For Western firms, the risk of leaving Russia could be higher than staying
The window to leave Russia is shrinking. But by staying put, companies risk getting caught in a geopolitical crossfire.
Bank of England bond sales creating a ‘selling gold at the bottom’ moment, strategist says
“In our view, the actions of the … Bank of England could again mark the bottom of the market,” says Christopher Mahon of Columbia Threadneedle.
Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix pledges to halve energy emissions by 2028
Earlier this year, the Singapore Tourism Board installed solar panels at the pit building, while track lights are being replaced with LED.
Spain’s soccer president resigns 3 weeks after kissing player at Women’s World Cup final
Spanish state prosecutors accused him on Friday of sexual assault and coercion after the kiss, two days after Hermoso formally accused him.
Shares of Alibaba tumble over 3% after outgoing CEO unexpectedly quits cloud business
The move comes just months after announcing a June announcement that Zhang was departing as chairman and CEO of Alibaba Group to focus on the cloud intelligence unit.
Watch a hotel room transform into a $62,000 suite for the Singapore Grand Prix
From room transformations to housekeeping at night, hotels adjust to Singapore’s F1 night race with “all hands on deck” staffing, reports CNBC’s Monica Pitrelli.
How this aggressive growth fund beat the S&P 500 without Nvidia or Big Tech
The Needham Aggressive Growth Fund is outperforming the S&P, and there’s one notable difference in its holdings: Apple is its only Big Tech stock.
These 10 China-focused ETFs are up this year — and one is expected to rise by another 40%
An ETF exclusively holding U.S.-listed shares of Chinese companies has the biggest upside potential at nearly 40%.
Asia stocks start the week mixed, ahead of key data from China and India this week
India’s inflation data will be out Tuesday, while China will release industrial output, home sale prices, and retail sales on Friday.
CNBC Daily Open: No news is good news
To markets already jolted by a downbeat August and desperate for more signs of the interest rate trajectory, good news was bad news and bad news was bad news.
