UK regulator warns of big fines, service suspensions for tech giants ahead of new safety rules
Technology giants could face “significant” fines if they don’t comply with the U.K.’s internet safety regulations, the British media regulator Ofcom warned Thursday.
European Central Bank cuts rates, Lagarde flags downside risks to inflation outlook
This was CNBC’s live blog covering the European Central Bank’s October meeting.
Nvidia and Apple supplier TSMC shares pop after quarterly profit soars on AI demand
TSMC, the world’s largest producer of advanced chips, posted a 54% hike in third-quarter profit.
CNBC Daily Open: Strong earnings, macro conditions propelling stocks up
With monetary policy easing, the economy staying strong and inflation cooling, stocks look like they have stamina to keep going higher.
A tough new EU cyber law is off to a messy start, with many countries failing to adopt the rules
New European Union rules requiring businesses to bolster their cyber defenses are already off to a messy start.
Uncovering the mysterious side of art pricing. ‘Everyone’s trying to make money’
Galleries don’t always display prices, making the art world mysterious, or possibly even “shady,” according to some insiders.
Auto giants launch a flurry of cheaper electric vehicles — taking the fight to China
Europe’s top carmakers unveiled low-cost EVs at the Paris Motor Show this week, seeking to recapture some of the market share held by Chinese brands.
Intel faces headwinds in China as trade body calls for security probe
Intel products have been recommended for a security review by a trade group in China which alleges they pose vulnerabilities and risks to national security.
Meet Ameca, the world’s ‘most advanced’ humanoid robot
Ameca is the latest and most advanced iteration of two-decades of robot development from Engineered Arts, a humanoid manufacturer based in Cornwall, England.
Japan visitors spent $39 billion through September, breaking annual record
Visitor spending in Japan broke an annual record in nine months, official data showed Wednesday, showing the power of a tourism boom fueled by the weak yen.
