Crypto has had a stellar year, but regulatory uncertainty may lurk beneath the surface through 2024
There are many reasons it seems like bitcoin may be about to rocket, but the industry is still stuck in a regulatory gray area.
OpenAI and Axel Springer strike unprecedented deal to offer news in ChatGPT
OpenAI and Axel Springer, the global news publisher, have struck an unprecedented deal allowing ChatGPT to summarize news stories.
Developing nations spent record $443.5 billion on public debt in 2022, World Bank says
The World Bank said it provided about half of $115 billion that multilateral banks provided in new forms of low-cost financing for developing countries in 2022.
Pacific Islands lash out at COP28 presidency: ‘We weren’t in the room’ when deal was announced
For Pacific Island nations and many other island and low-lying coastal states vulnerable to rising sea levels, the final COP28 deal falls severely short.
What the COP28 deal means for the U.S. as oil and gas production hits record levels
A landmark agreement to shift away from fossil fuels thrusts U.S. policy into the global spotlight.
Why Tesla’s Cybertruck is so hard to mass produce
The Cybertruck is finally here, but Elon Musk has repeatedly emphasized how difficult building it has been, and tempered expectations around scaling production.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announces 2024 budget plan after weeks of debt crisis talks
The German government on Wednesday announced its plans for its 2024 budget following weeks-long negotiations, including savings from its core budget.
European Central Bank to focus on shrinking balance sheet as markets bet on rate cuts
Money markets are currently pricing in almost 150 basis points of rate cuts next year.
Japan PM to ax ministers as fundraising scandal swirls
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced he planned to make changes to his cabinet as he seeks to stem the fallout from a fundraising scandal.
CNBC Daily Open: November’s CPI’s both good and bad
November’s CPI report was mostly in line with estimates, even though the monthly number increased unexpectedly.
