CNBC Daily Open: Treasury yields have made a return, like an unwelcome ex
Like an unwelcome ex-partner who shows up during the most inopportune times and refuses to leave, Treasury yields too have been hogging the market limelight.
South Korea’s economy barely grows in third quarter, missing expectations
South Korea’s economy barely grew in the third quarter, missing market expectations, as consumer spending rebounded but exports fell.
Modi and Xi agree to resolve differences, boost India-China ties
Chinese President Xi and Indian PM Modi agreed to enhance communication and cooperation to resolve conflicts and improve ties strained by a 2020 military clash.
Nvidia supplier SK Hynix posts record quarterly profit as AI boom drives demand
Revenue for the third quarter grew about 94% year-on-year.
Asia markets mostly fall after Wall Street extends declines; South Korea avoids technical recession
South Korea’s economy expanded 0.1% compared to the previous quarter’s 0.2% contraction, narrowly avoiding a technical recession.
Want to cash in on the boom in robots? Analyst names 3 stocks to play the trend
Robots are witnessing a “new inflection point” and several global stocks are leading in a corner of the ecosystem, according to Bernstein.
Bernstein names its top European stock picks — and gives 4 more than 50% upside
They span diverse sectors, from recreational vehicle manufacturing to semiconductor production, reflecting Bernstein’s confidence in various European segments.
S&P 500 rises to end three-day losing run, lifted by surge in Tesla: Live updates
The broad market index broke a three-day losing streak on Thursday.
Meet the ‘father of humanoids,’ the Japanese engineer who has created six robot versions of himself
In 2006, Japanese engineer Hiroshi Ishiguro shocked the world by creating an android copy of himself called Geminoid HI-1. Nearly twenty years later, he has built six robot replicas of himself, with each version becoming more advanced.
IBM stock slips on disappointing consulting and infrastructure revenue
IBM’s critical software category performed well due to Red Hat’s gains, but the consulting and infrastructure segments pulled down overall results.
