central banks had set their sights on normalizing monetary policy as economies emerged from the pandemic, Russia's invasion of Ukraine threw them another curveball.