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Reprisals over climate policies come at a time of extreme heat.

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"You have to be balanced," Heineken CEO Dolf van den Brink told CNBC. "At the same time, you need to stand for your values and your principles."

Environmental groups were highly critical of the plans.

Despite falling inflation and surprisingly strong growth figures, economists still fear a recession could be in the cards for the ero zone.

Britain's telecoms titan BT Group on Monday appointed Allison Kirkby to replace Philip Jansen as chief executive, saying the switch would take place toward the end of January 2024 at the latest.

The hugely popular Wegovy obesity drug launched in Germany on Saturday, but high costs and supply constraints threaten to weigh heavy on the rollout.

The Bank of Japan loosened its yield curve control in an unexpected move with ramifications across global financial markets.

Mercedes-Benz CEO said the company's EVs — which include the EQA and EQE SUV — had received a "good reception" so far.

The American IP Defense and Enforcement Advancement Act reprioritizes law enforcement and federal policy to protect U.S. small businesses from IP theft.

The central bank did not share any forward guidance about its next moves, but did raise the possibility of a potential pause in rate hikes in September.

July is shaping up to be the hottest month on record according to data from the EU's Copernicus climate change service and the WMO.

OPEC+ has been trimming oil production since November in a bid to prop up falling prices.

Coal consumption this year on course to remain near 2022's record levels.

Barclays reported a net income of £1.3 billion ($1.68 billion) for the second quarter, in line with expectations.

British oil giant Shell on Thursday reported a sharp year-on-year drop in second-quarter profit on weaker fossil fuel prices.

The European Central Bank is set to hike rates once again on Thursday with market analysts certain that the Frankfurt intuition is nearing a peak.

The day-to-day reality of fierce summer heat in Spain is taking its toll.

Makoto Uchida told CNBC delivering new products at speed would be key as the company reported a fall in sales and declining market share.

The probe into potentially life-threatening side effects comes as the drugs skyrocket in popularity in the U.S. and draw heightened investor interest.