China again calls for cease-fire on anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war
Marking the one-year mark since Russia invaded Ukraine, China’s foreign ministry reiterated its push for the two countries to hold peace talks.
‘Business is very good, unfortunately’: Arms fair spotlights bonanza year ahead for weapons companies
Over the last week, Abu Dhabi’s biennial international defense exhibition, known as IDEX, showcased a bustling sector.
Asia markets trade mixed, Bank of Japan nominee Ueda speaks; Japan’s inflation reaches 41-year high
Investors will also be closely watching as Japan’s central bank nominee Kazuo Ueda speaks before parliament later today.
CNBC Daily Open: Stocks rebound from lows but remain volatile amid confusing market
Stocks ended in the green on Thursday, snapping a losing streak. But both investors and analysts are still trying to make sense of the markets.
After a year of death and destruction, Ukraine braces itself for a major escalation in the war
Russia is expected to launch a large-scale offensive, with Ukraine expected to counter-attack in summer. In the meantime, it’s waiting for more weapons.
OECD says global economic outlook ‘slightly better’ for 2023 but inflation risks linger
OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann said the global economic outlook is looking slightly “brighter” for this year but inflation challenges remain.
China’s online shoppers started the year cautiously, Alibaba says
Online sales remained weak this year through early February, Alibaba CEO Daniel Zhang said during a quarterly earnings call.
These high school sweethearts have visited 112 countries. Here’s how they pay for it on a budget
Hudson and Emily Crider are on a mission to travel to all 195 countries. Here’s what it costs and how they spend wisely around the world.
‘Without a doubt our favorite mega cap’: Investor names the stock to buy for the next 10 years
GAM Investments’ Mark Hawtin believes this stock offers the best risk-reward to buy and hold for the next five-to-10 years.
Incoming Bank of Japan chief Ueda says current low rates appropriate
Kazuo Ueda said it was appropriate to maintain ultra-loose monetary policy as inflation has yet to sustainably and steadily meet the central bank’s 2% target.
