China hawk says Beijing could attack Taiwan by 2024, bringing ‘war to the West’
Prominent China hawk Kyle Bass told CNBC Tuesday that he believes Chinese President Xi Jinping is determined to “bring war to the West,” with an invasion of Taiwan likely by 2024.
China’s consumer prices fall for the first time in 2 years, as fears of deflation grow
Lackluster domestic demand has persisted since the pandemic.
Indian automaker Mahindra says competition from Tesla ‘does not faze us’
Anish Shah, the managing director and CEO of the Mahindra Group, said the company isn’t worried about global competition in India’s Electric Vehicle market, including Tesla.
Forget ‘quiet quitting’ — ‘loud laborers’ are killing workplace morale. Here’s how to spot them
‘Loud laborers’ are employees who place more emphasis on making their work known, rather than “focusing on the work itself,” said workplace expert Nicole Price.
China stocks fall as consumer prices drop for the first time in more than 2 years
China’s July inflation rate fell 0.3% in July, while its producer price index slumped 4.4%.
PayPal is trying to drag its 435 million users into the $120 billion stablecoin market — here’s why
The company is entering an extremely crowded market already dominated by stablecoins like tether and USDC. Crypto chief Jose Fernandez da Ponte explains why.
Outperforming analysts reveal 2 new oil and gas stock picks — with one expected to rise by 35%
The analysts’ basket of picks has surged by 145% since inception. Now, they have revealed two new stock ideas which they expect to outperfom.
Alibaba, TSMC and more: Goldman Sachs names stocks to play 3 A.I.-related sectors
CNBC Pro takes a look at 15 stocks that turned up on the bank’s artificial intelligence screens covering hardware, semiconductors and applications.
Dow sheds nearly 200 points, Nasdaq drops 1% as August slide resumes ahead of inflation report: Live updates
Investors are coming off a down session for the major averages Tuesday.
From $40 billion to ‘going concern’ — WeWork warns of possible bankruptcy
With losses mounting and cash dwindling, WeWork said in a filing that there’s doubt about its potential as a “going concern.”
