Carl Pei's smartphone startup Nothing raises $96 million from investors for U.S. expansion
Nothing, the hardware startup from OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei, has raised $96 million from investors in a new round of funding.
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Watch Fed Chair Jerome Powell speak live at a policy forum in Portugal
Joining Powell are ECB President Christine Lagarde, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey and Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda.
Belarus' Lukashenko says he convinced Putin not to eliminate Wagner leader Prigozhin
Yevghny Prigozhin's Russian paramilitary troops progressed toward Moscow over the weekend, before aborting their advance.
Shocked by the speed of the Wagner revolt, Russia's neighbors want to beef up NATO's eastern flank
The fallout from the Wagner Group's short-lived armed rebellion has raised the alarm among Europe's Baltic countries.
China decoupling would be an act of 'suicide' for Europe, Hungary's foreign minister says
Hungary's Foreign Minister said Tuesday that any move to decouple, or even derisk, from China would be an act of "suicide" for Europe.
Markets are pricing in rate cuts too soon, IMF's Gopinath says
Major central banks will have to hold rates high for much longer than some investors expect, the IMF's Gita Gopinath told CNBC Tuesday.
Lagarde says inflation still too high in euro area, cannot declare victory yet
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said Tuesday that inflation is still too high and it's still too early to declare victory over consumer price rises.
Mortgage catastrophe brews in Britain as millions are pushed toward insolvency
Research estimates that the Bank of England's latest rate hike could see 1.2 million U.K. households run out of savings by the end of the year.
Oil markets breathe a 'sigh of relief' after Russian mutiny was aborted
An armed rebellion in Russia had stoked fears energy supplies would be impacted by potential unrest in one of the world's largest oil producer nations.
How Wagner's short-lived revolt could shape the direction of Russia's war in Ukraine
A weekend of mayhem has left observers of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine questioning what could happen next.
Britain's underfunded National Health Service linked to earlier deaths, study says
The U.K. "performs poorly" compared to OECD nations on combatting conditions such as cancer and heart disease, the King's Fund health think tank found.
Rebellion in Russia reveals 'cracks' in Putin's regime, Secretary Blinken says
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the clash in Russia exposed "cracks" in the nation that "weren't there before."
Putin accuses Wagner mercenaries of treason, vows to punish rebellion that claimed key Russian city
His comments come after Yevgeny Prigozhin, chief of the mercenary Wagner Group, accused the Kremlin of deliberately bombing Wagner troops.
Beauty and tech company Oddity, which runs Il Makiage, files to go public
The beauty and tech company that created Il Makiage and Spoiled Child has filed to go public using the ticker ODD.
A.I. has a discrimination problem. In banking, the consequences can be severe
When it comes to banking and financial services, the problem of artificial intelligence amplifying existing human biases can be severe.
European business activity slows in June as higher interest rates begin to bite
S&P Global's Chris Williamson described the numbers as "worrying" as the euro zone's flash composite PMI dropped to 50.3 in June.
Turkish lira sinks to fresh lows following the central bank's interest rate hike
Newly appointed Governor Hafize Gaye Erkan hinted at more hikes until the inflation situation in the country improves.
Bud Light boycott is the talk of the town at the prestigious Cannes Lions ad festival
Marketers gathered together in southern France this week for the Cannes Lions advertising festival had one topic front of mind: Bud Light's divisive campaign.
Check out this $110 million tech campus being built in Lithuania — the largest in Europe
The Tech Zity development is inspired by British renovation projects such as the Battersea Power Station and Tate Modern art gallery.
The China dilemma: Europe wants a new relationship with Beijing but is wary of retaliation
Europe's charting a new way forward for its relations with China, but officials are wary about the risk of retaliation if they get it wrong.
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