The EU’s divided approach on China might be coming to an end — and the U.S. is unlikely to be happy about it
European Union officials on Tuesday called for a new and joint approach toward China, in a move that is unlikely to please the United States.
European VC deal value falls sharply in Q1, PitchBook says
The value and number of first-quarter venture capital deals declined in Europe on the back of inflation and higher interest rates, PitchBook said.
EasyJet raises profit expectations on robust travel demand
British airline easyJet said it anticipates its full-year profit will beat market forecasts.
S&P 500 slips in volatile trading as traders digest big earnings: Live updates
Traders will watch the rollout of further results for signs into how companies are holding up amid a period of persistent inflation and rising interest rates.
Britain could see crypto-specific regulation in the next 12 months, top lawmaker says
The British government laid out plans in February to regulate cryptoassets and opened its suggestions up for consultation.
Apple opens its first store in India as it looks for a new generation of iPhone users
Apple CEO Tim Cook has long held a bullish view on India and now the company is ramping up sales and manufacturing of its flagship iPhone in the country.
CNBC Pro Talks: Meet a fund manager who bet on A.I. five years ago
Polar Capital’s Ben Rogoff, who launched an AI fund 5 years ago, will discuss how he’s investing in artificial intelligence and other tech stocks right now.
Lululemon used tiny organisms instead of fossil fuels to make the nylon for its new shirt
On Tuesday, Lululemon announced it’s selling shirts made with nylon sourced by way of biomanufacturing processes from biotech company Geno.
Goldman Sachs misses revenue estimates after taking $470 million hit on Marcus loans
A hangover from Goldman’s consumer efforts and weaker-than-expected bond trading revenue contributed to a disappointing quarter for the investment bank.
Nio says it won’t join the ‘price war’ and slash prices like Tesla
Chinese electric car company Nio will keep its prices high rather than cutting them, CEO William Li told CNBC in an interview.
