Want to land a remote job in 2024? These 20 companies are hiring—some jobs pay over $100,000
FlexJobs saw an 11% increase in the number of remote job listings in 2023 over 2022 — down 9% from the year prior — yet steady growth in sales and other fields.
Top Goldman Sachs analyst says the world is moving into a new super cycle
The world economy is moving into a new so-called super-cycle, with AI and decarbonization being driving factors, a Goldman Sachs analyst says.
‘Bad case of déjà vu’: Oil industry veteran to lead next round of UN climate talks in Azerbaijan
A minister with vast experience in oil and gas will lead negotiations at the U.N.’s most important annual climate conference for the second consecutive year.
CIO calls a new phase in the market, says a ‘healthy’ rotation has begun
Stock markets have entered a new phase that will involve a broadening of last year’s bull market, says bank CIO Charles-Henry Monchau.
First U.S. lunar lander in more than 50 years rockets toward moon with commercial deliveries
Astrobotic Technology’s lander is on a roundabout route to the moon that should culminate with an attempted landing on Feb. 23.
CNBC Daily Open: Jobs market is still hot — will it influence Fed?
Despite a hot headline number, December’s jobs data isn’t so drastic that rate hikes could be back on the table.
Shares of China Evergrande EV unit plunge 23% after executive director is detained
Liu Yongzhuo, vice chairman and executive director of Evergrande New Energy vehicle, was detained “on suspicion of illegal crimes”
Missing door plug that detached from Alaska Airlines plane found in Oregon teacher’s backyard
NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy gave an update on the investigation Sunday night. She said the cockpit voice recorder was taped over, describing it as “a loss for us” and for safety.
Shadow bank Zhongzhi files for bankruptcy as China’s debt and property crisis deepens
China’s shadow banking conglomerate Zhongzhi Enterprise Group filed for bankruptcy liquidation late on Friday.
China’s largest shipper reportedly suspends trips to Israel as Red Sea tensions mount
Shipping giant Cosco has suspended shipping to Israel through the Red Sea as tensions in the strategic shipping lane continue to rise, according to Israeli media.
