9 soldiers killed in Army helicopter training crash in Kentucky
The crash unfolded at around 10 p.m. local time (11 p.m. ET) during training in Trigg County, to the west of the Army base Fort Campbell, officials said.
Alibaba tells investors its overhaul will make the business more ‘agile’ with market changes
“We believe this will allow all of our businesses to become more agile … and respond faster to market changes,” CEO Daniel Zhang told investors.
CNBC Daily Open: Markets rallied because nothing broke yesterday
U.S. stocks rallied Wednesday as both banks and big tech rebounded. For markets still reeling from the banking crisis, no news is good news.
Toyota’s global sales notch up a February record as parts shortage eases
Toyota Motor Corp said its global sales reached a record for the month of February, as it rebounded from pandemic-induced parts shortages.
Private jet flights in Europe soar to record levels — and most were ultra-short journeys
Analysis published Thursday by Greenpeace showed the number of private jet flights in Europe last year rose 64% to reach a fresh record high of 572,806.
China’s Premier Li Qiang seeks to rally Asia behind Beijing
Chinese Premier Li Qiang’s speech of about 25 minutes at the Boao Forum for Asia did not delve into China’s heightened tensions with the U.S.
Singapore’s banking authority says DBS outage was ‘unacceptable’
Shares of Southeast Asia’s largest bank DBS Group were down 1.4% on Thursday, a day after a 10-hour outage of its digital services.
India has big manufacturing plans. Goldman names 2 global stocks to benefit — giving one 60% upside
India’s massive plan to boost manufacturing is a “substantial opportunity” for Greater China tech firms, the investment bank says.
Google reshuffles virtual assistant unit with focus on Bard A.I. technology
Google is reorganizing its Assistant team to include more focus on Bard as the company shifts more resources to artificial intelligence.
After a more than $1 trillion rout, Beijing appears to be warming to Chinese tech giants
Alibaba’s major reorganization is viewed as a sign that the Chinese government could be relaxing its intense scrutiny of the domestic technology sector.
