All you need to know about the Nord Stream gas leaks — and why Europe suspects 'gross sabotage'
A series of blasts on European energy infrastructure caused what might be the single largest release of methane in history.
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Airlines are adding more flights in Asia. Here's how that may affect airfares
Recent announcements from major airlines show that commercial aviation continues to rebound in the region. But it may take some time before airfares fall.
Nobel economics prize awarded to U.S.-based economists including Bernanke for work on financial crises
U.S.-based economists Ben Bernanke, Douglas Diamond and Philip Dybvig win the Nobel prize in economic sciences for research on banks and financial crises.
These 5 MBA programs have the highest average starting salaries for graduates
Fortune ranked the top full-time, in-person MBA programs in the U.S. using data from the National Association of Colleges and Employers and PayScale.
HP, Lenovo and Dell see PC shipments continue to decline in Q3, while Apple bucks the trend
Shipments of personal computers continued to decline for the third quarter, according to data from IDC. Apple was the only manufacturer to see shipments rise.
Musk's proposal for China-Taiwan relations gets slammed: Our freedom is 'not for sale'
Elon Musk has weighed in on China-Taiwan relations, and Taiwanese politicians are not impressed.
Verstappen wins chaotic, rain-shortened Japanese GP to clinch title
Max Verstappen sealed his second Formula 1 world championship amid huge confusion after winning a chaotic, rain-shortened Japanese Grand Prix.
Blast damages only bridge linking Russia and Crimea; Zelenskyy advisor calls it 'the beginning'
Russian authorities reported on Saturday that a large blaze erupted on the only bridge linking mainland Russia to the occupied Crimean Peninsula.
Samsung profit plunges in first drop since 2019 as chipmakers feel bite
Samsung forecast on Friday its operating profit plunged 32% in the third quarter of the year as weaker memory pricing and demand hit the technology giant.
U.S. sanctions more Iranian leaders over Mahsa Amini death
The U.S. Treasury Department on Thursday levied fresh sanctions against Iranian leaders over the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.
North Korea fires a ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan, South Korea says
So far this year, North Korea has fired 39 ballistic missile tests.
No reprieve for Asian currencies as Fed's rate hikes continue, EIU says
Asian currencies will likely continue weakening for another quarter — if not more, as U.S. interest rates rise, the Economist Intelligence Unit said.
Virgin Atlantic ceases operations in Hong Kong, cites Russian airspace closure ‘complexities’
British airline Virgin Atlantic announced Wednesday it was permanently ceasing operations in Hong Kong due to issues related to the closure of Russian airspace.
Apple reportedly in talks to make AirPods and Beats headphones in India
Apple has asked suppliers to begin making some of its AirPods and Beats headphones in India as early as next year, according to a Nikkei Asia report Wednesday.
Climate reparations may be ethical, but they aren't the best fix, climatologist says
"A more equitable world is much better able to solve the complex crises we deal with," said Friederike Otto, a climatologist at the University of Oxford.
India's top 25 most attractive start-ups to work for, according to LinkedIn
Start-ups in India such as CRED, upGrad and Zepto are the ones to watch, according to LinkedIn's new study.
Air cargo rates slump but some companies see long-term strength
Air freight is a tiny part of the overall cargo market, but it's been pushed to the forefront during the pandemic.
Apple supplier Foxconn says it is 'cautiously positive' on Q4, adding to debate over iPhone 14 demand
Foxconn reported record revenue for September on the back of strong demand for Apple's iPhone 14, but said it is "cautiously positive" for the fourth quarter.
Samsung aims to make the world's most advanced chips in 5 years, as it plays catch up with TSMC
Samsung said it will start making chips with a 2 nanometer process in 2025 and 1.4 nanometer process in 2027, in a bid to catch up with market leader TSMC.
Indonesia is the best-performing Asia-Pacific market so far this year
Indonesia's Jakarta Composite index may have faced a couple of bumps in the road in 2022, but it's the best-performing major Asia-Pacific index so far.
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