Russian forces shift target to Donetsk as Zelenskyy vows Ukraine will win back captured Luhansk
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday congratulated troops for "liberating" Ukraine's eastern Luhansk.
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Here's what's hot — and what's not — in fintech right now
With a recession possibly on the horizon, investors are writing fewer — and smaller — checks for fintech companies. And they're getting much more selective.
Russian and Chinese designs dominate nuclear reactors, warns IEA chief
Companies in Europe and the U.S. must do a better job of getting nuclear plants constructed on time and in budget, said IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol.
UK-based startup Tevva launches hydrogen-electric truck with 310-mile range
Refilling of the hydrogen tanks will take 10 minutes, company says.
Elon Musk is smart — but he doesn't understand ESG, tech CEO says
"Many investors believe it might be only focused on climate impact," said Clarity AI's CEO. "Not just 'many investors' — even Elon Musk tweeted about it."
WHO says monkeypox cases triple in Europe in two weeks, urgent action needed to contain spread
"Urgent and coordinated action is imperative if we are to turn a corner in the race to reverse the ongoing spread of this disease," said the head of WHO Europe.
Euro zone inflation hits record 8.6% as the European Central Bank prepares for its first rate hike in 11 years
France and Spain experienced new inflation records in June with the latter surpassing the 10% threshold for the first time since 1985.
Oil major TotalEnergies to provide fuel discount at French highway stations through summer
French oil major TotalEnergies on Thursday announced a discount on fuel prices at nationwide highway stations for the summer holiday season.
EU agrees on landmark regulation to clean up crypto 'Wild West'
The new law, known as Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA), is the first attempt at creating a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets in the EU.
Forget the Eiffel Tower. Here's where the French travel in France
With fewer foreign travelers during the pandemic, smaller towns and villages in France emerged as popular vacation spots with locals.
Forget rate hikes, these analysts are predicting interest rate cuts next year
"There is a very high chance the Fed ends up cutting rate towards ... the end of next year," Unicredit's Erik Nielsen tells CNBC.
LVMH buys California wine giant Joseph Phelps as high-end drinks market soars
The deal delivers Moet one of the best-known California wine makers, famous for its red table wines and trophy Insignia label.
Gazprom shares crater after Russian energy giant cancels dividend for first time since 1998
In recent weeks, reduced Russian gas flows to Europe via the Nord Stream 1 pipeline have ratcheted up fears of a possible winter supply shortage.
European Central Bank member Holzmann says there's ample room to hike to cool surging inflation
A member of the European Central Bank told CNBC Wednesday that there's plenty of runway to hike interest rates, following the two planned raises for July and September.
‘We are in a hybrid war’: German foreign minister says as Russia cuts gas supplies to Europe
NATO leaders are gathering in the Spanish capital this week to outline their vision for the West's security agenda.
ECB's chief economist sees double-sided risk of spiraling inflation and an economic slowdown
European Central Bank Chief Economist Philip Lane said the Frankfurt institution will have to remain vigilant over the coming months.
'We are not scared': Italy's De Nora set for market debut in Europe's first major IPO since Ukraine invasion
"It was the right time for us ... we are not scared about the current market turbulences," CEO Paolo Dellacha told CNBC.
NATO reaches a deal with Turkey to admit Sweden and Finland, secretary-general says
Both Finland and Sweden already meet many of the requirements to be NATO members.
Lagarde plays down recession risks, says ECB is ready to 'move faster' on rates if needed
ECB Lagarde has played down fears of a recession in the euro zone.
Can war be net-zero? NATO pledges massive revamp of energy-guzzling equipment
Military activities have quietly enjoyed a sense of exceptionalism from environmental norms that other areas of society are expected to follow.
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