See the photos that made National Geographic’s ‘Pictures of the Year’
Photographers working on assignment for Nat Geo shot more than 2 million images in 2023.Now, 29 are in its annual “Pictures of the Year” issue.
Stellantis to lift revenue target for ‘circular economy’ recycling unit
Stellantis will lift its 2030 revenue target for its recycling and reconditioning unit after its revenue grew 25% so far this year, the automaker’s CEO said.
Oil and gas industry needs to let go of carbon capture as solution to climate change, IEA says
The oil and gas industry faces a reckoning over its role in the clean energy transition, according to an International Energy Agency report.
Five people, including three children in hospital after Dublin stabbing
Irish police said five people, including three young children, had been taken to hospital on Thursday following what local media said was a stabbing in Dublin city centre on Thursday.
Far-right anti-Islam candidate clinches shock Dutch election win. Here’s what comes next
Uncertainty remains about whether Geert Wilders will be able to form a coalition with parties that previously vowed not to work with him.
Turkey’s central bank hikes interest rate by 500 basis points to 40%, well above expectations
Turkey’s central bank on Thursday hiked its main interest rate by 500 basis points to 40% in a move that was larger than expected by economists.
The vice-president of Germany’s central bank has a warning for lenders as insolvencies rise
Germany’s banks must increase provisions for loan losses, as corporate insolvencies and credit risks mount, according to Bundesbank Vice-President Claudia Buch.
$115 million stolen from two crypto firms linked to Justin Sun after hack
Around $115 million so far has been stolen after hackers exploited the HTX exchange and Heco Chain, two cryptocurrency platforms linked to Justin Sun.
Why the UK government’s tax cuts still leave workers worse off
U.K. Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt on Wednesday announced a substantial cut to National Insurance.
CNBC Daily Open: Back to square one?
A slow day in U.S. markets as investors turned their thoughts to turkey rather than Treasurys.
