ECB’s Lagarde: Increasing signs that the global economy is fragmenting into competing blocs
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said that Europe is now at a critical juncture.
Europe markets tick higher at open, look set for weekly gains
European markets started Friday in the green after a reversal of momentum in the previous session.
Russian shelling kills six in Kherson; Finland to blockade Russian borders
Russian shelling killed six people and injured at least 10 in parts of the Ukrainian region of Kherson over the last 24 hours, local officials confirmed.
Why ‘how was school?’ isn’t a good question to ask kids. Here’s what to say instead
“Most adults want to switch off after work and let go of their day — children are the same,” one child psychologist says.
Coal use needs to be slashed seven times faster to meet emissions target, analysis finds
The authors of the report propose a raft of measures that need to be taken if climate goals are to be reached.
Mastercard says wide adoption of central bank digital currencies would be ‘difficult’ right now
The difficult part of CBDCs is adoption, Ashok Venkateswaran, Mastercard’s blockchain and digital assets lead for Asia-Pacific, told CNBC.
China, Japan reaffirm strategic relations in rare leader talks
China President Xi Jinping and Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida met for the first time in a year on the sidelines of the APEC leaders summit in San Francisco.
IBM suspends advertising on X after report says ads ran next to antisemitic content
IBM’s announcement that it’s halting ads on X came a day after Elon Musk boosted an antisemitic post on his platform
China’s transition to EVs is so fast that Volkswagen is on track for its worst local sales in years
Volkswagen is on track for its smallest year of China sales since 2012, according to CNBC analysis of public data for the first three quarters of the year.
Morgan Stanley CEO says there’s ‘real progress’ in the fight against inflation
James Gorman of the financial services firm says despite the U.S. and U.K. central banks being late in raising interest rates, “when they got there, they really got going.”
