Elon Musk wrapped up his first visit to China in years. Here’s what the Tesla CEO was up to
For Tesla and Elon Musk, China is a critical market, but competition is rising and the economy remains a mixed bag.
UAE oil chief is ‘the perfect person’ to lead UN climate talks, COP28 director general says
Al-Jaber, who in January was selected to lead the COP28 summit, is also the head of ADNOC — one of the world’s largest oil and gas companies.
OPEC excludes some WSJ, Reuters and Bloomberg reporters from meeting
The OPEC+ alliance meets to discuss further production policy steps in Vienna over June 3-4.
Euro zone inflation falls more than expected to 6.1% as core pressures ease
The European Union’s statistics agency released its latest inflation figures Thursday.
Alibaba begins rollout of its ChatGPT-style tech as China A.I. race heats up
Alibaba says Tongyi Tingwu, its AI-powered assistant, can analyze multimedia content and generate a text summary from video and audio files.
Firms are bringing production back home because of the Ukraine war, China’s slowdown — and TikTok
The “reshoring” trend is set to upend supply chains as firms look to source products closer to home, turning away from manufacturing powerhouses like China.
Nigeria’s new president vows to deliver economic reboot as he inherits ‘a broken country’
New Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu faces the tough task of injecting stability into a society and economy in crisis.
Elon Musk is the world’s richest person again
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is the world’s richest person again, after shares of the U.S. electric carmaker rose 26% in the past month.
TripAdvisor rival GetYourGuide nears $2 billion valuation as it raises fresh funds to invest in A.I.
GetYourGuide said it has raised $194 million of equity and debt financing from investors including UniCredit, Blue Pool Capital and KKR.
Nasdaq and S&P 500 close at highest levels since August on optimism over debt ceiling bill: Live updates
Stocks rose after the debt ceiling deal passed the House vote.
