China VC slump is set to drag Asia-Pacific fundraising down to a decade low
China-focused venture capital funds raised $2.7 billion in the second quarter, a drop of more than 50% from the first quarter, Preqin said.
I’m a solo female traveler from Europe. Here’s why I chose to go to Vietnam
Vietnam has great weather, interesting culture, fantastic food and friendly people — and it’s a place with plenty to see in a week.
F1 Academy: All 10 F1 teams to have drivers and liveries for 2024 season in all-female single-seater series
“First and foremost, I want to thank the Formula 1 teams for their support and vision as we embark on this journey together,” said managing director Susie Wolff.
Passed over for another business opportunity? It may be because of your accent
Globally, nearly one in five workers say they’ve been passed over for business trips because of the way they speak, according to a survey.
Nissan CEO spots key to cracking ‘challenging’ China market after demand slump
Makoto Uchida told CNBC delivering new products at speed would be key as the company reported a fall in sales and declining market share.
Facebook’s ad rebound gives Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg freedom to pursue far-out bets
Meta’s improved financial picture is allowing the company to invest in the money-losing metaverse, while rival Snap is under increased pressure.
Asia-Pacific markets rise after Fed hikes rates to 22-year high
Asia-Pacific shares rise after the U.S. Federal Reserve raised rates to their highest level in more than 22 years.
‘Harder to find’: Goldman Sachs names stocks with growth at a ‘reasonable’ price — and more
Stocks with “reasonably valued” growth are becoming harder to find — given the increasing overlap between high-growth and expensive stocks, Goldman says.
Here’s what happens to the Dow after a 13-day winning streak, according to history
CNBC Pro crunched the numbers to look at the stock market performance over the week, month, and quarter following a winning streak.
Samsung reports 95% drop in profit, but expects global demand to recover in second half of the year
Samsung is the world’s largest maker of dynamic random-access memory chips, which are found in consumer devices such as smartphones and computers.
