From boardrooms to playgrounds, women should be treated as equals, says India’s Nita Ambani
A philanthropist, a champion for women’s rights, and the founder of one of India’s largest foundations — Nita Ambani is a woman who wears many hats.
Huawei’s surprise 5G smartphone helped it grow quicker than Apple in China
Huawei’s Mate 60 Pro is being propelled by its advanced chip and 5G connectivity to being within touching distance of the top five smartphone makers in China.
Bank of Japan policymakers are meeting next week. Here’s what you need to know
While BOJ has a penchant for surprise, it’s cautious about unwinding its super easy monetary policy, wary that premature moves would jeopardize nascent improvements.
Chevron and Exxon’s latest buys usher in a new era of oil megamergers
Chevron and Exxon announced shiny new acquisitions this month, and industry watchers say that it could be the start of more multibillion megadeals to come.
China’s former premier Li Keqiang has died, state media reports
China’s former premier Li Keqiang died just past midnight after suffering a heart attack while in Shanghai, Chinese state broadcaster CCTV reported Friday.
Asia markets rebound after heavy sell-off; former China premier Li Keqiang dies
Asia Pacific markets rebounded on Friday, with Australia stocks attempting to bounce from a one year low in the previous session.
CNBC Daily Open: Is trouble brewing?
Strong consumer spending despite higher interest rates and stubbornly high inflation buoyed the U.S. economy in the third quarter. But will it last?
Worried about a slowdown? One asset management firm shares a way to hedge — and names 10 global stocks
High-yielding stocks have been doing well despite rising rates, according to AllianceBernstein, which shares a list of names it expects will outperform.
‘An iPhone moment’: Bernstein names global stocks to play the ‘rapid growth’ in battery tech
One type of battery technology will likely be an “iPhone moment” for the industry, the firm said, giving one of the stocks it named about 100% potential upside.
Hong Kong’s property prices won’t pop any time soon. Here’s why
Hong Kong leader John Lee this week eased the city’s decade-old residential property cooling measures — but will it be enough to boost market sentiment?
