Coal use needs to be slashed seven times faster to meet emissions target, analysis finds
The authors of the report propose a raft of measures that need to be taken if climate goals are to be reached.
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You can stay on Richard Branson's private island this holiday season—rates start at $5,400 a night
The Necker Island general manager, James Basson, tells CNBC Make It guests should expect bespoke holiday-themed experiences.
Pedro Sanchez secures another term as Spain's prime minister, set to form government
Sanchez' investiture follows two failed attempts of right-wing opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo to gain parliamentary support.
Mars' $662 million acquisition bid sends shares of Britain's Hotel Chocolat soaring 160%
U.S. food giant Mars said Thursday that it will buy British chocolatier Hotel Chocolat for £534 million as the brand seeks to boost its international presence.
U.S. and China vie for dominance in new 'a la carte' world order, survey finds
Rare talks between U.S. President Joe Biden and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping fall against the backdrop of a more fractured world, a new study finds.
Russia relishes divisions between China and the U.S., pouring cold water on Xi-Biden talks
Russia is attempting to make the APEC summit, and talks between Xi and Biden, look like a diplomatic and geopolitical failure.
Sonic the Hedgehog helped revive 63-year-old Sega. The firm wants a repeat with its other classics
Sega Chief Operating Officer Shuji Utsumi said that the company is thinking of bringing more of its lucrative intellectual property to other platforms.
German housebuilding is collapsing — and could drag the economy down with it
German housebuilding is on the brink of collapse as construction is slowing, and the country's broader economy could be negatively impacted, experts say.
British fintech Wise reports 280% jump in profit as higher interest rates boost income
British fintech Wise reports 280% jump in profit amid higher interest rates
'London feels relatively safer': UK's iconic West End acts as a testing ground for Broadway investment
When thinking about investing in theater, it's important to understand how the economics of a particular show work.
Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron made foreign minister in surprise political comeback
Former U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron was appointed foreign secretary Monday in a sweeping reshuffle of Rishi Sunak's cabinet.
UK Interior Minister Suella Braverman fired after she accused London police of political bias
U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Monday fired controversial Interior Minister Suella Braverman as he begins a shuffle of his top Cabinet.
47-year-old pays $1,900/month to live on a $398,000 sailboat and travel the world: 'It's an absolute feeling of freedom'
Brian Trautman took a two-year sabbatical and bought a sailboat in 2008. Since then, he's sailed to over 45 countries and across 70,000 ocean miles.
Atlanta is the No. 1 U.S. city for single people, new study says
Zumper ranked the best U.S. cities for singles by factoring in the single population percentage, median rent price for one-bedroom and more.
China's ICBC, the world's biggest bank, hit by cyberattack that reportedly disrupted Treasury markets
The U.S. financial services division of Chinese bank ICBC was hit with a cyberattack that reportedly disrupted the trading of Treasurys.
Australia offers refuge to Pacific island nation threatened by rising sea levels
The Australia-Tuvalu Falepili Union is a bilateral treaty focused on migration, security and climate change.
UK economy flatlines as finance minister decries inflation drag
The U.K. economy flatlined in the third quarter, initial figures showed Friday.
UK's top tech cop tells platforms how to comply with tough new online safety rules
Ofcom outlined new codes of practice that it wants platforms like Google, Apple, Meta, Amazon and Microsoft, to follow under its tough new online safety laws.
'We need everything': CEO on why natural gas infrastructure needs to be ready for clean hydrogen
Blending hydrogen into natural gas infrastructure will be needed to meet decarbonization goals, according to the CEO of Italgas.
As the West courts Russia's neighbors, Putin shows he won't give up its backyard without a fight
Russia signaled this week that it will not take Western efforts to build ties with Central Asia lying down.
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