Kyiv suffers second night of drone attacks; Zelenskyy calls for operational changes
The Ukrainian capital Kyiv endured a second successive night of drone attacks on Sunday, local officials said.
CNBC Daily Open: An alternative to Altman
The positive vibrations from last week’s cool inflation reports are dissipating — but you can still feel them, if you focus.
How the CEO of cybersecurity company Trend Micro confronted her fear of butterflies
Eva Chen, CEO of cybersecurity company Trend Micro, shared how she overcame Lepidopterophobia, or the phobia of butterflies and moths, in this latest episode of My Biggest Lessons.
Bank of Japan needs to walk away from ultra-loose monetary policy to support yen, Deutsche Bank says
Bank of Japan has been most notoriously known for its ultra-loose monetary policy, but that must come to an end to support the yen, according to Deutsche Bank.
Fear is driving Chinese travelers away from two of Asia’s most popular destinations
Japan and Thailand are two of Asia’s most popular places to visit. But both are losing ground with Chinese travelers over safety concerns about food and scams.
Mastercard doubles down on effort to detect and tackle crypto fraud with AI tie-up
Mastercard told CNBC exclusively Monday it’s partnered with Feedzai, a regulatory technology platform, to improve monitoring and blocking of fraud in crypto.
‘The silent pandemic’: A hotter world makes it harder to stop the spread of deadly superbugs
Research has shown the climate crisis is exacerbating the AMR phenomenon in several ways.
U.S., China will seek to limit rising tensions amid domestic challenges, risk analyst says
Xi Jinping has to grapple with a slowing economy, while Joe Biden focuses on his re-election campaign November 2024.
YG Entertainment shares climb 3% after Blackpink reportedly agrees to continue as a group
An exclusive report by South Korean media outlet Munhwa Ilbo said members agreed to continue as a group, but won’t renew their exclusive contracts individually.
Taiwan’s former U.S. envoy, vilified by China, is named vice presidential candidate
Lai Ching-te of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party and the frontrunner for Taiwan’s presidency, named Hsiao Bi-khim as his vice president.
