Britain considers government intervention as gas crisis roils energy firms
The British government is considering bailout loans to help steer energy suppliers through the ongoing gas pricing crisis.
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Silicon Valley's quest to live forever could benefit humanity as a whole — here's why
A growing number of tech billionaires have decided they want to use their enormous wealth to try and help humans "cheat death."
British energy firms fear collapse as Europe’s gas crisis sees prices surge 250%
Britain's energy industry could be headed for a significant shake-up as countries all over Europe grapple with an unprecedented crisis in the power sector.
Belarus accused of 'weaponizing' migrants at the EU’s border: Here’s what you need to know
Lithuania, Latvia and Poland have accused Belarus of flying in migrants from the Middle East to then send across their borders.
U.S. and UK attempt to smooth tensions as France calls submarine snub a 'crisis'
The United States and the United Kingdom are looking to ease tensions with France after a deal with Australia that Paris described as a "stab in the back."
Flights to Europe are the cheapest in years. That's about to change as the U.S. lifts travel restrictions
President Biden's plan to lift blanket entry bans on most noncitizens from more than 30 countries is expected to drive up demand for international travel.
U.S. to ease travel restrictions for foreign visitors who are vaccinated against Covid
The Biden administration will also require unvaccinated U.S. citizens to test a day before departure and after they return home.
England men's and women's tour of Pakistan canceled by ECB
England's joint men's and women's tour of Pakistan next month has been cancelled due to concerns over "mental and physical well-being", the England and Wales Cricket Board has announced.
‘A stab in the back’: France rebukes Australia, Biden after ditched submarine deal
France has described Australia's decision to abruptly end a submarine contract as a "stab in the back."
Estonian president says a lack of ‘special conditions’ for tech giants has allowed local start-ups to thrive
Estonia's tech companies have been able to thrive in the absence of large multinationals like Facebook and Microsoft, the country's president told CNBC.
JPMorgan to launch digital bank in the UK next week
The move will see JPMorgan take on Britain's high street banks as well as challengers like Monzo.
'Take those profits': Strategist says extreme market moves are on the horizon
Paul Gambles, co-founder of investment advisory firm MBMG Group, says investors should consider significantly building up their cash positions.
Donors pledging billions in aid to Afghanistan face a challenge: Navigating the Taliban
Prior to the Taliban takeover, 80% of the Afghan government's budget was funded by the U.S. and other Western donors.
Italy makes Covid passports mandatory for all employees
Italy has become the first European country to make a Covid certificate mandatory for all workers.
France is so mad about the Australia submarine deal that it canceled a big party in D.C.
French officials in Washington canceled a gala at their compound over frustration with the new security partnership between the U.S., U.K. and Australia.
All-electric aircraft from Rolls-Royce completes maiden flight in Britain
The airplane flew across skies in the U.K. for around 15 minutes this week.
Europe's energy crisis is making the market nervous. And analysts expect record-high prices to persist
Analysts believe Europe's record run in energy prices is not expected to end any time soon, warning market nervousness is likely to persist throughout winter.
Europe's low-cost airlines could have the edge in a post-Covid world
It's been a bruising time for airlines as the coronavirus pandemic brought travel to a halt. But now, low-cost carriers seem to be showing signs of recovery.
CEO of a major autos retailer on the reasons behind electric vehicle hesitancy
Pendragon CEO made his comments during an interview with CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe".
EU chief calls for more military independence amid new 'era of regional rivalries'
There is a new international order, where competition is fierce and some nations "stop at nothing to gain influence," President Ursula von der Leyen said.
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