China urges calm after U.S. shoots down suspected spy balloon
China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Mao Ning urged both sides to remain calm after the U.S. said it shot down what it called a Chinese spy balloon.
Nissan to buy up to 15% stake in Renault EV unit under reshaped alliance
The two companies announced further details of their alliance overhaul, which was first disclosed on Jan. 30.
London’s rental market is in crisis. Here’s why and how renters are struggling
High demand and low supply have led to soaring prices and a rental market crisis in London.
From Nike to Nutella: Company names you have probably been mispronouncing your whole life
Global company names often get Americanized or Anglicized to the point where they’re unrecognizable.
Indonesia’s 2022 GDP growth races to a 9-year high on resource boom
Its economy gained from high global commodities prices in the aftermath of the Russia-Ukraine war that aided the rupiah and improved its current account.
Adani rout deepens despite soothing words from India’s government and billionaires
Most Adani Group companies shed market cap on Monday, as the feud between the conglomerate and a short seller firm further deepened.
U.S.-China relations just got more fragile
U.S.-China relations look increasingly fragile, analysts say, after a now-downed Chinese balloon forced the U.S. Secretary of State to postpone a Beijing trip.
Tesla or Ford? Analysts name their favorite stock as the EV race heats up
Amid talk of an EV pricing war, who will win: Tesla, or Ford? Here’s what the analysts have to say.
Powerful quake rocks Turkey and Syria, kills more than 1,300
“We fear that the deaths are in the hundreds,” Qaddour said, referring to the rebel-held northwest. “We are under extreme pressure.”
Where did tourists go in Southeast Asia in 2022? Take a look at this chart
On the heels of the ASEAN Tourism Forum, CNBC’s Monica Pitrelli recaps where tourism recovery in Southeast Asia stood at the end of 2022.
