Norway’s fossil fuel bonanza stokes impassioned debate about how best to spend its ‘war profits’
Norway's skyrocketing oil and gas wealth is expected to climb to new heights this year, igniting an impassioned debate about international justice.
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How Tesla's price cuts could spur an EV pricing war
Tesla's price cuts make the vehicles more affordable and likely eligible for federal EV tax credits but tank the resale values of cars for current owners.
Russia fumes at West's decision to send tanks to Ukraine, says red lines have been crossed
Russia has expressed mounting fury at the prospect of modern, Western tanks being sent to Ukraine.
Finland says a 'time-out' is needed in talks with Turkey over Nordic NATO membership
Accepting a new NATO member state requires unanimous consent of all 30 current members; Turkey is the one member most vocally opposing the new accession.
Greedflation: 'Entirely possible' that food brands are profiteering from price hikes, says Tesco chairman
As inflation continues to push up grocery bills, British supermarket chain Tesco has warned that some food producers may be taking advantage of the situation.
The FDA's power to approve drugs faces sweeping challenge in lawsuit seeking to pull abortion pill from U.S. market
If the lawsuit prevails, women across the U.S. would lose access to the most common abortion method. The FDA's powers to approve drugs would also be weakened.
When it comes to the energy transition, one analyst sees the market making a big mistake
The comments, from Lombard Odier's head of sustainability research, were made during a discussion at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Belarus' exiled opposition leader says trial has 'nothing to do with justice'
Belarus' exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya said she has no hope that she will receive a fair trial.
Top U.S. spy agency says more security assistance from allies is crucial for Ukraine to prevail
The director of America's top spy agency said Russia's war in Ukraine will require the West to continue to provide security assistance packages.
Germany holds out on Ukraine tanks supply decision despite mounting calls
Germany wavered on further EU tank deliveries despite mounting calls from Kyiv and fellow allies.
'China cannot be out, China must be in': France says it's diverging with Washington on Beijing ties
France's President Emmanuel Macron is reportedly planning a trip to China in the coming weeks to discuss energy and trade.
Global economic outlook may be less bad — but we're still not in a good place, IMF chief says
Economic outlook is "less bad than we feared," Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, told a closing panel in Davos.
European Central Bank's Lagarde says China's Covid reopening will push inflation higher
China's decision to reopen its economy will increase inflation in Europe as they both compete for more energy, the president of the European Central Bank said Friday.
China's reopening 'good news' for growth — but could be inflationary, economists warn at Davos
China's decision to welcome tourists again as well as to make it easier for those in the country to travel abroad has been one of the most discussed topics at the World Economic Forum.
Japan has the No. 1 most powerful passport in the world for 2023—see where the U.S. lands on the list
The 2023 Henley Passport Index deemed the Japanese passport the world's most powerful for the fifth consecutive year.
Irish premier hopeful of post-Brexit trade talk breakthrough — but ‘we’re not there yet’
Irish premier Leo Varadkar on Thursday said there has yet to be a breakthrough over Northern Ireland's post-Brexit trade rules.
France contends with widespread strikes as unions take to streets against pension reform
Unions have made common front in widespread demonstrations across all of France.
Snow forces Britain's Manchester Airport to shut runways
The U.K.’s Manchester Airport said it has temporarily closed both runways following a period of “heavy snow fall."
'Green' offices in London are over 25% more expensive. But a modern workforce now expects it
A sustainable office is at the top of many companies' wish lists in light of net-zero targets, but price, scarcity and style can be barriers to relocating.
European Central Bank member says market is mispricing rate hikes, expects more to come
The European Central Bank will not stop with one single 50 basis point hike at its next rate-setting meetings, a board member told CNBC Thursday.
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