Tesla is not the only company reviewing its Europe investment after Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act
Many multinationals are reconsidering or changing previous plans to deploy new money into Europe.
India’s Supreme Court sets up panel to investigate Adani allegations
India’s supreme court has set up an independent panel to investigate if there were any regulatory failures related to allegations against the Adani Group.
CNBC Daily Open: Markets rallied as Fed official renewed investors’ hope for 25 basis-point hike
Markets digested mixed messages on Thursday and eventually overcame fears of higher rates to stage a last-minute rally.
SoftBank’s Arm to pursue U.S.-only listing this year
Arm is the world’s biggest supplier of chip design elements used in smartphones, selling intellectual property to companies such as Apple and Qualcomm.
What to expect from China’s ‘Two Sessions’ meeting kicking off this weekend
The Chinese government is set to announce its GDP target and new premier in coming days as part of its annual meeting.
Goldman Sachs says these 8 beaten-up stocks will turn profitable this year — and outperform the market
The Wall Street bank found that companies that become profitable during a market recovery typically outperform the broader market by 50%.
Huawei spin-off Honor takes aim at Samsung in foldables; shrugs off U.S. sanction concerns
Honor launched two high-end smartphones this week — the Magic Vs and Magic5 Pro — as the Chinese smartphone maker looks to take on Samsung and Apple.
Chinese stocks often gain after the country’s annual congress meeting. Here’s what strategists expect this year
China’s stocks often see a modest rally after the country’s party congress sessions, but economists and strategists are mixed on what to expect this year.
Ericsson pleads guilty in U.S. to federal bribery violations, agrees to pay $206 million penalty
Ericsson agreed to pay over $200 million after it pleaded guilty to violating the anti-bribery provisions of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
China is rolling out the red carpet to attract foreign executives
China is pulling out all the stops to keep multinationals like Apple and its supplier Foxconn in the country.
