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Demand destruction could be imminent as energy prices climb, experts are warning.

Inflation expectations are still being driven by a "temporary spate of supply issues" with no sign of continued upward price pressure, according to economist Carl Weinberg.

Huawei spun off Honor to ensure the brand's survival after U.S. sanctions on the Chinese tech giant cut off key chip supplies and crippled its smartphone business.

Southeast Asia is going through an energy transition and there's opportunity to scale up renewables in the region, according to John Eric Francia of AC Energy.

International leaders need to convince China the nation to implement concrete steps toward de-carbonization, the EU's climate chief told CNBC Tuesday.

In 2016, Gabriella Lindsay and her family left Chicago for the beaches of Mexico. They now live in Antigua, where the cost of living is much cheaper than in the U.S. Here's a look at what they do, eat and spend in a typical week.

Big companies and banks shouldn't be the only "climate police" in the world, says BlackRock Chief Executive Larry Fink.

The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield topped 1.56% on Tuesday, its highest point since June, amid concerns around persisting inflation.

The Nasdaq Composite plunged nearly 3% overnight on Wall Street as tech names fell amid rising bond yields.

From Phuket to Singapore, some of Southeast Asia's most popular islands are slowly opening the doors to international travelers again.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Congress has until Oct. 18 to address the looming debt ceiling and avoid economic calamity.

Tesla chief Elon Musk on Tuesday said the government should steer clear of trying to regulate the crypto market.

CNBC's Todd Haselton checks out the Amazon Astro home robot.

The 10-year Treasury yield continued its speedy climb on Tuesday, rising as high as 1.567%.

A sharp jump in interest rates over the last several sessions stung the market, particularly the Big Tech and growth names.

Electric vehicle start-up Lucid on Tuesday said production of its first cars for customers has started, with deliveries scheduled to begin late next month.

Pentagon leaders batted away criticism from lawmakers that the military's colossal 17-day humanitarian evacuation from Afghanistan was overall unsuccessful.

The Business Roundtable said CEOs have three big worries: finding qualified workers, possible higher corporate taxes and slow Covid-19 vaccine uptake.

Germany's political status quo is about to be overhauled.

Ninety-seven percent of more than 300 pre-merger SPAC deals are now trading below their key $10 offer price.