U.S. and China commercial property markets face headwinds but UOB is optimistic on Southeast Asia
Lee Wai Fai said the world is heading into a more “uncertain environment” and the impact of higher-for-longer interest rates is starting to filter through.
Refusing to fly cost him his job. Here’s why this ‘slow traveler’ says it was a price worth paying
Gianluca Grimalda, a self-styled “slow traveler,” said he would make the same decision again in a heartbeat.
BNP Paribas posts in-line Q3 profits as trading declines
BNP Paribas posted in-line quarterly results on Thursday, as a jump in corporate financing services offset the continued retreat in trading revenue.
Mercedes-Benz third-quarter earnings take a hit on subdued sales, supply chain snags
Mercedes-Benz said it expects the adjusted return on sales of its cars division for the full year to hit the lower end of its 12-14% forecast.
CNBC Daily Open: Meta outperformance
Artificial intelligence is helping Meta top its rivals in targeting customers on its various online platforms, improving ad effectiveness.
With China playing catchup with the U.S., these 3 charts show the top countries for fintech in 2023
Using data provided by research firm Statista, CNBC analyzed the top nations overall when it comes to financial technology.
Meet the ‘queen of caviar’ who supplies Britain’s royal family with the world’s most expensive food
Laura King has run a caviar business for nearly 20 years and imports hundreds of kilos of the sturgeons’ eggs to the U.K. every two to three weeks.
In the ultimate irony, Russia’s obsession with Ukraine may have weakened its power over its other neighbors
Analysts say the war in Ukraine has created the irony that Russia has lost a degree of control, power and influence over its backyard.
Tesla rival Xpeng presses ahead with driver-assist rollout in China, Europe
Chinese electric car company Xpeng said this week it plans to roll out driver-assist technology in Europe by the end of next year.
Standard Chartered profit slumps on China real estate and banking losses
StanChart, which earns most of its revenue in Asia, said statutory pretax profit for the third quarter of this year fell to $633 million.
