The U.S. has warned on China's support for Russia. Now the EU says 'we need to remain vigilant'
The West needs to be vigilant when it comes to potential support for Russia from China, Europe's top diplomat said.
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British chip giant Arm chooses New York listing in a blow to London
British chip designer Arm and building materials group CRH are planning to pursue a listing in the U.S., dealing a blow to London.
Tesla is not the only company reviewing its Europe investment after Biden's Inflation Reduction Act
Many multinationals are reconsidering or changing previous plans to deploy new money into Europe.
Ericsson pleads guilty in U.S. to federal bribery violations, agrees to pay $206 million penalty
Ericsson agreed to pay over $200 million after it pleaded guilty to violating the anti-bribery provisions of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
Polestar cuts annual losses in half as it ramps up EV production
Polestar's relatively positive results come after other EV startups like Lucid, Nikola and Rivian reported ongoing problems with supply chains and production.
Not all passports are created equal. Here's a list of the most powerful ones
The United Arab Emirates has the strongest passport in the world, followed by Luxembourg and Switzerland, according to a 2023 index by Nomad Capitalist.
Euro zone inflation softens to 8.5% in February as ECB signals interest rate hiking is not over
Inflation in the euro zone came in at 8.5% in February, while the ECB signalled interest rate hikes could still continue.
Austin is the No. 1 fastest-growing U.S city for millionaires—see where else made the list
Henley and Partners' 2023 wealth report found that America's fastest growing cities for millionaires all experienced a 70% millionaire growth from 2012 to 2022.
New TikTok ban bill passes key House committee on a party-line vote
The bill would grant President Joe Biden powes to impose sanctions on Chinese companies that threaten U.S. national security and collect Americans' personal data.
British supermarkets are rationing fruit and vegetables as shortages bite
Poor weather conditions and higher energy costs have led to restrictions on popular salad items.
Stubborn inflation will remain at a very high level, German central bank president says
Joachim Nagel, president of Germany's Bundesbank, said that inflation is likely to remain high in the coming months.
Denmark to abolish springtime public holiday to help meet NATO spending goal
Danish lawmakers voted to abolish a springtime public holiday from the national calendar and plan to use the savings to boost military spending.
As Russian forces bear down on Bakhmut, Ukraine admits situation there is 'more and more difficult'
Officials in Kyiv have conceded that the situation is rapidly deteriorating around Bakhmut, a besieged city in eastern Ukraine.
UAW leadership faces historic upheaval ahead of union negotiations with Detroit automakers
The leadership shuffle follow a yearslong federal investigation that uncovered systemic corruption involving bribery and embezzlement by top UAW leaders.
BP CEO defends spending plans as climate protesters block entrance to London energy conference
BP CEO Bernard Looney on Tuesday sought to defend the firm's fossil fuel spending plans as protesters disrupted the first day of a global energy conference.
Ukraine envoy is optimistic Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will visit Kyiv before May
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will likely visit Ukraine's capital before the G7 Hiroshima Summit in May, Ukraine's ambassador to Japan Sergiy Korsunsky told CNBC.
UK and EU agree to crucial Northern Ireland trade deal in Brexit breakthrough
The U.K. and European Union on Monday reached a deal over post-Brexit trading arrangements in Nothern Ireland.
Telecom giant Ericsson says Europe’s industry structure is ‘probably unsustainable’
Swedish telecom company Ericsson warned Europe's industry structure is likely unsustainable, calling for consolidation across the region.
The small European nation of Switzerland beat sky-high inflation. Here's how
Inflation in Switzerland hit a 29-year high of 3.5% in 2022, well below the double-digit rates of other advanced economies.
France says sanctions against Russia are 'very efficient' as more are being considered
France's finance minister told CNBC additional sanctions are being considered against Russia for its unjustified war against Ukraine.
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