'There's no place like home': Ukraine's refugees face their first Christmas away
For Maryna, and the millions of others who have fled Russia's invasion this year, the holiday season is proving especially hard.
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Miami is the least affordable housing market in the U.S.—see which other cities made the list
RealtyHop's December housing affordability index compared median home prices against household income, property taxes, and mortgage expenses.
ABBA's successful avatar show in London offers a glimpse at a daring new direction for live music
ABBA Voyage has proved a hit with critics and fans, and industry professionals told CNBC it had redefined the parameters of AR-based entertainment.
Tesla made headlines in 2022, but the top-performing auto stock had nothing to do with EVs
The year in automotive stocks wasn't just about Elon Musk and Tesla. There were losses across the board, but some didn't lose so much.
Zelenskyy, BlackRock CEO Fink agree to coordinate Ukraine investment
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and BlackRock CEO Larry Fink have agreed to coordinate investment in rebuilding Ukraine, Kyiv announced Wednesday
Why Liverpool and Manchester United, two giants of soccer, are up for sale at the same time
The owners of both clubs said in November they would explore sale options. Financial pressures and investor interest explain why.
Hit by climate change, farmers in Cambodia are risking everything on microfinance loans
Crop failures from erratic weather and wildfires are leading farmers to take out loans to survive, with their land — and therefore livelihood — as collateral.
How Ukraine's Zelenskyy went from comedian to wartime hero
When Volodymyr Zelenskyy became Ukraine's president, he was a political novice. Now, he's earned global plaudits as an effective wartime leader.
Top 10 most popular beach destinations in the world, according to TikTok
A study from the holiday company Destination2 reviewed the number of views on TikTok for beaches all around the world.
Meat bans, soaring gold prices and ‘un-Brexit’? One bank's ‘outrageous’ predictions for 2023
Saxo bank has made its "outrageous" predictions for 2023, including meat bans, gold prices soaring and Britain voting to reverse Brexit.
These are the 10 most popular ski destinations in North America—7 of them are in the Rocky Mountains
In an exclusive to CNBC Make It, HomeToGo shared the top 10 ski destinations in North America.
These photos show the many ways Christmas is celebrated around the world
For many, Christmas is a time of gift exchanges and get-togethers with friends and family. But for others, it involves radishes and goats.
Demand for rural homes in Britain drops as pandemic effect fades, report says
In the Lake District national park area, demand for properties dipped 5% in 2022, while in Wales enquiries fell 10%.
Zelenskyy meets with Biden on his first known wartime trip outside Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with President Joe Biden at the White House ahead of a speech to a joint session of Congress.
Not a 'panacea': UK lawmakers play down hydrogen's role in net-zero shift
The lawmakers sought to temper expectations about the role hydrogen could play in slashing emissions and the transition to a net-zero economy.
Porsche begins production of 'e-fuel' that could provide gas alternative amid EV push
Porsche officials celebrated the beginning of e-fuel production with the filling of a Porsche 911 with the first synthetic fuel produced at the site.
Elon Musk actively searching for a new Twitter CEO, sources say
Twitter owner and CEO Elon Musk is searching for a new CEO of the company, sources told CNBC's David Faber.
White House and Congress prepare for possible visit from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, sources say
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy could address a joint session of Congress in the House chamber on Wednesday, according to sources familiar.
Auto executives are less confident in EV adoption than they were a year ago
For the U.S., the median expectation for EV sales was 35% of the market by 2030 — down from 65% a year earlier.
The EU agreed to limit gas prices, but some analysts are skeptical
The Netherlands and Austria continue to cite supply and financial concerns, while analysts say the EU could quickly ditch the cap when it needs more gas.
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