TikTok takes on Spotify, Apple Music as it expands into music streaming
TikTok launched its music streaming service in Indonesia and Brazil — its second and third-largest markets — and is testing in Australia, Mexico and Singapore.
Europe’s sleeper train network is expanding. Can it go the distance?
Sleeper trains across Europe are making a comeback. The continent is home to some of the world’s most iconic sleeper routes and excitement has been building around the launch of a new service in 2023 by a European start-up.
Australia says nuclear isn’t part of its energy mix. Here’s why
Apart from being extremely expensive, it generates large amounts of waste and is an inflexible energy source, says Australia’s climate minister.
‘Good value, low risk, high quality’: BofA names top Europe stocks to beat a recession
Bank of America’s list of top European picks includes stocks ranging from Mercedes-Benz to GSK, and Shell to LVMH.
Here are the only 4 global stocks to raise dividends by more than 10% for the past 15 years
One of the stocks, a multinational food and beverage company, has consistently raised dividends by more than 10% since 1993.
Stocks, bonds, commodities or cash? Citi and others reveal how to allocate right now
A soaring S&P 500, yield curve inversions, Fed decisions and looming inflation figures. How should investors allocate? Citi and others break it down.
Hong Kong stocks gain 4% as China vows support for ailing property market
Investors will also be watching South Korea’s flash GDP estimates for the second quarter.
CNBC Daily Open: May the good times roll
The Dow’s 11-day rally has happened only six times since 1945. That’s less than once a decade.
Dow closes higher for 12th straight day, registers longest rally since February 2017: Live updates
The Dow notched its longest winning streak in more than six years, while traders weighed the latest earnings reports.
Musk risks even more damage to Twitter’s business as the messaging app changes name to X
Elon Musk’s rebranding of Twitter to X in pursuit of becoming a super app leaves the already vulnerable business at risk of further deterioration.
