HP, Dell and Lenovo among 27 firms granted approval to manufacture tech hardware in India under incentive scheme
27 firms have been approved under a production linked incentive scheme to manufacture IT hardware in India, as the country aims to boost domestic manufacturing.
Plaid taps Adyen executive to lead its European operations
U.S. financial technology firm Plaid has hired Brian Dammeir, a former Adyen executive, as its new head of Europe, the company told CNBC exclusively.
Thailand’s economy is slowing, and it could mean trouble
Thailand’s economy grew at its slowest pace in almost a year in the third quarter, and analysts say this trend is here to stay.
China’s property sector needs more government support as crisis deepens
China’s property market, which makes up a substantial chunk of the country’s economy, needs more government support to prevent further deterioration, analysts said.
CNBC Pro Talks goes on the road to find out how to invest for 2024
For the first time, CNBC Pro Talks headed to a business school. CNBC’s Tanvir Gill quizzed three experts on their outlook for next year.
Sunac shares surge 21% as Chinese property developer says it’s met restructuring conditions
Shares of Chinese property developer Sunac surged 21% after it said restructuring conditions had been satisfied and plans to overhaul its debt has taken effect.
Indians are spending big on travel, but most of that money isn’t leaving the country
From New Delhi to Mumbai, these are the top cities in India that locals in the country are travelling to.
Meet the vintage toy collectors that have turned their hobby into an investment opportunity
While traditional investments such as stocks and real estate are more common, some people view vintage toys as a unique, fun, and potentially profitable asset class.
Fund manager reveals the under-the-radar global automation stock he prefers to its U.S. rivals
The global industrial automation company has “better technology” than its U.S. peers, according to portfolio manager Karen Kharmandarian.
Casino operators in Asia are forcing workers to engage in online scams, says UN
Hundreds of thousands of people are being forced to work in online scamming operations, creating “two sets of victims” — the scammed and the scammer, UN Human Rights Office’s Pia Oberoi told CNBC’s Monica Pitrelli.
