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Academics in Cambridge are confused as to why they haven't heard anything from Nvidia about the artificial intelligence lab it plans to set up in the city.

Office space may be treated more like an exclusive club in future — and those who don't go into a place of work may miss out.

Christian Bruch made his comments to CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" on Monday.

The final round of Brexit trade negotiations is about to start but it is unclear whether a deal will be breached soon.

As technology develops, the way aircraft are powered is changing.

"Our maximum economic pressure campaign remains but remember, President Trump has said that he wants a peaceful resolution with Iran," said Morgan Ortagus, spokeswoman of the U.S. State Department.

The World Health Organization is holding a press briefing Friday on the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than 32 million people worldwide.

The company, once part of Airbus but now owned by U.S. private equity firm KKR, manufactures radar and high-tech camera equipment for military aircraft, tanks and submarines. 

The battle between the EU and Apple on taxation is not over yet.

Tech workers across the U.K. are escaping to work remotely in warmer countries in Europe, Asia, and Africa as the British winter sets in.

Supermodel, philanthropist and entrepreneur Natalia Vodianova told CNBC she feels her native country Russia has coped "incredibly well" with the Covid-19 crisis.

Cork taint can ruin the taste and smell of wine.

The new plan will mean that crypto-asset companies authorized by one of the 27 EU countries will be able to provide its services across all the other member states.

According to Forbes, Ek is worth $3.6 billion, indicating he’s earmarking roughly a third of his own wealth for the investments.

Former Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix has been banned from running, or serving as a director of, a limited company in the U.K. until 2027.

Many economists who predicted a rebound in the second half of the year are now questioning those forecasts.

It's relatively straightforward to see via satellite imagery where deforestation has occurred, but harder to identify whether Unilever's suppliers have sourced crops from those areas.

London is set to host the first human coronavirus "challenge trials," where volunteers are deliberately exposed to Covid-19 in order to test whether vaccines work, according to a report in the Financial Times. 

Twitter says it's investigating why its picture-cropping algorithm sometimes prefers White faces to Black ones after users alerted the company to the issue.

Euro zone businesses took a hit in September as countries grapple with a second wave of coronavirus infections, initial data showed Wednesday.