No current plan for the UAE to leave OPEC oil alliance, sources say
The UAE does not currently plan to leave the influential OPEC producers’ alliance, according to two officials with knowledge of the matter.
Embattled Adani Group receives a vote of confidence from U.S. asset manager
Rajiv Jain is the co-founder and CIO of GQG Partners and is best known for investing in stable growing companies in the tobacco and energy sectors.
China takes a cautious approach to its economy in 2023
China’s leaders struck a cautious tone about the outlook for the country’s economic rebound, after ending most Covid restrictions on business activity.
China takes a cautious approach to its economy in 2023
China’s leaders struck a cautious tone about the outlook for the country’s economic rebound, after ending most Covid restrictions on business activity.
Meet the woman who invented a whole new subsection of tech set to be worth $1 trillion
Ida Tin coined the term “FemTech” in 2016, which describes all tech that aims to tackle health issues that only, or disproportionately, impact women.
Apple may launch mixed reality device this year — but we’re not scared, HTC CEO says
Apple will likely launch a mixed reality product “very soon” — potentially as soon as this year, HTC CEO and co-founder Cher Wang told CNBC.
CNBC Daily Open: The Nasdaq soared last week. But tech might be in trouble
All major indexes ended last week in the green, with the Nasdaq outpacing the Dow and S&P. But not all is rosy in the tech industry.
South Korea says its own companies will pay to resolve forced labor dispute with Japan
South Korea would compensate former forced laborers through an existing public foundation funded by private-sector companies, said Foreign Minister Park Jin.
Pakistan has an energy surplus. It gets hit by blackouts anyway
For several years, Pakistan’s cities and villages have suffered from power outages lasting several hours a day. In January, a nationwide blackout plunged the country of 230 million people into darkness. But the problem isn’t energy supply.
As Apple rumors swirl, Chinese rivals launch foldable smartphones to challenge Samsung
Chinese vendors Oppo and Honor have launched foldable smartphones for the international market in a bid to challenge Samsung in the device category it pioneered.
