How long will it take for Ukraine’s economy to recover? Previous wars offer some clues
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine brought Kyiv’s economy to a standstill. The extent of the damage, however, will not be fully known until the war ends. CNBC examines how long it will take Ukraine to restore its economy and how the process might unfold.
The inside man who shook the Kremlin: Who is Yevgeny Prigozhin, and what’s next for him?
The Wagner mercenary group founder has one of the most varied biographies among the Kremlin elite.
Most employees say their well-being has worsened or stayed the same — but their bosses disagree: new survey
“This shows that executives are disconnected from the reality of the workforce,” said Dan Schawbel, the managing partner of Workplace Intelligence.
Oil markets breathe a ‘sigh of relief’ after Russian mutiny was aborted
An armed rebellion in Russia had stoked fears energy supplies would be impacted by potential unrest in one of the world’s largest oil producer nations.
He spent 250,000 euros to renovate a penthouse in Barcelona. This is what it looks like
Douglas Loewe explains how he doubled the value of an apartment he purchased in Eixample, Barcelona.
Asia markets mixed as oil gains after aborted Russian mercenary rebellion
Asian markets trade lower as all three major U.S. indexes snapped multi-week winning streaks
CNBC Daily Open: Skim off the froth
Last week, all major indexes fell and closed lower for the week, snapping multiweek winning streaks — but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
As downturn fears grow, Bank of America names 8 global stocks to ride out a recession
Bank of America named the stocks it expects to provide a steady flow of cash, even if the overall economy is not doing so well.
Here’s where to invest $50,000 right now, according to the pros
From large-cap stocks to Invesco QQQ Trust and options trading, portfolio managers and strategists reveal where they’d invest $50,000.
Bitcoin is up 12% this month — even though barely anybody is trading it
Bitcoin’s price has rallied sharply this month — but not for reasons you might think.
