Swiss regulator calls for more powers after Credit Suisse collapse
Switzerland’s financial regulator on Tuesday called for greater legal powers and vowed to adapts its approach in the wake of the Credit Suisse collapse.
European Central Bank applies leverage buffer to counter ‘window dressing’
The European Central Bank has applied an extra capital requirement to six banks.
TSMC Chairman Mark Liu to retire in 2024, CEO recommended as successor
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Chairman Mark Liu plans to retire in 2024, the company said in a statement Tuesday.
CNBC Daily Open: An eighth week of gains for markets?
There’s no stopping the market. Fresh off seven straight weeks of gains, major indexes mostly rose Monday as they attempted to maintain their momentum.
Inside the airport with the world’s best customer service
South Korea’s Incheon Airport was ranked by air transport research firm Skytrax as the 4th best airport in the world in 2023, bolstered by smart technology and a customer-centric approach. CNBC finds out how the airport is innovating to stay ahead of t…
Early retirement is changing — here’s what to consider, according to the experts
Early retirement is becoming more prevalent amongst wealthier people, while those with average earnings tend to work to retirement age.
Google to pay $700 million to U.S. consumers, states in Play store settlement
Google will pay $630 million into a settlement fund for consumers and $70 million into a fund that will be used by states, according to the settlement.
Oil prices rise as shippers suspend Red Sea route amid intensifying Houthi attacks
Oil prices trade mixed Tuesday as oil tankers avoid the Red Sea following heightened attacks by Houthi militants in the region.
Why thinking globally is the key to a successful business, according to this CEO
After ten years of working on the machine learning company he founded, Moloco’s Ikkjin Ahn explains the biggest lessons he’s learned throughout his career.
Bank of Japan sticks to ultra-easy policy amid ‘extremely high’ uncertainties; yen tumbles
Governor Kazuo Ueda says Japan’s central bank won’t make a policy decision just to front run the U.S. Federal Reserve.
