Is modern food making us sick?
More than half of the calories consumed in an average household in the U.S. or U.K. today comes from ultra-processed food items. Over the years, the food industry has developed numerous techniques to meet food demand with products that are easy to move…
China’s truck industry is buying more driver-assist technology
China’s autonomous trucking industry may be near an inflection point.
Take a look inside the new Raffles hotel in London
Once the beating heart of Britain’s military empire, the Old War Office is forging a new future as one of the country’s leading luxury hotels: Raffles London.
China’s EV sector is ‘absolutely booming’ as the old economy decompresses, StanChart CEO says
China’s economic recovery story has been a disappointing one, but it is seeing stellar growth in one particular sector, said Standard Chartered.
These are the stocks that will benefit — and lose out — from the wellness trend, Morgan Stanley says
From nutrition to beauty, a “global shift to wellness” is taking place — not just among consumers but also governments, the investment bank says.
‘The gift that keeps on giving’: Morgan Stanley likes the memory sector and picks its top stocks
Morgan Stanley reveals its “top picks” and “preferred plays” in the memory chip sector.
Most Asia markets dip; South Korea stocks erase more than half of early week gains
Asia-Pacific markets were mixed after declines in the previous session. Investors monitoring economic data for direction.
CNBC Daily Open: Goolsbee’s ‘golden path’ is still visible
Last month’s sudden surge in Treasury yields and oil prices — both of which tend to suppress investors’ appetite for stocks — looks to be ending.
U.S. crude oil prices fall below $78 a barrel to their lowest since July
WTI fell $3.45, or 4.3%, settling at $77.37 a barrel, while Brent fell $3.57, or 4.2%, settling at $81.61, both their lowest prices since July.
