Visa debuts a new product designed to make it safer to pay directly from your bank account
Visa said it plans to launch a dedicated service for bank transfers, skipping credit cards and the traditional direct debit process.
A supersized Fed rate cut this month could be ‘very dangerous’ for markets, economist warns
A deeper interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve this month could spook financial markets, according to one economist.
London landlords sell up properties at record rates ahead of anticipated tax hikes
London landlords are selling up their buy-to-let properties at record rates as anticipated tax hikes add further pressure to the once lucrative investment sector.
India and Singapore agree to cooperate on chips as countries seek to strengthen partnership
“Singapore is not just a partner, it is an inspiration for every developing country. We want to create a bunch of Singapores in India,” Modi said in a meeting with Wong.
Qualcomm says it’s working on mixed reality smart glasses with Samsung and Google
Google, Samsung and Qualcomm’s smart glasses would be a different approach from Apple’s Vision Pro.
CNBC Daily Open: Rate cuts need to start before inflation’s 2%
In today’s volatile markets, is bad news still good news? Or maybe the bad news is so bad it could just be bad?
China’s Xi pledges over $50 billion in financial aid to Africa to deepen ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping said Thursday that China will provide over $50 billion of financial support to Africa over the next three years.
Water shortages are likely brewing future wars — with several flashpoints across the globe
Growing competition for water in already arid areas, alongside the compounding effect of climate change, has led to a flurry of water-related headlines.
Saudi Arabia’s fiscal breakeven oil price is rising fast. What will the kingdom do about it?
Saudi Arabia’s fiscal deficit is growing as the kingdom embarks on huge spending projects as part of Vision 2030.
These are the top 10 MBA programs in the world in 2024, according to LinkedIn
Stanford University tops LinkedIn’s list as the No.1 MBA program in the world in 2024.
